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Creating Assets with Multiple Fabric Sides
Introduction
In textiles, fabric often has multiple sides or layers, including a Face, Middle, and Back side. To indicate that a fabric has multiple sides or layers, follow these step-by-step instructions to input the data using the [Create Asset] method in TextileCloud™.
2-Sides Fabric (Face and Back side):
- Select [2-Sides] in the dropdown side information to indicate the fabric has a Face and Back side.
- Scroll down and fill in the specifications in the Face side section.
- Continue to the Back side section.
- If the Back side is the same as the Face side, simply toggle the [Sync Face Side Info] button.
- If different, fill in specifications for the Back side, including Features, Material Type, Material Description, Construction, and so on.
2-Sides Fabric (Face and Middle side):
- Select [1-Side] and [Face] in the dropdown side information
- Check the [Composite Material] checkbox to indicate that the fabric has a middle side.
- Scroll down and fill in the specifications in the Face side section.
- Continue to fill in specifications in the Middle side section, including Features, Finish, and Construction field.
3-Sides Fabric (Face, Middle, Back side):
- Select [2-Sides] in the dropdown side information, and check the [Composite material] checkbox to indicate the fabric has Face, Middle, and Back side.
- Scroll down and fill in specifications for the Face side and Middle side section.
- If the Back side is the same as the Face side, toggle the [Sync Face Side Info] button. If not, fill in the specifications for the Back side.
Conclusion
By following these best practices, you can easily create an asset that accurately represents the physical fabric, which may have multiple sides or layers. This approach not only ensures precision in your digital assets but also enhances the accuracy of your textile data management. For any support or assistance, our dedicated support team is always ready to help. Please don't hesitate to reach out to us at support@frontier.cool.
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