You will see that both margin settings are set to 15Īfter you pick your paper type, (if it was not already set to your paper type) your layout of the pieces to the right side in pepakura may change. At the top menu in pepakura, click on ' File' and in the drop down menu, go down to ' Print and Paper Settings'. Since letter and A4 paper types seem to be the 2 that are used, I have shown below examples for both of them.įirst things first. I know that we have members that live in other countries and use different paper sizes. Now this is the final step after you have measured all your stuff, converted the measurements to mm and now it's time to print! As long as the file loads the way it will look when worn (for most pieces) you will be placing your measurements in the correct matching dimension boxes in pepakura. It all depends on how the model is set by default when you load it in pepakura! I can not stress this enough!!! XD It's very important. Now as I mentioned earlier, just because that is what you measure for, it does NOT mean you will place your measurement in that box in pepakura. YOu only need to worry about ONE measurement.Ī LITTLE POINTER: Going back to image I posted for the measurement diagram, I have it as so: You can NOT even change each one individually. You DO NOT need to worry about the measurements for all boxes since the others will change automatically so that it stays in proportion. lol You will ONLY be plcing measurements in ONE of the boxes.

I didn't make the program ), Width and Depth. Height (although it says Hight, it's the same thing, just misspelled, don't know why, don't ask. You can clearly see that there are 3 boxes and each contain a box to put YOUR measurement in.

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