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This file format appears to describe a stitch out similar to that used in [[Projects/Liberty/File_Formats/Janome_Embroidery_Format|JEF]] files. | This file format appears to describe a stitch out similar to that used in [[Projects/Liberty/File_Formats/Janome_Embroidery_Format|JEF]] files. | ||
A source of information about this format can be found on this external page: [http://www.jasonweiler.com/HUSandVIPFileFormatInfo.html HUS and VIP File Formats]. | |||
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Revision as of 20:31, 14 August 2012
Husqvarna HUS
This file format appears to describe a stitch out similar to that used in JEF files.
A source of information about this format can be found on this external page: HUS and VIP File Formats.
| Offset | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | magic number? (0x00c8fc5d for HUS; 0x0190fc5d for VIP) |
| 4 | (looks like an offset into the file, but can be larger than the file extent) |
| 8 | number of threads/colours |
| 12, 14 | maximum coordinates (16-bit, little endian, signed) |
| 16 (0x10), 18 | minimum coordinates (16-bit, little endian, signed) |
| 20 (0x14) | offset to data past colour/thread definitions |
| 24 (0x18) | unknown (looking at a file with an odd number of bytes where this field is also an odd number suggests that this could be the start of thread position data) |
| 28 (0x1c) | unknown (looks like a length or offset) |
| 32-40 (0x20-0x28) | Pattern name or null bytes - VIP format includes extra data at 40 (0x28) |
| 40 (0x28) | two zero bytes |
| 42 (0x2a) | start of colour/thread definitions (2 bytes each) |