Backend Configuration

Dieline Product Designer Settings

After adding the Simple Product the admin Navigate to Product Designer Settings for the Dieline product.

 

To configure the Product Designer settings, first enable the Product Designer by setting the Enable Product Designer toggle to Yes.

 

Now select the Designer Type as 3D Products from the Designer Type dropdown menu to configure the 3D Product Designer Settings.[1]

3D Products

Now, navigate to the 3D Products section and set the AR toggle to Yes to enable Augmented Reality.[1]

 

Now, select Dieline Fix Size from the Select 3D Type dropdown menu to create Fixed Dieline Product. This setting allows users to design the product more efficiently.[2]

 

The admin needs to upload a Die line file for the product. To upload click on Upload Button. Accepted file formats include .GLB and .GLTF.[3]

Design Area

To set the design area, navigate to the Design Area section. Select the blank image in this section, these blank images must be uploaded along with the product image during product creation.[1]

 

The Design Area for Dieline Products is set to Full Design Area by default. The admin only needs to fill in the Location Details. First, enter the Location Name and select the Image Side from the dropdown.[2]

 

Now upload the Masking image from the Masking Image dropdown menu and upload the product Dieline image for the specified product location from the Upalod Dieline Image section.[3]

 

Follow the same process for the Outside location as well. Both Inside and Outside locations must be configured for a Dieline product.

 

Note: The Dieline will only work with two image sides.[4]

 

After all the configurations click on Save button to save the settings.

Designer Tool

In the designer tool the end user can view the fixed size dieline canvas.

 

To configure the other sides, the user can switch between sides using the Sides button located at the bottom of the canvas. This allows the user to design the box from every side.[1]

 

The end user can view and interact with the Live 3D Product Preview in the floating 3D Preview window. They can also minimize or maximize the preview window as needed.[2]

 

In the Preview section, end users can view a complete 3D preview of the dieline, allowing them to inspect the design, structure, and overall layout before finalizing.[3]