Contour adjusting method of fully-formed knitwear and flat knitting machine

Abstract

The invention discloses a contour adjusting method of fully-formed knitwear and a flat knitting machine, the contour adjusting method of the fully-formed knitwear is applied to the flat knitting machine, the contour adjusting method of the fully-formed knitwear comprises the steps that a contour diagram of the fully-formed knitwear is obtained, the contour diagram comprises at least one knitted garment piece group, each knitted garment piece group comprises a plurality of rows of front knitted pieces and rear knitted pieces, the front knitting sheets and the rear knitting sheets are alternately connected, each front knitting sheet and each rear knitting sheet are respectively filled with representative color codes, and the representative color codes filled in the front knitting sheets are different from the representative color codes filled in the rear knitting sheets; and inserting the narrowing and adding needle color codes into the contour diagram, and adjusting the representative color codes in all the knitted garment piece groups based on the positions and attributes of the narrowing and adding needle color codes to obtain an adjusted contour diagram. By means of the mode, the narrowing and adding needle color codes can be inserted into the contour diagram, then the representative color codes in the contour diagram are automatically adjusted through the narrowing and adding needle color codes, the adjusted contour diagram is obtained, and modification of the fully-formed knitwear is achieved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present application relates to the field of textile technology, in particular to a contour adjustment method for fully fashioned knitted fabrics and a flat knitting machine. Background Art

[0002] Common knitting equipment (such as flat knitting machines) can be used to weave and design textiles. Due to process or special needs, after the design is formed, it is often necessary to adjust the positions of the needles at some locations. At this time, the knitting equipment can be used to adjust the contour of the designed textile for full-form pattern making, such as reducing and / or adding needles between the body and the sleeves, so that the pattern achieves the desired effect.

[0003] However, in related technologies, the steps of pattern outline are abstract and complex, and need to be modified manually one by one, which is prone to errors. Summary of the Invention

[0004] The present application provides a method for adjusting the contour of a fully fashioned knitted fabric and a flat knitting machine. The method automatically modifies the contour of the fully fashioned knitted fabric by inserting a pinch-increase color code into a contour diagram and using the pinch-increase color code to perform pinch-increase and / or pinch-in on a representative color code in the contour diagram. Furthermore, by automatically adjusting or modifying the contour of the fully fashioned knitted fabric by directly inserting the pinch-increase color code, while modifying a portion of the knitted fabric, the knitted fabrics of other layers are also modified simultaneously, eliminating the need for individual modifications. This is a one-step design, which improves modification efficiency and reduces errors.

[0005] In order to solve the above technical problems, the present application provides, on the one hand, a contour adjustment method for a fully-fledged knitted fabric, which is applied to a knitting machine. The contour adjustment method includes: obtaining a contour map of the fully-fledged knitted fabric, the contour map including at least one knitted garment group, each knitted garment group including several rows of front knitted garments and rear knitted garments, the front knitted garments and the rear knitted garments being alternately connected, each front knitted garment and the rear knitted garment being respectively filled with a representative color code, and the representative color code filled with the front knitted garment is different from the representative color code filled with the rear knitted garment; inserting the increase stitch color code into the contour map to adjust the representative color codes in all knitted garment groups based on the position and attributes of the increase stitch color code to obtain an adjusted contour map.

[0006] In some embodiments, inserting a gain stitch color code into a contour map to adjust representative color codes in all knitted piece groups based on the position and attributes of the gain stitch color code to obtain an adjusted contour map includes: determining at least one target knitted piece group from at least one knitted piece group based on the position and attributes of the gain stitch color code; adjusting the position and length of the representative color code located in a target row in the target knitted piece group using the gain stitch color code, and adjusting the position of the representative color code located in the target row in other knitted piece groups within at least one knitted piece group using the gain stitch color code to maintain connection between the target knitted piece group and the other knitted piece groups, thereby obtaining an adjusted contour map.

[0007] In some embodiments, the position and length of the representative color code located in the target row of the target knitted garment group are adjusted using the increase and decrease stitch color code, including: using the increase and increase stitch color code to increase or decrease a preset number of corresponding types of representative color codes at the edge of the representative color code located in the target row of the target knitted garment group.

[0008] In some embodiments, the positions of the representative color codes located in the target row of other knitted piece groups in at least one knitted piece group are adjusted using the increase and decrease stitch color code so that the target knitted piece group remains connected with the other knitted piece groups, including: when the edge where the representative color code in the target knitted piece group increases or decreases is a side connected to the other knitted piece groups, determining the target position of the edge after the representative color code is increased or decreased; based on the target position, using the increase and increase stitch color code, correspondingly adjusting the positions of the representative color codes connected to the edge in the other knitted piece groups, so that the representative color code located in the target row of the target knitted piece group remains connected with the representative color codes located in the target row of the other knitted piece groups.

[0009] In some embodiments, using the gain-and-gain stitch color code, a preset number of corresponding types of representative color codes are added or subtracted at the edge of the representative color code located in the target row in the target knitted garment group, including: adding or subtracting a preset number of corresponding types of representative color codes at the edge of the representative color code of the front knitted piece located above the gain-and-gain stitch color code and the edge of the representative color code of the rear knitted piece in the target knitted garment group.

[0010] In some embodiments, the contour adjustment method further includes: moving the gaining stitch color code within the contour diagram; during the movement of the gaining stitch color code, increasing or decreasing a preset number of corresponding types of representative color codes at the edges of the representative color codes of the front knitted piece and the rear knitted piece in the target knitted garment group whose row number changes due to the insertion of the gaining stitch color code.

[0011] In some embodiments, using the gain stitch color code, a preset number of corresponding types of representative color codes are added or subtracted at the edge of the representative color code located in the target row in the target knitted garment group, including: moving the gain stitch color code within the contour diagram; in response to the moved gain stitch color code being located in the target knitted garment group, adding or subtracting a preset number of corresponding types of representative color codes at the edge of the representative color code of the front knitted piece and the rear knitted piece in the target knitted garment group whose row number changes due to the insertion of the gain stitch color code.

[0012] In some embodiments, when the gain-and-gain color code contacts at least two target knitted garment panel groups, the contour adjustment method further includes: splitting the gain-and-gain color code.

[0013] In some embodiments, the at least two target knitted garment group include at least a first knitted garment group and a second knitted garment group; the front knitted garment in the first knitted garment group is filled with a first type of representative color code, the back knitted garment in the first knitted garment group is filled with a second type of representative color code, the front knitted garment in the second knitted garment group is filled with a third type of representative color code, and the back knitted garment in the second knitted garment group is filled with a fourth type of representative color code; the increase and decrease stitch color code includes a decrease stitch color code and an increase stitch color code.

[0014] Splitting the increase / increase stitch color code includes: inserting the increase / increase stitch color code at a first position in the row where the increase / increase stitch color code is located and above the first knitted garment group; and inserting the increase / increase stitch color code at a second position above the increase / increase stitch color code and above the second knitted garment group separated by a preset number of rows from the increase / increase stitch color code; wherein, at the edge of the first type representative color code and the second type representative color code located above the first position, a preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are reduced; and at the edge of the third type representative color code and the fourth type representative color code located above the second position, a preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are added;

[0015] Alternatively, a narrowing color code is inserted at a third position in the row where the narrowing color code is located and above the second knitted garment group; and a narrowing color code is inserted at a fourth position above the narrowing color code and above the first knitted garment group, which is a preset number of rows away from the narrowing color code; wherein, at the edge of the third type representative color code and the fourth type representative color code located above the third position, a preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are added; and at the edge of the first type representative color code and the second type representative color code located above the fourth position, a preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are reduced.

[0016] In some embodiments, the narrowing color code includes at least a first narrowing color code and a second narrowing color code;

[0017] The contour adjustment method further includes: inserting a first narrowing color code at the first position, and inserting a second narrowing color code at a fifth position above the first narrowing color code and above the second type representative color code; wherein a preset number of first type representative color codes are reduced at the edge of the first type representative color code above the first position; and a preset number of second type representative color codes are reduced at the edge of the second type representative color code above the fifth position;

[0018] The first narrowing color code is inserted at the third position, and the second narrowing color code is inserted at the sixth position above the first narrowing color code and above the second type representative color code; wherein, at the edge of the first type representative color code above the third position, a preset number of first type representative color codes are reduced; at the edge of the second type representative color code above the sixth position, a preset number of second type representative color codes are reduced.

[0019] In some embodiments, the contour map further includes a page number color code; the contour adjustment method further includes: when the page number color code and at least part of the representative color codes in the target knitted garment group are in the same row, and the increase and increase stitch color code moves up and down in the target knitted garment group, simultaneously changing the position of the page number color code in the contour map; wherein the position change of the page number color code is determined according to the target row and number of rows of the increase and increase stitch color code.

[0020] In order to solve the above technical problems, the present application provides a knitting machine on the other hand, which includes a memory and a processor, the memory stores a computer program, and the processor is used to execute the computer program to implement the above contour adjustment method.

[0021] In some embodiments of the present application, the contour adjustment method and flat knitting machine for fully fashioned knitwear provided in the present application can insert a needle color code for needle narrowing and adding in the contour diagram, and use the needle color code for needle narrowing and adding to perform needle narrowing and / or adding on the representative color code in the contour diagram, thereby realizing automatic modification of the contour of the fully fashioned knitwear. In addition, by directly inserting the needle color code for needle narrowing and adding to automatically adjust or modify the contour of the fully fashioned knitwear, while modifying part of the knitwear, the knitwear of other layers will also be modified synchronously, without the need to modify them one by one, i.e., a one-step design, which can improve modification efficiency and reduce errors. In addition, compared with the method of modifying the number and position of the representative color codes one by one, the method of using the needle color code for needle narrowing and / or adding to perform needle narrowing and / or adding operations in the present application is simpler, can save time, and reduce error rates. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0022] In order to more clearly illustrate the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present application, the following briefly introduces the drawings required for describing the embodiments. Obviously, the drawings described below are only some embodiments of the present application. For those skilled in the art, other drawings can be obtained based on these drawings without inventive efforts. Among them:

[0023] Figure 1 is a schematic flow chart of a method for adjusting the contour of a fully fashioned knitted product in some embodiments of the present application;

[0024] Figure 2 yes Figure 1 Specific process diagram of step 12;

[0025] Figure 3 Schematic diagram of comparison of contour images before and after adjustment in some embodiments of the present application;

[0026] Figure 4 is a schematic diagram of position changes between a target knitted garment group and other knitted garment group in some embodiments of the present application;

[0027] Figure 5 2 is a schematic diagram of position changes between representative color codes located in a target row and representative color codes not located in a target row in a target knitted garment panel group in some embodiments of the present application;

[0028] Figure 6 Schematic diagrams comparing contour images before and after adjustment in some embodiments of the present application;

[0029] Figure 7 Schematic diagram of comparison of contour images before and after adjustment in some embodiments of the present application;

[0030] Figure 8 Schematic diagram of comparison of contour images before and after adjustment in some embodiments of the present application;

[0031] Figure 9 Schematic diagrams comparing contour images before and after adjustment in some embodiments of the present application;

[0032] Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram comparing the color codes of the needles before and after splitting in some embodiments of the present application;

[0033] Figure 11 This is a schematic diagram comparing the color codes of the needles before and after splitting in some embodiments of the present application;

[0034] Figure 12 Schematic diagram of comparison before and after splitting of the narrowing color code in some embodiments of the present application;

[0035] Figure 13 Schematic diagram of comparison before and after splitting of the narrowing color code in some embodiments of the present application;

[0036] Figure 14 This is a schematic diagram comparing the color codes before and after splitting in some embodiments of the present application;

[0037] Figure 15 This is a schematic diagram comparing the color codes before and after splitting in some embodiments of the present application;

[0038] Figure 16 Schematic diagram of the change of page color code before and after the contour map is adjusted in some embodiments of the present application;

[0039] Figure 17 is a structural schematic diagram of a flat knitting machine provided in some embodiments of the present application;

[0040] Figure 18 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of the computer-readable storage medium provided in some embodiments of the present application. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0041] The following will be combined with the drawings in the embodiments of this application to clearly and completely describe the technical solutions in the embodiments of this application. Obviously, the embodiments described are only part of the embodiments of this application, not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments in this application, all other embodiments obtained by ordinary technicians in this field without making creative efforts are within the scope of protection of this application.

[0042] See also Figure 1 , Figure 1 1 is a flow chart of a method for adjusting the contour of a fully fashioned knitted fabric in some embodiments of the present application. The method for adjusting the contour of a fully fashioned knitted fabric is applied to a flat knitting machine. The method for adjusting the contour of a fully fashioned knitted fabric includes:

[0043] Step 11: Obtain an outline of the fully fashioned knitted fabric; wherein the outline includes at least one knitted panel group, each knitted panel group includes a plurality of rows of front knitted panels and back knitted panels, the front knitted panels and the back knitted panels are alternately connected, and each front knitted panel and the back knitted panel are respectively filled with a representative color code, and the representative color code filled with the front knitted panel is different from the representative color code filled with the back knitted panel.

[0044] In some embodiments, the contour map can be generated based on the user's operation on the human-computer interaction interface of the knitting machine, or can be directly read from a database, server, etc.

[0045] Specifically, the contours are knitted using a fully fashioned process, knitting in a cylindrical motion. For example, a long-sleeved piece consists of a body and sleeves. During knitting, the body and sleeves are knitted separately. After reaching a certain position, the body and sleeves are combined and knitted together. Alternatively, as needed, the left and right sleeves, along with the body, can be directly input from a database or server for a one-piece process.

[0046] In some embodiments, different knitted panel groups in the outline image represent different knitted parts. For example, if the knitted fabric is a long sleeve, the knitted panel group in the outline image includes all parts of the long sleeve, specifically the left sleeve, the right sleeve, and the body. The left sleeve and the right sleeve are respectively connected to the body, wherein the left sleeve, the right sleeve, and the body are each composed of two knitted panels (i.e., a front knitted panel and a back knitted panel).

[0047] After the left sleeve is attached to the body and / or the right sleeve is attached to the body, if the knitting result is unsatisfactory or adjustments are needed, the outline diagram can be adjusted to adjust the fully fashioned knitwear, such as adjusting the positions of some of the increase and decrease stitches. Specifically, step 12 can be performed to automatically decrease and / or increase stitches based on the color codes representing the knitting rows of the fully fashioned knitwear using the increase and decrease stitch color codes, thereby adjusting the final fully fashioned knitwear.

[0048] In some embodiments, at least one target knitted garment group includes a first knitted garment group and a second knitted garment group. Taking the knitted fabric corresponding to the contour image as an example of a long sleeve, the first knitted garment group corresponds to the left sleeve and the second knitted garment group corresponds to the body, or the first knitted garment group corresponds to the right sleeve and the second knitted garment group corresponds to the body, or the first knitted garment group corresponds to the body and the second knitted garment group corresponds to the left sleeve, or the first knitted garment group corresponds to the body and the second knitted garment group corresponds to the right sleeve.

[0049] In some embodiments, at least one target knitted garment group includes a first knitted garment group, a second knitted garment group, and a third knitted garment group. Taking the knitted fabric corresponding to the contour image as an example of a long sleeve, the first knitted garment group corresponds to the left sleeve, the second knitted garment group corresponds to the body, and the third knitted garment group corresponds to the right sleeve. The first knitted garment group is connected to the second knitted garment group, and the third knitted garment group is connected to the second knitted garment group.

[0050] In some embodiments, the first knitted panel group includes at least a first type of representative color code and a second type of representative color code. The second knitted panel group includes at least a third type of representative color code and a fourth type of representative color code. The third knitted panel group includes at least a fifth type of representative color code and a sixth type of representative color code.

[0051] Taking the first knitted garment group corresponding to the left sleeve and the second knitted garment group corresponding to the body as an example, the first type representative color code and the second type representative color code are the front sleeve piece and the back sleeve piece of the left sleeve respectively (i.e., the front knitted piece and the back knitted piece of the left sleeve), and the third type representative color code and the fourth type representative color code are the front piece and the back piece of the body respectively (i.e., the front knitted piece and the back knitted piece of the body).

[0052] Taking the first knitted garment group corresponding to the right sleeve and the second knitted garment group corresponding to the body as an example, the first type representative color code and the second type representative color code are the front sleeve piece and the back sleeve piece of the right sleeve respectively (i.e., the front knitted piece and the back knitted piece of the right sleeve), and the third type representative color code and the fourth type representative color code are the front piece and the back piece of the body respectively.

[0053] Taking the first knitted piece group corresponding to the left sleeve, the second knitted piece group corresponding to the body, and the third knitted piece group corresponding to the right sleeve as an example, the first type representative color code and the second type representative color code are the front sleeve and the back sleeve of the left sleeve, respectively; the third type representative color code and the fourth type representative color code are the front sleeve and the back sleeve of the body, respectively; the fourth type representative color code and the fifth type representative color code are the front sleeve and the back sleeve of the right sleeve, respectively.

[0054] In some embodiments of the present application, the contour diagram includes a first knitted garment group and a second knitted garment group as an example. Figure 2 As shown. Among them, Indicates that the first type represents the color code, Indicates that the second type represents the color code, Indicates the third type represents the color code, Indicates the fourth type represents the color code.

[0055] In other embodiments, when the outline diagram further includes a third knitted garment group, Indicates the fifth type represents the color code, use Indicates the sixth type represents the color code.

[0056] It is worth noting that when the knitted garment group corresponds to different knitted parts, since the fully knitted knitting is performed in a cylindrical manner, the number of rows of representative color codes in each knitted garment group is greater than or equal to 2 (one row is the representative color code filled by the front knitted piece, and one row is the representative color code filled by the back knitted piece), and the number of rows of representative color codes in each knitted garment group is usually an even number. Since the front knitted piece and the back knitted piece are alternately connected, at this time, the different types of representative color codes in each knitted garment group are usually knitted alternately. Taking the first knitted garment group as an example, the first knitted garment group in the outline diagram includes at least one row of the first type of representative color code and a second row of type representing color codes The first type represents color code and the second type represents color code Similarly, the second knitted garment group includes at least one row of the third type representative color code and a row of fourth type representing color codes The third type represents color code And the fourth type represents the color code The knitting rules of the third knitted garment group are similar to or the same as those of the first knitted garment group and / or the second knitted garment group, and are not described in detail here.

[0057] It is understood that in order to ensure the connection of the knitted garment group, generally speaking, the number of rows representing the color codes in the interconnected knitted garment group is the same. For example, when a first knitted garment group is connected to a second knitted garment group, the number of rows of the first type of representative color code and the second type of representative color code in the first knitted garment group is the same as the number of rows of the third type of representative color code and the fourth type of representative color code in the second knitted garment group. In addition, the number of rows of the first type of representative color code is the same as the number of rows of the third type of representative color code, and the number of rows of the second type of representative color code is the same as the number of rows of the fourth type of representative color code. Alternatively, the number of rows of the first type of representative color code is the same as the number of rows of the third type of representative color code, and the number of rows of the second type of representative color code is the same as the number of rows of the fourth type of representative color code.

[0058] Step 12: Insert the increase / reduction stitch color code into the contour map to adjust the representative color codes in all knitted garment groups based on the position and attributes of the increase / reduction stitch color code to obtain an adjusted contour map.

[0059] In some embodiments, as Figure 2 As shown, step 12 may include the following steps:

[0060] Step 21: Determine at least one target knitted garment group from at least one knitted garment group based on the position and attribute of the gain / gain stitch color code.

[0061] The increase / reduction color code can be used to increase and / or reduce stitches on a target knitted panel group. Specifically, when increasing stitches on a target knitted panel group, the number of representative color codes located in a target row of the target knitted panel group is increased. When reducing stitches on a target knitted panel group, the number of representative color codes located in a target row of the target knitted panel group is decreased.

[0062] The properties of the closing / adding stitch color code can be set based on actual conditions, and the function of the closing / adding stitch color code is determined by the closing / adding stitch color code properties. There are multiple types of closing / adding stitch color codes, each with different functions. The type of closing / adding stitch color code is related to closing / adding stitches, the target of closing / adding stitches, and the number of closing / adding stitches.

[0063] For example, when the function of the increase / reduction stitch color code is to reduce two stitches on the body and increase two stitches on the left sleeve, the increase / reduction stitch color code can be used express.

[0064] For example, when the function of the increase stitch color code is to increase two stitches on the body and decrease two stitches on the left sleeve, the increase stitch color code can be used express.

[0065] For example, when the function of the increase and decrease stitch color code is to decrease two stitches on the body and increase two stitches on the right sleeve, the increase and decrease stitch color code can be used express.

[0066] For example, when the function of the increase stitch color code is to add two stitches to the body and decrease two stitches to the right sleeve, the increase stitch color code can be used express.

[0067] To avoid conflicts or ambiguity when closing and increasing stitches, the closing and increasing stitches color code includes two operations, closing stitches and increasing stitches, and the operation targets are different. The closing and increasing stitches color code can be divided into the closing stitch color code and the increasing stitch color code. The closing stitch color code is used to close stitches, and the increasing stitch color code is used to increase stitches.

[0068] For example, when the function of the needle color code is to add two needles to the body of the garment, the needle color code can be used When adding two stitches to the left sleeve in the function of adding stitch color code, the stitch color code can be used express.

[0069] For example, when the function of the narrowing color code is to narrow two stitches on the body of the garment, the narrowing color code can be used When the color code function is used to reduce the needles on the left sleeve by two needles, the color code can be used to reduce the needles. express.

[0070] At this time, the needle color code With needle color code Can be combined into a color code for increasing and decreasing needles Color code for narrowing stitches With needle color code Can be combined into a color code for increasing and decreasing needles

[0071] To avoid conflicts or ambiguity when adding or removing stitches, different color codes for adding or removing stitches correspond to different operation objects. In addition, the position of the color code for adding or removing stitches determines the operation object.

[0072] In some embodiments, when the increasing / reducing stitch color code contacts one target knitted piece group, the target knitted piece group may be a first knitted piece group. When the increasing / reducing stitch color code contacts at least two target knitted piece groups, the at least two target knitted piece groups include at least a first knitted piece group and a second knitted piece group, and the first knitted piece group and the second knitted piece group are connected to each other or spaced apart.

[0073] Step 22: Use the gain / gain color code to adjust the position and length of the representative color code located in the target row of the target knitted garment group.

[0074] When inserting the gain-and-gain stitch color code into the outline image, at least one target knitted panel group must be identified from at least one knitted panel group in the outline image. The gain-and-gain stitch color code is used to modify the number and position of the representative color codes for the target knitted panel group. The positions of the representative color codes for all knitted panel groups other than the target knitted panel group in the outline image are also adjusted simultaneously. When the number of target knitted panel groups is two or more, the multiple target knitted panel groups can be of different types, that is, they can represent different parts of the knitted fabric, such as left and right sleeves.

[0075] In some embodiments, the flat knitting machine includes a human-machine interface for displaying a contour map. Furthermore, to facilitate user definition, operation, and observation on the human-machine interface, an operation bar may be displayed on the human-machine interface. The operation bar may include movement buttons (e.g., an up button, a down button), a reset button, a front-back split button (e.g., a button for splitting stitches and a button for merging stitches), an OK button, an undo button, a select button, etc., allowing the user to quickly perform a target operation using the configured buttons.

[0076] For example, in response to an insert command issued by a user in the human-computer interaction interface, a gain-in-stitch color code can be quickly inserted into the outline. Specifically, in response to the insert command, the gain-in-stitch color code is inserted into at least one target knitted panel group in the outline. Alternatively, in response to the insert command, the gain-in-stitch color code is inserted into the outline at a location away from all knitted panel groups, where the gain-in-stitch color code does not intersect with the representative color code of any knitted panel group.

[0077] In some embodiments, the gain-and-gain color code can be used to increase or decrease a preset number of corresponding representative color codes at the edge of the representative color code located in a target row of a target knitted panel group. Because the target knitted panel group includes several rows of front knitted panels and back knitted panels, the gain-and-gain color code can be used to increase or decrease a preset number of corresponding representative color codes at the edge of the row containing the front knitted panels, and simultaneously increase or decrease a preset number of corresponding representative color codes at the edge of the row containing the back knitted panels.

[0078] For example, taking the body of a garment corresponding to the target knitted garment group as an example, the front knitted piece corresponding to the target knitted garment group is the front piece of the body, and the back knitted piece is the back piece of the body. The front and back pieces of the body are knitted and connected alternately, and the front and back pieces are respectively filled with different types of representative color codes. A preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are added or subtracted at the edge of the row where some front pieces are located, and at the same time, a preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are added or subtracted at the edge of the row where some back pieces are located.

[0079] In some embodiments, a preset number of corresponding types of representative color codes are added or subtracted at the edge of the representative color code of the front knitted panel and the edge of the representative color code of the back knitted panel in the target knitted panel group located above the increase / increase stitch color code.

[0080] For example, taking the target knitted garment group corresponding to the garment body as an example, the front knitted piece corresponding to the target knitted garment group is the front piece of the garment body, and the back knitted piece is the back piece of the garment body. The front and back pieces of the garment body are alternately knitted and connected. The front and back pieces are respectively filled with different types of representative color codes. A preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are added or subtracted at the edge of the row of the front piece located above the increase and increase stitch color code. At the same time, a preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are added or subtracted at the edge of the row of the back piece located above the increase and increase stitch color code. At this time, the number of representative color codes added or subtracted for each row of the front piece located above the increase and increase stitch color code is the same as the number of representative color codes added or subtracted for each row of the back piece located above the increase and increase stitch color code.

[0081] It can be understood that an increase or decrease in the representative color code will cause the position of the representative color code in the corresponding target knitted garment panel group to change synchronously.

[0082] Step 23: Using the increase / reduction stitch color code, adjust the positions of the representative color codes located in the target row of other knitted piece groups within at least one knitted piece group so that the target knitted piece group and the other knitted piece groups remain connected, thereby obtaining an adjusted contour map.

[0083] After the number of representative color codes in the target knitted piece group is changed by adding or removing stitch color codes, the positions of the representative color codes in the target knitted piece group will also change synchronously. At this point, in order to maintain the connection with other knitted piece groups that were connected in the pre-change contour map, the positions of the target knitted piece group and other knitted piece groups in the contour map (i.e., other knitted piece groups that were originally connected to the target knitted piece group) need to be changed to maintain the connection, thereby obtaining an adjusted contour map.

[0084] It is worth noting that steps 22 and 23 occur simultaneously.

[0085] In some embodiments, when the edge where the representative color code increases or decreases in the target knitted garment group is connected to other knitted garment groups, the target position of the edge after the representative color code increases or decreases is determined; based on the target position, the positions of the representative color codes connected to the edge in other knitted garment groups are correspondingly adjusted using the increase / reduction stitch color code, so that the representative color code located in the target row of the target knitted garment group remains connected to the representative color codes located in the target row of the other knitted garment groups.

[0086] In some embodiments, the number of representative color codes added or subtracted at the edge of the representative color code located in the target row of the target knitted panel group is equal to the number of stitches in the increase / increase color code. For example, if the increase / increase color code is used to reduce two stitches in the body of a garment, the representative color code in each target row of the target knitted panel group associated with the garment will be reduced by two.

[0087] In some embodiments, in response to the insertion of a gain-in-place color code into a target knitted panel group, a preset number of first representative color codes may be simultaneously added or subtracted at the edge of a first representative color code located above the gain-in-place color code in the target knitted panel group. The first representative color code located above the gain-in-place color code corresponds to the representative color code located in the target row. The first representative color code is determined based on the gain-in-place color code. The first representative color code includes a first type representative color code (corresponding to a representative color code for filling a front knitted panel) and / or a second type representative color code (corresponding to a representative color code for filling a rear knitted panel).

[0088] Because the adjustment or modification of the contour map of the fully fashioned knitted panels of this application is a one-step design, the change in the number and position of the representative color codes is directly triggered by the insertion of the increase / reduction color code. That is, when the increase / reduction color code is inserted into the contour map, the number and position of the representative color codes related to the increase / reduction color code function will automatically change, and the position of the representative color codes unrelated to the increase / reduction color code function (i.e., the representative color codes of other knitted panel groups) will automatically change, thereby completing the decrease / reduction and / or increase / reduction operation.

[0089] When the target knitted garment group includes a first knitted garment group and a second knitted garment group, the first knitted garment group corresponds to the body and the second knitted garment group corresponds to the left sleeve, Figure 3 Take the outline diagram shown in Figure ① as an example. The first type represents the color code. and the second type represents color code Respectively represent the color codes filled in the front and back pieces of the body, and the third type represents the color code and the fourth type of representatives They represent the representative color codes filled in the front and back sleeve pieces of the left sleeve respectively. The first knitted garment group corresponding to the body is on the right, the second knitted garment group corresponding to the left sleeve is on the left, and the first knitted garment group is connected to the second knitted garment group.

[0090] Among them, the leftmost side of the first knitted garment group (that is, the side connected to the second knitted garment group) and the leftmost side of the second knitted garment group are the edges of the representative color codes. At this time, the representative color codes located in the target row of the first knitted garment group increase or decrease from the left, and the representative color codes located in the target row of the second knitted garment group increase or decrease from the left. When the representative color codes located in the target row of the first knitted garment group increase, the newly added representative color codes in the first knitted garment group will push out the representative color codes of the second knitted garment group, and the pushed-out position can just place the added representative color codes of the first knitted garment group, so that the first knitted garment group and the second knitted garment group remain connected. When the representative color codes located in the target row of the first knitted garment group decrease, the representative color codes of the second knitted garment group will move to the right, and the first knitted garment group maintains its connection with the second knitted garment group.

[0091] like Figure 3 As shown in Figure ①, the first knitted garment group includes 10 rows of representative color codes, the first type of representative color code and the second type represents color code Alternately connected, the second knitted garment group includes 10 rows representing color codes, and the third type represents color codes And the fourth type represents the color code Alternate connections.

[0092] For example, when the color code for increasing stitches is used to decrease two stitches on the left sleeve and increase two stitches on the body, the color code for increasing stitches is used Since knitting starts from the bottom up, insert the color code of the increase and increase stitches on the 4 rows of color codes below. When you continue knitting, the color code for increasing stitches is The six rows of representative color codes above are the representative color codes located at the target row. At this point, the number of representative color codes in the first knitted garment group and the second knitted garment group will change as follows: the number of representative color codes in each row of the first knitted garment group located above the increase stitch color code will increase by two, and the number of representative color codes in each row of the second knitted garment group located above the increase stitch color code will decrease by two. At this point, the resulting contour diagram is as follows: Figure 3 As shown in Figure ②, the first representative color code includes the first type representative color code The second type represents color code The third type represents color code And the fourth type represents the color code

[0093] For example, when the color code for increasing stitches is used to increase two stitches on the left sleeve and decrease two stitches on the body, the color code for increasing stitches is used Since knitting starts from the bottom up, insert the color code of the increase and increase stitches on the 4 rows of color codes below. When you continue knitting, the color code for increasing stitches is The six rows of representative color codes above are the representative color codes located at the target row. At this point, the number of representative color codes in the first knitted garment group and the second knitted garment group will change as follows: the number of representative color codes in each row of the first knitted garment group located above the increase stitch color code will decrease by two, and the number of representative color codes in each row of the second knitted garment group located above the increase stitch color code will increase by two. At this point, the resulting contour diagram is as follows: Figure 3 As shown in Figure ③, the first representative color code includes the first type representative color code The second type represents color code The third type represents color code And the fourth type represents the color code

[0094] It is understood that there are multiple pick-up stitch color codes, at least some of which contact the representative color code in the first knitted panel group, and at least some of which contact the representative color code in the second knitted panel group. The number of pick-up stitch color codes contacting the representative color code in the first knitted panel group and the number of pick-up stitch color codes contacting the representative color code in the second knitted panel group can be determined based on actual conditions, and the number of pick-up stitch color codes contacting the representative color code in the second knitted panel group can be determined based on actual conditions, and the two can be the same or different, without limitation herein.

[0095] It is worth noting that when there are multiple increase / reduction stitch color codes, the multiple increase / reduction stitch color codes are continuous, and the multiple increase / reduction stitch color codes only occupy one knitting row of the outline diagram.

[0096] In order to more intuitively reflect the changes in the contour map and the position changes between the target knitted garment group and other knitted garment groups, please refer to Figure 4 .in, Figure 4 Figure ① in the middle is a schematic diagram of the positional relationship between the target knitted garment group and other knitted garment groups before the representative color code of the target knitted garment group changes. Figure 4 Figure ② in the middle is a schematic diagram of the positional relationship between the target knitted garment group and other knitted garment groups after the number of representative color codes in the target knitted garment group increases. Figure 4 Figure ③ in the middle is a schematic diagram of the positional relationship between the target knitted garment group and other knitted garment groups after the number of representative color codes in the target knitted garment group is reduced.

[0097] In order to more intuitively reflect the changes in the contour map, more intuitively reflect the position changes between the representative color codes located in the target row and the representative color codes not located in the target row in the target knitted garment group, please refer to Figure 5 . Figure 5 For example, if the target knitted garment group is the first knitted garment group, Figure 5 Figure ① in the middle is the first type of representative color code in the first knitted garment group and the second type represents color code Schematic diagram of the positional relationship between the second knitted garment group before the number of has not changed, Figure 5Figure ② in the middle is the second type of representative color code in the first knitted garment group Schematic diagram of the positional relationship between the first type representative color code and the second knitted garment group after the number of is increased, Figure 5 Figure ③ is the second type of representative color code in the first knitted garment group Schematic diagram of the positional relationship between the first type representative color code and the second knitted garment group after the number of is reduced.

[0098] In some embodiments, in response to the insertion of a pinch color code into a target knitted garment group, a preset number of first representative color codes can be simultaneously added or subtracted at the edge of a first representative color code located above the pinch color code in the target knitted garment group; the pinch color code can be moved within the outline; and during the movement of the pinch color code, a preset number of second representative color codes can be added or subtracted at the edge of a second representative color code in the target knitted garment group whose row number has changed due to the insertion of the pinch color code. The second representative color code located above the pinch color code corresponds to the representative color code located in the target row. The second representative color code is determined based on the pinch color code. The second representative color code includes a first-type representative color code and / or a second-type representative color code.

[0099] For example, Figure 3 Take the middle picture ② as an example, if you change the color code of the needle Move down to the color code of the needle The number of color codes in the 4 rows below will change accordingly. Figure 6 As shown in the middle picture ①, the needle color code will be added Move down two rows, and now there are only two rows of representative color codes below the increase and increase stitch color code. In the eight rows of representative color codes above the increase and increase stitch color code, the representative color codes of each row in the first knitted garment group increase by two, and the representative color codes of each row in the second knitted garment group decrease by two. At this time, the second representative color code includes the first type representative color code The second type represents color code The third type represents color code And the fourth type represents the color code

[0100] For example, Figure 6 Take the middle picture ② as an example, if you change the color code of the needle Move upwards, and the number of the 6 rows of color codes above the increase / reduction needle color codes will change accordingly. Figure 6 As shown in the middle picture ②, the needle color code will be added Move up two rows, and now there are 6 rows of representative color codes below the increase stitch color code. In the 2 rows of representative color codes that move from above the increase stitch color code to below the increase stitch color code, the representative color codes of each row in the first knitted garment group are reduced by two, and the representative color codes of each row in the second knitted garment group are increased by two. At this time, the second representative color code includes the first type representative color code The second type represents color code The third type represents color code And the fourth type represents the color code

[0101] For example, Figure 6 Take the middle picture ③ as an example, if you change the color code of the needle Move down to the color code of the needle The number of color codes in the 4 rows below will change accordingly. Figure 7 As shown in the middle picture ①, the needle color code will be added Move down two rows, and now there are only two rows of representative color codes below the increase and increase stitch color code. In the eight rows of representative color codes above the increase and increase stitch color code, the representative color codes of each row in the first knitted garment group are reduced by two, and the representative color codes of each row in the second knitted garment group are increased by two. At this time, the second representative color code includes the first type representative color code The second type represents color code The third type represents color code And the fourth type represents the color code

[0102] For example, Figure 6 Take the middle picture ③ as an example, if you change the color code of the needle Move upwards, now at the color code for the needle The number of color codes in the 6 rows above will change accordingly. Figure 7 As shown in the middle picture ②, the needle color code will be added Move up two rows, and now there are 6 rows of representative color codes below the increase and increase color code. In the 2 rows of representative color codes from above the increase and increase color code to below the increase and increase color code, the representative color codes of each row in the first knitted garment group increase by two, and the representative color codes of each row in the second knitted garment group decrease by two. At this time, the second representative color code includes the first type representative color code The second type represents color code The third type represents color code And the fourth type represents the color code

[0103] For example, Figure 6 For example, in the middle picture ①, when the color code of increasing stitches is used to reduce two stitches on the left sleeve, the color code of increasing stitches is the color code of reducing stitches. Since knitting starts from the bottom up, insert the narrowing color code on the 4 rows below the color code. When you continue knitting, you will find the color code for the narrowing stitches. The upper representative color code is the representative color code located in the target row. At this time, the number of representative color codes in the second knitted garment group changes as follows: the representative color codes of each row in the second knitted garment group located above the narrowing color code are reduced by two. At this time, the contour diagram obtained is as follows Figure 8 As shown in Figure ①, the second representative color code includes the third type representative color code And the fourth type represents the color code

[0104] by Figure 8 Take the middle picture ① as an example, if the narrowing color code Move down to the narrowing color code The number of color codes in the 4 rows below will change accordingly. Figure 8 As shown in the middle picture ②, the narrowing color code Move down two rows, and now there are only two rows of representative color codes below the narrowing color code. In the second knitted garment group, among the eight rows of representative color codes above the narrowing color code, the representative color codes of each row in the second knitted garment group are reduced by two. At this time, the second representative color code includes the third type representative color code. And the fourth type represents the color code

[0105] by Figure 8 Take the middle picture ① as an example, if the narrowing color code Move up to the narrowing color code The number of color codes in the 6 rows above will change accordingly. Figure 8 As shown in Figure ③, the narrowing color code Move up two rows, and now there are 6 rows of representative color codes below the narrowing color code. In the second knitted garment group, the 4 rows of representative color codes above the narrowing color code have two fewer representative color codes in each row. At this time, the second representative color code includes the third type representative color code. And the fourth type represents the color code

[0106] For example, Figure 6 For example, in the middle picture ①, when the color code of increasing stitches is used to add two stitches to the body of the garment, the color code of increasing stitches is the color code of increasing stitches. Since knitting starts from the bottom up, insert the color code of the increase stitch on the 4 rows of color codes below. When you continue knitting, you will find the color code for adding stitches. The representative color code above is the representative color code located in the target row. At this time, the number of representative color codes in the first knitted garment group changes as follows: the representative color codes of each row in the first knitted garment group located above the increase stitch color code increase by two. At this time, the resulting contour diagram is as follows: Figure 9 As shown in Figure ①, the second representative color code includes the first type representative color code The second type represents color code

[0107] by Figure 9 Take the middle picture ① as an example, if you add the needle color code Move downwards, and the number of the 4 rows representing the color codes below the color code for adding stitches will change accordingly. Figure 9 As shown in the middle picture ②, add needle color code Move down two rows, and now there are only two rows of representative color codes below the increase stitch color code, and in the eight rows of representative color codes above the increase stitch color code, the representative color codes of each row in the first knitted garment group are increased by two. At this time, the second representative color code includes the first type representative color code The second type represents color code

[0108] by Figure 9 Take the middle picture ① as an example, if you add the needle color code Move up to the plus needle color code The number of color codes in the 6 rows above will change accordingly. Figure 9 As shown in Figure ③, add needle color code Move up two rows, and now there are only 6 rows of representative color codes below the increase stitch color code, and in the 6 rows of representative color codes below the increase stitch color code, the representative color codes of each row in the first knitted garment group are reduced by two. At this time, the second representative color code includes the first type representative color code The second type represents color code

[0109] In other application scenarios, when the first knitted garment group corresponds to the body and the second knitted garment group corresponds to the right sleeve, the second knitted garment group corresponding to the right sleeve is on the right, and the first knitted garment group corresponding to the body is on the left. At this time, the representative color code in the first knitted garment group increases or decreases from the right side (that is, the side connected to the representative color code in the second knitted garment group), and the representative color code in the second knitted garment group increases or decreases from the right side. When the representative color code in the first knitted garment group increases, the newly added representative color code in the first knitted garment group will push out the representative color code in the first knitted garment group, and the pushed-out position can just accommodate the added representative color code in the first knitted garment group. When the representative color code in the first knitted garment group decreases, the representative color code in the second knitted garment group will move to the left, and the first knitted garment group maintains its connection with the second knitted garment group.

[0110] In some embodiments, in response to the insertion of a gain-in-stitch color code into a position in the outline diagram away from all knitted panel groups, the gain-in-stitch color code may be moved in the outline diagram; in response to the moved gain-in-stitch color code being located within a target knitted panel group, a preset number of third representative color codes may be added or subtracted at the edge of the third representative color code whose row number has changed due to the insertion of the gain-in-stitch color code in the target knitted panel group. The third representative color code is determined based on the gain-in-stitch color code. The third representative color code includes a first-type representative color code and / or a second-type representative color code.

[0111] Because the contour adjustment or modification of this application is a one-step design, the change in the number and position of the representative color codes is directly triggered by the increase / reduction color code. However, the increase / reduction color code must be moved from a position that does not contact the representative color codes in all knitted panel groups to a position that contacts the representative color code in the target knitted panel group before the decrease / reduction and / or increase / reduction operations on the representative color code in the target knitted panel group can be performed.

[0112] In some embodiments, a movement button is provided on the human-machine interface of the knitting machine, and the movement button can be triggered to move the increase and decrease stitch color code. When the increase and decrease stitch color code moves from a position away from all knitting pieces to the target knitting piece group, the corresponding contour image deformation can be seen in FIG. Figures 3 to 9 The third representative color code with the row number change may include the second representative color code mentioned above.

[0113] It can be understood that when the gaining and adding stitch color code is located away from all knitted garment groups, the number of representative color codes in the target knitted garment group can be affected only when the gaining and adding stitch color code is moved to contact the target knitted garment group.

[0114] In some embodiments, in response to the addition / addition stitch color code being inserted into the target knitted panel group, the addition / addition stitch color code may be split, wherein the addition / addition stitch color code contacts at least two target knitted panel groups, and the at least two target knitted panel groups include at least a first knitted panel group and a second knitted panel group connected to each other.

[0115] Specifically, the narrowing color code is inserted at a first position in the row where the narrowing color code is located and above the second knitted garment group. Also, the increasing color code is inserted at a second position above the narrowing color code and above the first knitted garment group a preset number of rows away from the narrowing color code.

[0116] A preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are reduced at the edge of the third type representative color code and the fourth type representative color code located above the first position. A preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are added at the edge of the first type representative color code and the second type representative color code located above the second position.

[0117] For example, Figure 6 Take Figure ① in the middle as an example. Figure 10 As shown in Figure ①, at this time, In the same row and in the second knitted garment group, the third type represents the color code Insert the narrowing color code above the Indicates. Narrowing color code The 2 rows above represent color codes, and the third type of each row represents color code And the fourth type represents the color code The number of needles is reduced by two. Insert the color code of additional stitches at the position of two rows apart and above the first knitted garment group. Indicates. Add needle color code The 6 rows above represent color codes. The first type of each row represents color code. and the second type represents color code The number of increased by 2.

[0118] Specifically, in response to the narrowing color code being inserted into at least one knitted panel group, the narrowing color code is inserted at a first position in the row where the narrowing color code is located and above the first knitted panel group. Furthermore, the narrowing color code is inserted at a second position above the narrowing color code and above a second knitted panel group that is a preset number of rows away from the narrowing color code.

[0119] A preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are reduced at the edge of the first type representative color code and the second type representative color code located above the first position. A preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are added at the edge of the third type representative color code and the fourth type representative color code located above the second position.

[0120] For example, Figure 7 Take Figure ① in the middle as an example. Figure 11 As shown in Figure ①, at this time, In the same row and in the first knitted garment group represents the color code Insert the narrowing color code above the Indicates. Narrowing color code The two rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the first type of color code. and the second type represents color code Insert the increase stitch color code at the position two rows away from the narrowing color code and above the second knitted garment group. Indicates. Add needle color code The 6 rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the third type of color code. And the fourth type represents the color code The number of increased by 2.

[0121] Specifically, in response to the increase / increase color code being inserted into at least one knitted panel group, the increase / increase color code is inserted at a third position located above the first knitted panel group and in the same row as the increase / increase color code. Furthermore, the increase / increase color code is inserted at a fourth position located above the increase / increase color code and above the second knitted panel group a preset number of rows away from the increase / increase color code.

[0122] A preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are added to the edge of the first type representative color code and the second type representative color code above the third position. A preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are reduced to the edge of the third type representative color code and the fourth type representative color code above the fourth position.

[0123] For example, Figure 6 Take Figure ① in the middle as an example. Figure 10 As shown in Figure ②, at this time, In the same row and in the first knitted garment group represents the color code Insert the color code of adding needles above the Indicates. Add needle color code The two rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the first type of color code. and the second type represents color code The quantity increases by two. In the color code with the additional needle Insert the narrowing color code at the position of two rows apart and above the second knitted garment group. Indicates. Narrowing color code The 6 rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the third type of color code. And the fourth type represents the color code The number of is reduced by 2.

[0124] Specifically, in response to the increase / increase color code being inserted into at least one knitted panel group, the increase / increase color code is inserted at a third position in the same row as the increase / increase color code and above the second knitted panel group. Furthermore, the increase / increase color code is inserted at a fourth position above the increase / increase color code and above the first knitted panel group a preset number of rows away from the increase / increase color code.

[0125] A preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are added to the edge of the third type representative color code and the fourth type representative color code located above the third position. A preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are reduced to the edge of the first type representative color code and the second type representative color code located above the fourth position.

[0126] For example, Figure 7 Take Figure ① in the middle as an example. Figure 11As shown in Figure ②, at this time, In the same row and in the second knitted garment group, the third type represents the color code Insert the color code of adding needles above the Indicates. Add needle color code The two rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the third type of color code. And the fourth type represents the color code The quantity increases by two. In the color code with the additional needle Insert the narrowing color code at the position of two rows apart and above the first knitted garment group. Indicates. Narrowing color code The 6 rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the first type of color code. and the second type represents color code The number of is reduced by 2.

[0127] In some embodiments, the narrowing color code includes at least a first narrowing color code and a second narrowing color code. In this case, in response to the narrowing color code being inserted into at least one knitted garment group, the narrowing color code is split to obtain an adjusted contour map.

[0128] In some embodiments of the present application, Indicates the first narrowing color code, use Indicates the second narrowing color code.

[0129] Specifically, a first narrowing color code is inserted at the first position, and a second narrowing color code is inserted at the fifth position, above the first narrowing color code and above the second type representative color code. A preset number of first type representative color codes are removed from the edge of the first type representative color code above the first position. A preset number of second type representative color codes are removed from the edge of the second type representative color code above the fifth position.

[0130] For example, based on Figure 12 Middle Figure ①, such as Figure 12 As shown in the middle picture ②, at this time, In the same row and in the second knitted garment group, the third type represents the color code Insert the first narrowing color code above First narrowing color code The 2 rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the fourth type of color code. The number of stitches is reduced by two. The third type of color code is located between two rows. Insert the second narrowing color code above Second narrowing color code The two rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the first type of color code. and the second type represents color code The number of is reduced by 2.

[0131] At this time, the second narrowing color code Can be moved down to place the second narrowing color code The third type in the next row represents the color code The number of is reduced by 2.

[0132] Specifically, a first narrowing color code is inserted at the third position, and a second narrowing color code is inserted at the sixth position, above the first narrowing color code and above the second type representative color code. A preset number of first type representative color codes are removed from the edge of the first type representative color code above the third position. A preset number of second type representative color codes are removed from the edge of the second type representative color code above the sixth position.

[0133] For example, based on Figure 13 Middle Figure ①, such as Figure 13 As shown in the middle picture ②, at this time, In the same row, and in the first knitted garment group, the first type represents the color code Insert the first narrowing color code above First narrowing color code The 2 rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the fourth type of color code. The number of stitches is reduced by two. The first type of color code is located two rows apart. Insert the second narrowing color code above Second narrowing color code The two rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the first type of color code. and the second type represents color code The number of is reduced by 2.

[0134] At this time, the second narrowing color code Can be moved down to place the second narrowing color code The third type in the next row represents the color code The number of is reduced by 2.

[0135] In some embodiments, the stitch color code includes at least a first stitch color code and a second stitch color code. At this time, in response to the stitch color code being inserted into at least one knitted garment group, the stitch color code is split to obtain an adjusted contour map.

[0136] In some embodiments of the present application, Indicates the first needle color code, use Indicates the second stitch color code.

[0137] Specifically, a first increasing stitch color code is inserted at the first position, and a second increasing stitch color code is inserted at the fifth position, above the first increasing stitch color code and above the second type representative color code. A preset number of first type representative color codes are added to the edge of the first type representative color code above the first position. A preset number of second type representative color codes are added to the edge of the second type representative color code above the fifth position.

[0138] For example, based on Figure 14 Middle Figure ①, such as Figure 14 As shown in the middle picture ②, at this time, In the same row and in the second knitted garment group, the third type represents the color code Insert the first needle color code above First needle color code The 2 rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the fourth type of color code. The quantity increases by two. In the color code with the first increase needle The position of the two lines apart and located at the representative color code Insert the second color code above Second needle color code The two rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the third type of color code. And the fourth type represents the color code The number of increased by 2.

[0139] At this time, the second needle color code Can be moved down to add the second needle color code The third type in the next row represents the color code The number of increased by 2.

[0140] Specifically, a first increase stitch color code is inserted at the third position, and a second increase stitch color code is inserted at the sixth position, above the first increase stitch color code and above the second type representative color code. A preset number of first type representative color codes are added to the edge of the first type representative color code above the third position. A preset number of second type representative color codes are added to the edge of the second type representative color code above the sixth position.

[0141] For example, based on Figure 15 Middle Figure ①, such as Figure 15 As shown in the middle picture ②, at this time, In the same row, and in the first knitted garment group, the first type represents the color code Insert the first needle color code above First needle color code The two rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the second type of color code. The quantity increases by two. In the color code with the first increase needle The position of the two lines apart and located at the representative color code Insert the second color code above Second needle color code The two rows above represent the color code, and each row represents the first type of color code. and the second type represents color code The number of increased by 2.

[0142] In some embodiments, the outline map also includes page color codes.

[0143] In some embodiments, when the page color code and at least some representative color codes in the target knitted panel group are in the same row, and the increase / increase stitch color code moves up and down within the target knitted panel group, the position of the page color code in the outline image is simultaneously changed. The change in position of the page color code is determined based on the target row and number of rows to which the increase / increase stitch color code is moved.

[0144] The page number color code is located at the edge of the outline and does not touch the representative color code. and In order to distinguish the page number color code from the first type, second type, third type and fourth type representative color codes, the page number color code is processed twice (for example, adding shadows or colors) when drawing the outline, so that its appearance is different from the representative color code. Figure 16 As shown, by adding shadow to the page number color code, it can be distinguished from the representative color code. Before moving, the page color code is positioned in the outline as follows: Figure 16 As shown on the left side of Figure ①, when adding needle color code After moving, the position of the page color code in the outline is as follows Figure 16 Select the left side of the middle picture ②. When moving up one line, the page number color code Move down one row and add the color code of the needle When you continue to move up one line, the page number color code Move down one line.

[0145] It can be understood that the position of the page number color code will change only when the page number color code and the representative color code of the row number change are in the same row.

[0146] The contour adjustment method and flat knitting machine for fully-fashioned knitwear provided in some embodiments of the present application can insert a needle-reduction color code into the contour diagram, and use the needle-reduction color code to reduce and / or increase the needles of the representative color code in the contour diagram, thereby realizing automatic modification of the contour diagram, and further realizing modification of the contour of the fully-fashioned knitwear. Compared with the method of first moving the needle-reduction module and then adjusting the contour in the related art, the one-step design of the present application can improve the modification efficiency and reduce errors. In addition, compared with the method of modifying the number and position of the representative color code on the knitting row one by one, the method of using the needle-reduction color code to realize the needle-reduction and / or increase operation is simpler, can save time, and reduce the error rate.

[0147] See also Figure 17 , Figure 17 It is a structural schematic diagram of a knitting machine in some embodiments of the present application. The knitting machine 10 includes a memory 101 and a processor 102. The memory 101 stores a computer program. The processor 102 is used to execute the computer program to implement the contour adjustment method of the fully-formed knitted fabric of any of the above embodiments, which will not be repeated here.

[0148] In some embodiments, as Figure 17 As shown, the flat knitting machine 10 further includes a human-machine interface (HMI) coupled to the processor 102. The HMI can generate corresponding operation instructions in response to user operations. The operation instructions can implement any of the above-described methods for adjusting the contour of a fully fashioned knitted fabric or partial steps of the method for adjusting the contour of a fully fashioned knitted fabric. For example, the HMI is used to receive movement instructions, insertion instructions, etc.

[0149] In some embodiments, the knitting machine 10 may also include a pattern preparation system, and the human-computer interaction interface can receive operating instructions, design patterns, etc., and then generate corresponding files based on the pattern preparation system, and then read the files and convert the read files into control files, etc., to achieve control of the knitting machine 10.

[0150] See also Figure 18 , Figure 18 2 is a schematic diagram of the structure of a computer-readable storage medium in some embodiments of the present application. The computer-readable storage medium 20 stores a computer program 201. When the computer program 201 is executed by the processor 102, it is used to implement the contour adjustment method of the fully-fashioned knitted fabric in any of the above embodiments. It will not be repeated here.

[0151] The processor 102 involved in this application can be called a CPU (Central Processing Unit), which may be an integrated circuit chip, or a general-purpose processor, a digital signal processor (DSP), an application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), a field programmable gate array (FPGA) or other programmable logic device, discrete gate or transistor logic device, or discrete hardware component.

[0152] The computer-readable storage medium 20 used in this application includes various media that can store program codes, such as a USB flash drive, a mobile hard disk, a read-only memory (ROM), a random access memory (RAM), or an optical disk.

[0153] In summary, the contour adjustment method for a fully fashioned knitted fabric and the flat knitting machine 10 provided in some embodiments of the present application enable the insertion of a narrowing and increasing stitch color code into a contour diagram, which is then used to narrow and / or increase stitches on a target knitted panel group in the contour diagram, thereby modifying the knitted panel group and, in turn, the fully fashioned knitted fabric. Compared to modifying the representative color codes on each knitted row individually, the present application's narrowing and / or increasing stitches method using narrowing and increasing stitch color codes is simpler, saves time, and reduces the error rate.

[0154] The above description is only an implementation method of the present application and does not limit the patent scope of the present application. Any equivalent structure or equivalent process transformation made using the contents of the description and drawings of this application, or directly or indirectly applied in other related technical fields, are also included in the patent protection scope of the present application.

Claims

1. A method for adjusting the contour of a fully fashioned knitted product, characterized in that: Applied to a flat knitting machine, the contour adjustment method includes: Obtaining an outline of the fully fashioned knitted fabric; wherein the outline includes at least one knitted panel group, each knitted panel group including a plurality of rows of front knitted panels and back knitted panels, the front knitted panels and the back knitted panels being alternately connected, each of the front knitted panels and the back knitted panels being respectively filled with a representative color code, and the representative color code filled with the front knitted panels is different from the representative color code filled with the back knitted panels; Inserting the gaining stitch color code into the outline graph, so as to adjust the representative color codes in all the knitted garment panel groups based on the position and attribute of the gaining stitch color code, and obtain an adjusted outline graph.

2. The contour adjustment method according to claim 1, wherein: The inserting of the gaining stitch color code into the contour map to adjust the representative color codes in all the knitted garment group based on the position and attribute of the gaining stitch color code to obtain the adjusted contour map includes: determining at least one target knitted garment group from the at least one knitted garment group based on the position and attribute of the gaining and gaining stitch color code; Using the gain / gain stitch color code, the position and length of the representative color code located in the target row of the target knitted garment group are adjusted, and The positions of the representative color codes located in the target row of other knitted piece groups within the at least one knitted piece group are adjusted using the gain / loss stitch color code, so that the target knitted piece group and the other knitted piece groups remain connected, thereby obtaining an adjusted contour map.

3. The contour adjustment method according to claim 2, wherein: The adjusting the position and length of the representative color code located in the target row of the target knitted garment group by using the gaining and gaining color code includes: Using the gain / loss color code, a preset number of corresponding type of representative color codes are added or subtracted at the edge of the representative color code located at the target row in the target knitted garment group; The adjusting the positions of the representative color codes of the other knitted piece groups in the at least one knitted piece group located in the target row by using the increase / reduction stitch color code so as to keep the target knitted piece group connected with the other knitted piece groups includes: When the edge where the representative color code increases or decreases in the target knitted garment group is connected to the other knitted garment group, determining the target position of the edge after the representative color code increases or decreases; Based on the target position, the positions of the representative color codes connected to the edges in the other knitted garment groups are adjusted accordingly using the gain / gain stitch color code, so that the representative color code in the target knitted garment group located in the target row is connected to the representative color code in the other knitted garment group located in the target row.

4. The contour adjustment method according to claim 3, wherein: The method of using the increase / reduction stitch color code to increase or decrease a preset number of corresponding types of representative color codes at the edge of the representative color code located in the target row in the target knitted garment group includes: The edges of the representative color codes of the front knitted piece and the edges of the representative color codes of the back knitted piece located above the increasing / reducing stitch color code in the target knitted garment group are increased or decreased by a preset number of corresponding types of representative color codes.

5. The contour adjustment method according to claim 4, characterized in that: The contour adjustment method further includes: Moving the increasing and decreasing stitch color code within the outline diagram; During the movement of the gaining stitch color code, a preset number of corresponding types of representative color codes are added or subtracted at the edges of the representative color codes of the front knitted piece and the rear knitted piece in the target knitted garment group whose row number changes due to the insertion of the gaining stitch color code.

6. The contour adjustment method according to claim 3, wherein: The method of using the increase / reduction stitch color code to increase or decrease a preset number of corresponding types of representative color codes at the edge of the representative color code located in the target row in the target knitted garment group includes: Moving the increasing and decreasing stitch color code within the outline diagram; In response to the moved gaining stitch color code being located within the target knitted garment group, a preset number of corresponding types of representative color codes are added or subtracted at the edges of the representative color codes of the front knitted piece and the rear knitted piece in the target knitted garment group whose row number has changed due to the insertion of the gaining stitch color code.

7. The contour adjustment method according to any one of claims 2 to 6, characterized in that: When the gaining and gaining color code contacts at least two of the target knitted garment panel groups, the contour adjustment method further includes: Split the increasing and decreasing stitch color code.

8. The contour adjustment method according to claim 7, wherein: The at least two target knitted garment piece groups include at least a first knitted garment piece group and a second knitted garment piece group; The front knitted pieces in the first knitted piece group are filled with a first type of representative color code, the back knitted pieces in the first knitted piece group are filled with a second type of representative color code, the front knitted pieces in the second knitted piece group are filled with a third type of representative color code, and the back knitted pieces in the second knitted piece group are filled with a fourth type of representative color code; The color code for increasing and closing stitches includes a color code for decreasing stitches and a color code for increasing stitches; The splitting of the adding and receiving needle color code comprises: Insert the narrowing color code at the first position in the row where the narrowing color code is located and above the first knitted garment group; and inserting the increasing stitch color code at a second position above the narrowing stitch color code and above the second knitted garment group separated by a preset number of rows from the narrowing stitch color code; wherein, at the edge of the first type representative color code and the second type representative color code located above the first position, a preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are reduced; and at the edge of the third type representative color code and the fourth type representative color code located above the second position, a preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are added; Alternatively, the increasing stitch color code is inserted at a third position in the row where the increasing stitch color code is located and above the second knitted garment group; And, the narrowing color code is inserted at a fourth position above the increasing stitch color code and above the first knitted garment group, which is a preset number of rows away from the increasing stitch color code; wherein, at the edge of the third type representative color code and the fourth type representative color code located above the third position, a preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are added; and at the edge of the first type representative color code and the second type representative color code located above the fourth position, a preset number of representative color codes of the corresponding type are reduced.

9. The contour adjustment method according to claim 8, characterized in that: The needle narrowing color code includes at least a first needle narrowing color code and a second needle narrowing color code; The contour adjustment method further includes: Insert the first narrowing color code at the first position, and insert the second narrowing color code at the fifth position above the first narrowing color code and above the second type representative color code; wherein a preset number of first type representative color codes are reduced at the edge of the first type representative color code above the first position; and a preset number of second type representative color codes are reduced at the edge of the second type representative color code above the fifth position; The first narrowing color code is inserted at the third position, and the second narrowing color code is inserted at the sixth position above the first narrowing color code and above the second type representative color code; wherein, a preset number of the first type representative color codes are reduced at the edge of the first type representative color code above the third position; and a preset number of the second type representative color codes are reduced at the edge of the second type representative color code above the sixth position.

10. The contour adjustment method according to claim 2, wherein: The outline map also includes a page color code; The contour adjustment method further includes: When the page color code and at least part of the representative color codes in the target knitted garment group are in the same row and the gain / gain stitch color code moves up and down in the target knitted garment group, the position of the page color code in the outline diagram is changed simultaneously; The position change of the page number color code is determined according to the target row and number of rows to which the receiving and adding needle color code is moved.

11. A flat knitting machine, characterized in that: The knitting machine includes a memory and a processor, the memory stores a computer program, and the processor is used to execute the computer program to implement the contour adjustment method according to any one of claims 1 to 10.

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