Example: Pack Mask
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| - | This is a real example of a pattern that was rendered out and printed out onto a large format printer with a specified maximum print area. The black line was placed into the mask half way up so the final print could be folded in half for shipping. | + | This is a pattern that was rendered out and printed out onto a large format printer with a specified maximum print area. The black line was placed into the mask half way up so the final print could be folded in half for shipping. |
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Here's one example of the use of the Pack masking tool.
The image on the left is a black and white mask that's loaded into UVLayout as a Display Trace image. The image on the right shows the results after packing.
This is a pattern that was rendered out and printed out onto a large format printer with a specified maximum print area. The black line was placed into the mask half way up so the final print could be folded in half for shipping. |
