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Creating Masks/Clipping
I'm trying to set a custom product for socks. I have a png file created as the template for the socks. I want the customer to be able to upload their own image and fill the whole area for the sock but hide the overflow. I haven't been able to figure this out. Either the upload image is appearing on top or it's uploaded and hidden behind the template which is a png which should make the sock area transparent. Is there a way to do this with this plugin or do I have to use css? Am I setting the my template file in the wrong format?
Thanks.
Mary
I think I figured it out.
Found the solution:
-Select "Use another element as bounding box?"
-Choose your bounding box (Base, Mask, etc) "Bounding Box Target"
-Select "Bounding Box Clipping"
-FPD Integration
-Right-top corner click "individual Product Settings"
-Tab "Image Options
-Select on of the 3 options on "Bounding Box"
Kind of disappointed about the documentation on the plugin
Yes I figured it out. I used a file that I created a clipping path for the product and made that area transparent. I think I did the same things you did. Once I adjusted the layers it worked.
I agree, they need more documentation with this product.
I still don't understand this completely. Can anyone help me doing this for phone-cases?
but the bad thing is for me:
it will also crop all the rest of the base image.. for example your sock lies down on a wooden table, the mask will also crop out the table..
there is no way for me to have a background.. anyone?
I have exactly the same issue. The clipping mask deletes the image behind it. The printing box does the same. My books are custom only in one certain spot but I can't get it to work.