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Everytime I try to size up the letters like that big in CutStudio it never cuts the vinyl transfer on my gx-24 cutter like that, it cuts it very small sizes and I try the keep aspect function and width 13.5" but it won't come out like that in the pic
I'd appreciate the help and the time to take to answer it will help others who are tying to do the same
see pic below!
i don't wanna be wasting anymore vinyls b/c everytime i send it to the cutter to cut it, it wont cut big like that =/
I'm pretty sure what you need to do is adjust your line spacing so that it's as wide as it is tall, as I mentioned in my email. Right now you have your line spacing set to 100%, so you get a really tall and narrow overall graphic, but if you reduce your line spacing to, say, 65% (or play so that it's what you like), it will bring your lines closer together, and it will become wider with your height.
Then, once it looks the way you want it to, set your width to somewhere between 10" to 12" depending on the size of your shirt..or more.
Let me know if that took care of your problem for you.
it's pretty much the descender baseline size in cutstudio
like you can type one word and adjust it up but once is a message on shirt it tends to create this box in height and width size instead of each Letter to be around 2"
yeah, thanks I think i got it now
i just need to experiment alot and waste alot of vinly
thank God Almighty that im trying them on Samples that I've had from diff. companies =P
even tho signwarehouse and coastal wont give out big pieces to try out like imprintables does =P thats one thing i like about imprintables even tho theyre products suck ...well...atleast most of it in my opinion.
I notice that the "keep aspect" option is selected. If you want to resize the letters to achieve a certain height and width I'd recommend doing each line that you are doing seperately. That way the cutter isn't just making decisions based on open space in the design.
I make these types of slogan shirts all the time and that is exactly how I do it. I do design it in Illustrator first but it can also be done in CutStudio too.
How Do I Do This In Cutstudio? 
Re: How Do I Do This In Cutstudio? 
Right now you have your line spacing set to 100%, so you get a really tall and narrow overall graphic, but if you reduce your line spacing to, say, 65% (or play so that it's what you like), it will bring your lines closer together, and it will become wider with your height.
Re: How Do I Do This In Cutstudio? 
Re: How Do I Do This In Cutstudio? 
