How is this done?
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- CuriousGeorge
I've seen a bunch of these template files where they have smart objects built in with the warping already set, all you have to do is paste in your artwork.
Now the question is, does anyone know how to create the smart object with the warping? I've searched high and low for a tutorial but nothing shows how to do it to cylindrical shapes like the example above.
Please help! Thanks.
- utopian3
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- CuriousGeorge0
Thanks. I actually have a bunch like the coffee cup above. I'm not looking for mockups.
I have an image of a bottle that I need to wrap different designs around for mock-up purposes so I want to create my own smart object that wraps around a cylinder.
- But every tutorial I've found shows how to wrap to more simple surfaces like slightly curved brochure covers, etc.CuriousGeorge
- you need to turn the layer into 3-d object.lvl_13
- monospaced3
Smart Object layer > 3D > New Mesh from Layer > Mesh Preset > Cylinder
- or just manually tweak a Transform Warp until it looks rightmonospaced
- do a perspective transform for the tapered walls, then a warp to add a slight curvemonospaced
- set0
Magnets
- set0
Little tip: if you don't know how it's done then it's obviously magnets