Any experienced textile designer will tell you, that fabric is much more than a sequence of black and white dots on the weave, indicating thread lifting. The true fabric aspect depends even more on the warp and weft density, yarn count and respective yarn diameter. With ArahWeave, you will be able to anticipate these effects on screen, at any density or yarn count, without unwanted Moireé patterns.

	Warp 10 threads/cm	15 threads/cm
Weft 10 threads /cm
15 threads /cm

An even more puzzling question is what makes a multiple layer weave? Again, it is a question of weave and density. If weave is designed in a special way and density is correct, threads will move in the direction of lower tension. With a simulation from ArahWeave, you will not be in doubt.

Double interchanging plain

Weave above, and fabric simulation in different densities below. Fabric is shown with fringe.

density 10/10 threads/cm	density 15/15 threads/cm	density 20/20 threads/cm