The templates are in tenth scale, which means that while creating your wrap, you would utilize the template's smaller option. When ready to print, you may change the resolution and dimensions to 100%. Consider the following scenario: you're designing a Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck with a dimension of 20 by 9 at 720 pixels per inch (ppi), which is the smallest setting available. To prepare your design for printing on this Silverado, reduce the ppi to 72 and add a zero (0) to the width and height, resulting in a full-size Silverado measuring 200 by 90 at 72 ppi. Do not be scared off by the low resolution; if your design looks well at 720 pixels per inch, it will look excellent at 72 pixels per inch as long as high-quality graphics are employed.
To locate the appropriate template, go to Window > Dockers > CONNECT. If you search for âSienna,â you will discover a template that has four views: front, rear, left, and right. Drag and drop this clip art image into your website. Ungroup the template by right-clicking on it and choosing Ungroup Objects, since only one of the four views is required. Then you may delete everything but the view of the side we're covering. Set the width of this template to 200â in the Interactive Property Bar, maintaining the aspect ratio, and position it inside the paper boundaries. When submitting artwork to a print studio for a vehicle wrap, ensure that the flat distance between the wheels matches the measurement on the real vehicle. On an automobile, this is the simplest distance to measure.
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