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 - `x-add-roller-advance A`: Adds an additional take-down roller advance amount, `A`, to the current pass. The effect is cumulative over multiple calls and resets every pass; thus, calling `x-roller-advance 200` `x-add-roller-advance 25` `x-add-roller-advance -75` will result in an advance of `150` after the current pass and (assuming no other calls) an advance of `200` on every pass thereafter.
 - `x-carrier-spacing N`: If a carrier would have stopped at the same location as another carrier, it will instead be moved by `N` additional needles. This value is set for all subsequent operations and will start a new pass if needed. (The default value is `2`).
 - `x-carrier-stopping-distance N`: Set carriers to stop `N` needles past the last needle they worked on a pass; `N` should end in `0.5` to reflect the fact that we think of carriers as stopping *between* needles. This value is set for all subsequent operations and will start a new pass if needed. (The default value is `2.5`).
-- `x-xfer-style`: Sets style, `S`, in which subsequent transfers are allocated to passes; `four-pass` (the default) divides even and odd front-to-back and back-to-front transfers into their own passes, which is generally more reliable; `two-pass` just divides front and back transfers into their own passes, which is required by the hardware but may be unreliable. Use `x-xfer-style two-pass` along with `x-end-pass` when you need to allocate transfers specifically to passes. This value is set for all subsequent operations and will start a new `pass` if needed.
+- `x-xfer-style`: Sets style, `S`, in which subsequent transfers are allocated to passes; `four-pass` (the default) divides even and odd front-to-back and back-to-front transfers into their own passes, which is generally more reliable; `two-pass` just divides front and back transfers into their own passes, which is required by the hardware but may be unreliable. Use `x-xfer-style two-pass` along with `x-end-pass` when you need to allocate transfers specifically to passes. This value is set for all subsequent operations and will start a new pass if needed.
 
 *General Knitout Extensions:*
 - `x-stitch-number N`: Sets the table index for subsequent knit and tuck operations to `N`. Valid `N` range on the Kniterate is: `0-9A-F`. (On the Kniterate, the default value is `5`).