How to remove small stitches

How to remove small stitches

Steps

To eliminate small stitches...

  • Select Design Settings > Remove Small Stitches.
  • Choose your preferred option:
    • When set to ‘Always’, the filter will be automatically applied in the background whenever objects are edited or digitized.
    • When set to ‘On Output’, the filter is only applied when printing or outputting files.
  • Enter the minimum stitch length you want to preserve.
  • Click OK to confirm.
  • Check the Status Bar for the new stitch count.

 

Here's the link for more details and keep this for future reference. 
https://www.embroideryhelp.net/hatch/digitizer/en/user-guide/customize-designs/start-end-design 

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