Tag Archive for: InkRIP

Using the Flip and Rotate Layout Feature Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 5)

When it comes to printing using InkRIP, there are multiple types of prints and applications for different results. That being said, some of these applications require a flipped or rotated image, as an example DTF shirt prints or vinyls…

How to Align Multiple Designs Elements Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 4)

If you are working with strict layouts that need accurate alignment, then the Layout Alignment feature will be of great help. With the Alignment feature it will be easy to quickly get perfect alignments between multiple designs. This…

Using the MSM Feature for Better Nesting Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 3)

If you working with multiple designs that need to be printed at the same time on the same material, then the MSM feature will be for you. The MSM feature will come in very handy to save the most material before printing multiple designs. This…

Setting your Designs Location and Scale Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 2)

When it comes to having your design an exact size or placed on an exact location in the overall layout of your project. Then knowing how to set the Scale and Location using the Layout Feature will be essential. This video is…

Transforming your design with the Layout Feature Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 1)

If you’ve ever printed a file and found that it was the wrong size, or perhaps the design needed to be flipped or rotated, then the Layout Feature is for you. Knowing where to locate and how to use the Layout Feature correctly,…

Transform your Imported Designs within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Mini-Series) Video Index

This is an index covering a mini-series of videos on transforming your designs before printing them using the InkRIP Software. When you work with design with strict requirements, knowing how to correctly transform them is an important…

Adding Footnotes with Additional Information Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 8)

In some cases when you are working for a client or a brand, they might require you to add print information to your designs. This print information will help the client to better understand information in regard to the more technical…

Using the Text Tool and Its Options Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 7)

One of the most important design elements of informational designs / art, is the adding of names, slogans, quotes or information. In order to add those types of informational designs, we will be using the Text Tool from the Toolbox…

Making and Managing Custom Color Tables Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 6)

Have you ever worked for a client or brand that has specific colors that need to be used throughout the design? With the Color Tables you will have the ability to quickly and easily use those clients or brands custom colors. This…

How to Use Images as Your Fill Type Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 5)

If you have custom shapes and you would like to match an image to that shape, the Fill Type Image option is for you. The Fill Type Image feature has a few great options to choose from or adjust to your preference. This…

How to Use and Understand Gradient Fill Types Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 4)

After we have covered the standard solid fill type, we want to look at the gradient fill type. If your designs are a bit static and you would like them to look and feel more dynamic, then the gradient fill type will help you a lot. This…

The Edge and Stroke Type for Shapes Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 3)

When it comes to adding colors to shapes, the edges and strokes can be equally important. The edge or stroke of a shape will help define the outer edge of an object. This video is part of a Mini-Series. The next video…

The Solid Fill Type for Custom Shapes Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 2)

Now when it comes to closed shape fill types, the solid fill type is one of the most standard and used types. Without using a fill type for your vector design, it will not be possible to print any solid colors, only lines. This…

Default Design Shapes Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software A Starting Point (Part 1)

When it comes to designs for printing, we always need a starting point to build upon. Now having the correct building blocks and knowing how to use them separately or together is a big advantage in the design game. This…

Understanding the Toolbar and Its Options Within AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Mini-Series) Video Index

This is an index covering a mini-series of videos on the different tools available in the InkRIP Software toolbar. Index Below. PART 1 - Shapes PART 2 - Fill Type Solid PART 3 - Set Edge & Stroke PART…

The Connection Between Rip and Control Software for the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Program (Part 3)

After we have Ripped our design file it is important for the Printer to be able to read the newly converted file. That’s where we’ll be looking at a different type of printing software, often referred to as Control software. This…

The Job Managers Detailed Information Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 2)

After we looked at the Basic Controls of the Job Manager, we need to look at what information means what. That is where the detailed information panels come in very useful, this will help you better understand the operations at hand. This…

Basic Operations of the Job Manager Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 1)

When it comes to InkRIP’ Job Manager, it is the final step before printing your designs. That being said, understanding where to get the Job Manager and the use of its controls are essential. This video is part of a Mini-Series. The…

How to Use the Job Manager of the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software for Printing (Mini-Series) Video Index

This is an index covering a mini-series of videos on the Job Manager within the InkRIP Software. Index Below. When it comes to InkRIP Job Manager, it is very important to understand why we need to use it and for what. PART…

The Big Deal between RGB and CMYK Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 2)

When printing files from a digital space to a physical one, understanding color modes are way more necessary than you might think. Understanding the difference between RGB and CMYK will give you a closer printed result to what you…

Some Industry Standard Design Elements Within the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 4)

When it comes to industry standard design elements, there are many different elements depending on your application type. From these different elements we will be focusing on the key ones that will be used within the Large Format…

The Difference between Raster and Vector for the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 1)

When it comes to working with print software, it is important to understand the common file types and formats. These file type Vector and Raster will work better for different workflows and end results, so knowing which one to use…

Top Designing Programs for Large Format Printing Designs – AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 5)

When it comes to making or editing client designs for your large format printing jobs, these are a few key programs to choose from. From these programs there are some paid and free options available to choose from when working with…

Design Size, Resolution and Dots Per Inch for the AM.CO.ZA InkRIP Software (Part 3)

Have you ever printed a design, and found that the final design looks blurry or poor quality. When it comes to addressing and fixing this problem, we are going to have to dive into your design's resolution and dpi. This video…