If you use another element as bounding box target, then the bounding box will still be a rectangle surrounding it (as bounding boxes can only be rectangles). You could use a masking layer (not modifyable layer that is set to stay on top, with a transparent area where you want your customers to be able to edit), for an example you can take a look at the pin-demo.
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lixandro corderoposted
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the pin demo doesnt work for me, i cant move objects or text once i use the on top thingy, and its driving me mad. the image will go centered and wont move or resize
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If you use another element as bounding box target, then the bounding box will still be a rectangle surrounding it (as bounding boxes can only be rectangles). You could use a masking layer (not modifyable layer that is set to stay on top, with a transparent area where you want your customers to be able to edit), for an example you can take a look at the pin-demo.
Hi there
I've read pretty much all the existing threads about bounding boxes but can't seem to get my final answer.
I have a product that we only want customers to be able to design on the bottom half of. The bottom half isn't quite a rectangle (see attached pic).
Can I use this transparent PNG as the bounding box?
I'm sure I've set all the options correctly, just not sure even possible.
Thanks
Simon
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Deleted Agent posted over 7 years ago Best Answer
If you use another element as bounding box target, then the bounding box will still be a rectangle surrounding it (as bounding boxes can only be rectangles). You could use a masking layer (not modifyable layer that is set to stay on top, with a transparent area where you want your customers to be able to edit), for an example you can take a look at the pin-demo.
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lixandro cordero posted over 6 years ago
the pin demo doesnt work for me, i cant move objects or text once i use the on top thingy, and its driving me mad. the image will go centered and wont move or resize
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Deleted Agent posted over 7 years ago Answer
If you use another element as bounding box target, then the bounding box will still be a rectangle surrounding it (as bounding boxes can only be rectangles). You could use a masking layer (not modifyable layer that is set to stay on top, with a transparent area where you want your customers to be able to edit), for an example you can take a look at the pin-demo.
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