stuck on Displacement

Stefano

September 27, 2018 17:51 Edited

Hi all,

I am trying to generate a mockup for t-shirts.

The result I am trying to achieve is the following: https://prnt.sc/kzhjk7

Using cloudinary, this is the closest result I have been able to produce: 

https://res.cloudinary.com/worldwide-buy-llc/image/upload/c_pad,e_trim:1,r_2,w_380/c_scale,u_Mockups:Kids_White,w_3623,x_310,y_-130/c_scale,l_TemplateSquare,w_370,x_470,y_20/c_scale,l_Mockups:Kids_Whiteover,o_56,w_3623,x_0,y_0/v1538036215/TemplateSquare.png

However, it still looks different from the image that I would like to achieve. 

I read that I could apply displacement. For this reason, I do have a displacement map stored at Mockups:Kids_WhiteOver

Do you know how can I apply it? Any suggestion is very much appreciated since I am literally stuck to achieve that result. Many thanks in advance!

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  Stephen Doyle

  October 04, 2018 12:49

  Hi Stefano,

  Here's an example which I think is closer to what you're looking for

  https://res.cloudinary.com/worldwide-buy-llc/image/upload/o_0/l_TemplateSquare,w_420,x_650,y_50/l_TemplateSquare,w_450,x_-420,y_250/l_Mockups:Kids_Whiteover,e_displace,x_15,y_15/u_Mockups:Kids_White/Mockups/Kids_White.jpg

  One caveat is that the colors appear faded, because of how the displacement map is processed. The displacement map you are using is semi-transparent in the area where the t-shirts are - this weakens the colors of the target red-blue rectangles when the displacement is applied.

  We recommend changing your displacement map so that it's not transparent in the middle of the shirts, only at the edges.

  Can you please try that and see if it works as you expect?

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