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Cosmicrelish · ‎May 09, 2018

Thanks! OK So I just went back to blender and did more unwrapping and I think my UV was stretching. Still getting some strange little ruffles at the bottom of the decal but it isn't blurry now!

Cosmicrelish · ‎May 09, 2018

I want to thank you for all of your help! I used blender to create a new bottle obj. I UV unwrapped it and then imported it into dimensions. No errors came up this time so I imported the label and it placed correctly on the bottle! New issue though, now it looks blurry on my bottle so I placed a stock bottle that came with dimensions and it looks a bit better. The graphic is high resolution 300 dpi. Why is this happening now?

Cosmicrelish · ‎May 03, 2018

OK I created a brand new bottle in photoshop and exported it. In dimensions the decal now loads without distorting so you were right, my model had some issues! However now all my graphics for the decals are importing reversed. I have some learning to do but I think it is getting there! thanks for all your help!

Cosmicrelish · ‎May 02, 2018

In this first shot I shrunk down the image so it doesn't wrap too much around the bottle and it looks ok, however the actual label is wider and when I place that one, image below, you can see that at one point the image goes strange like there is a line it isn't supposed to cross and therefore truncates the image and distorts it in the final render. It doesn't look this way in the render, the render scrunches it together.

Cosmicrelish · ‎May 02, 2018

Sorry guys. Here is the tutorial I followed. It's the only one I found to make a 3d object for use in dimensions. How to Create and Import Models into Adobe Dimension CC - YouTube I am not really good with other 3d apps so I tried this one. Let me render an image of the bottle and I'll post that here in a few. I am trying to make a 22oz beer bottle that I can affix a label to it for some product shots.

Cosmicrelish · ‎May 01, 2018

I followed a tutorial on youtube on how to create a simple bottle and then place a decal on it yet when I make my 22 ounce beer bottle and place any type of decal on it the graphic just stretches. It seems as though at the half way point of the bottle it hits a wall and goes all over the place. I extruded into 3d using photoshop as the tutorial instructed so I'm not sure what it is. Using a stock bottle from dimensions, a pill bottle or something, the graphic wraps cleanly around the bottle. Is there a better way to create this 3d bottle? I looked at adobe stock and there isn't a bottle that matches what I need. I have looked around the internet and one bottle costs almost $50 so I want to create this myself. The bottle itself looks great in dimensions until I place a label on it. thanks, Chris

Cosmicrelish · ‎Feb 14, 2018

I have looked everywhere how to enable the background mode and all discussions point to in the scene window there is a color chip that switches between black, white and transparent. I do not have this option on mine and there are no setting windows to enable it or change it. Does anyone else have this issue? I am using the latest version CC 2018 on Windows 10.

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