Hello, I'm currently facing an issue and I'm hoping you can provide some advice. I'm working with metallic vinyl (gold), and I'm adding a white ink background to the artwork. However, I want to have text show through in the gold vinyl material. When I set the text color to standard white and the background to grey-white (RDG white) in Illustrator, VersaWorks doesn't render the text properly; it just shows the entire thing in white. However, if I have a black or any other colored background and leave the text in standard white, it shows up in gold. This issue only occurs when I'm printing with a white ink background. I hope this explanation clarifies my problem. Apologies for any confusion. any advice or tips is appreciated.
Thanks for the tutorial. Is there a way to control the opacity of the white channel? In other words a way in which I could control the density of the white that gets printed form within the file itself?
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Saved my life! Thank you for this tutorial!
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Hello, I'm currently facing an issue and I'm hoping you can provide some advice. I'm working with metallic vinyl (gold), and I'm adding a white ink background to the artwork. However, I want to have text show through in the gold vinyl material. When I set the text color to standard white and the background to grey-white (RDG white) in Illustrator, VersaWorks doesn't render the text properly; it just shows the entire thing in white. However, if I have a black or any other colored background and leave the text in standard white, it shows up in gold. This issue only occurs when I'm printing with a white ink background. I hope this explanation clarifies my problem. Apologies for any confusion. any advice or tips is appreciated.
thanks for the tutorial.
Hi, Where can I download the Roland Versawork Profiles?
Thanks for the tutorial.
Is there a way to control the opacity of the white channel? In other words a way in which I could control the density of the white that gets printed form within the file itself?
I think if you lower the opacity with the fill control that MAY work.
first step didnt work for me. what did you save it as?
Which part?
How can this be done with a picture?
Use the shape tool and draw a box the same size as the jpg.
damn this was very long winded