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Old July 18th, 2008 Jul 18, 2008 8:01:58 AM -   #1 (permalink)
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Quick question: Does anybody in here print white masks from photoshop? I just got an HM1 and in training they showed us how to print white masks using Corel, but not Photoshop. So if anyone has any ideas I would really appreciate some help. Thanks.
 
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Default Re: printing white masks using photoshop
what do you mean by white mask? A white underbase for a shirt... or a white colored mask in photoshop?
 
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It is also important to let people know whether you are using Print Pro or RIP Pro. These are two very different software programs and the instructions are probably different.
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I do it. What Rip are you using?
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I am using rip pro. When I select white mask layer (hard or soft), the rip program says rendering and then it disappears and never sends it to the printer. But when I do an auto mask layer it prints it fine. I don't know why it won't let me just print a white layer. Any ideas? Thanks for your help.
 
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You have to send a color layer after the mask layer, then it will send the file to the printer.
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Here is a video that will help you better understand the process - YouTube - Print a Separated Artwork File using MutliRIP dtg Softwar

Although it is called a different, it is basically the same RIP. Best wishes,

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