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Post by lightning on Feb 10, 2016 6:08:16 GMT -9
When I made my promo shots I first made a 'xtea' horse matching Kevins miniatures size. But when I put it next to a wagon it looked to small. I then made a horse of the right size and found that the wagons are more matching 30mm minis like David Okums. For each version I made its own cutfile. Is there a way to scale print the PDF and then scale the cutfile or is there no way around producing different PDF with matching cutfiles?
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Post by mproteau (Paper Realms) on Feb 10, 2016 6:18:17 GMT -9
If you scale the PDF, the reg marks will get scaled. You can scale the cut lines, but you'd have to manually adjust the reg marks in the cutfile to match the size and position. In my opinion, it'd be more reliable to import the graphics (sans reg marks) into the cutfile, scale everything together, and print from silhouette studio.
If someone has a more clever way to handle it, I'd love to know too!
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Post by oldschooldm on Feb 10, 2016 7:10:37 GMT -9
Print upscaled then scale the cutfile? Nah.
I always scale them together using the standard approach: if needed export the normal-sized PDF - align with cutfile - scale both together - if needed, hide the original cutmarks (with white filled no-cut boxes) print from Studio and cut.
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Post by pavaro on Feb 10, 2016 8:41:19 GMT -9
lightning Sorry for digress. The bases of horses are very interesting. Are they somewhere in the forum?
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Post by lightning on Feb 10, 2016 21:14:47 GMT -9
I don't think so. I made them myself a couple of days ago :-) I can share the unfold/geometry but not the texture I have used. It's a texture extracted from the World of Warcraft game. I'll prepare them and then will have to see how to make them available here. Or maybe on the OneMonk site. see this thread ...
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