Create 3D Bag

With this node you can create a 3D preview of a bag, based on various dimensions.

It has the following configuration options:
  • Input File: here you can define the input file. Select the pencil to open Expression Builder.

Style

  • Base Flap Style: here you can define the style of the base flap. Options:
    • Vertical: if you select this option, the base flap will be positioned in a vertical direction.
    • Turned under: if you select this option, the base flap will be turned under the bag.
  • Fill Type: here you can select the fill type. Options:
    • Light: if you select this option, the fill will be of a light type.
    • Medium: if you select this option, the fill will be of a medium type.
    • Heavy: if you select this option, the fill will be of a heavy type.
    • Square: if you select this option, the fill will be of a square type.
  • Fill Amount: here you can define the Fill Amount with a value from 0 to 100, where 0 simulates a bag without any content and 100 shows a full bag.

Seals

Seals are areas of the (printed) substrate that will be joined together to prevent leakage of the content.
  • Top Seal Style: here you can define the style of the top seal. Options:
    • None: if you select this option, no style will be applied.
    • Vertical: if you select this option, a vertical ribbed pattern will be applied.
    • Horizontal: if you select this option, a horizontal ribbed pattern will be applied.
    • Diagonal Left: if you select this option, a diagonal left ribbed pattern will be applies.
    • Diagonal Right: if you select this option, a diagonal right ribbed pattern will be applied.
  • Bottom Seal Style: here you can define the style of the bottom seal. Options:
    • None: if you select this option, no style will be applied.
    • Vertical: if you select this option, a vertical ribbed pattern will be applied.
    • Horizontal: if you select this option, a horizontal ribbed pattern will be applied.
    • Diagonal Left: if you select this option, a diagonal left ribbed pattern will be applies.
    • Diagonal Right: if you select this option, a diagonal right ribbed pattern will be applied.
  • Right Seal Style: here you can define the style of the right seal. Options:
    • None: if you select this option, no style will be applied.
    • Vertical: if you select this option, a vertical ribbed pattern will be applied.
    • Horizontal: if you select this option, a horizontal ribbed pattern will be applied.
    • Diagonal Left: if you select this option, a diagonal left ribbed pattern will be applies.
    • Diagonal Right: if you select this option, a diagonal right ribbed pattern will be applied.
  • Left Seal Style: here you can define the style of the left seal. Options:
    • None: if you select this option, no style will be applied.
    • Vertical: if you select this option, a vertical ribbed pattern will be applied.
    • Horizontal: if you select this option, a horizontal ribbed pattern will be applied.
    • Diagonal Left: if you select this option, a diagonal left ribbed pattern will be applies.
    • Diagonal Right: if you select this option, a diagonal right ribbed pattern will be applied.
  • Left Seal Width: here you can define the width of the left seal.
  • Rear Seal Width: here you can define the width of the rear seal.

Notches and holes

  • Add Tear Notches: if you select this checkbox, a tear notch will be simulated on the 3D view.
    • Shape: here you can define the shape of the tear notch.
      • Select for a V shaped tear notch.
      • Select for a U shaped tear notch.
    • Location: here you can define where the tear notch should be located.
      • Select Location: Bag Left to position the tear notch on the left side of the bag.
      • Select Location: Bag Right to position the tear notch on the right side of the bag.
      • Select both Location: Bag Left and Location: Bag Right to position the tear notch on both sizes of the bag.
    • Position: here you can specify where the tear notch should be positioned.
    • Width: here you can define the width of the tear notch.
    • Height: here you can define the height of the tear notch.
  • Peg Hole: here you can define if a peg hole will be created. A Peg Hole is a hole in the package's substrate to mount the package onto a pegboard hook. Options:
    • None: if you select this option, no peg hole will be created.
    • Round: if you select this option, a peg hole wit a round shape will be created.
    • Sombrero: if you select this option, a peg hole wit a sombrero shape will be created ().
    • Butterfly: if you select this option, a peg hole wit a butterfly shape will be created ().
    • Delta: if you select this option, a peg hole wit a delta shape will be created ().

    • Position: here you can specify where the peg hole should be positioned.
    • Width: here you can define the width of the peg hole.
    • Height: here you can define the height of the peg hole.
  • Cranulation: if you select this checkbox, the edge of the top and bottom seal are serrated.
    • Width: here you can define the thickness of the prong.
    • Height: here you can define the groove size.

Locking Mechanisms

  • Locking Mechanisms: if you select this checkbox, a locking mechanism will be created. A locking mechanism allows you to close a bag after opening so the content doesn't get spilled or spoiled. Options:
    • None: if you select this option, no locking mechanism will be created.
    • Innolock: if you select this option, an innolock system will be created. This system consists of two tracks at the top of the top seam that snap in place when squeezing and / or sliding your fingers over the top so the two sides of the bag join together.
    • Zipper: if you select this option, an zipper system will be created. This system consists of a plastic fitment that slides back and forth across a track to join each side of a bag together so it closes.

    • Position: here you can specify where the locking mechanism should be positioned.
    • Height: here you can define the height of the locking mechanism.

  • Output File: here you can select the output file. Select the pencil to open Expression Builder.