1. Product Specification Parameters

2. 3D Drawing Details

2.1 3D Mock-Up Production Software

• Primary Tools: Blender 4.0 (for high-fidelity modeling) and Substance Painter (for material texture mapping) – industry-standard for realistic 3D packaging design.
• Rendering Engine: Cycles Render (for photorealistic lighting, e.g., supermarket shelf shadows, product label glow).

2.2 Key 3D Visualization Dimensions

2.3 3D Editable Features

• Color Customization: One-click color adjustment for pouch base (e.g., red for ketchup, green for organic snacks) and cap/spout (if applicable).
• Texture Overlays: Add custom textures (e.g., matte, glitter, or recycled material patterns) via drag-and-drop layers.
• Label Placement Guides: 3D grid lines to ensure labels align with pouch seams (prevents printing errors in mass production).

2.4 3D File Delivery Formats

• Editable: BLEND (Blender), OBJ (for import into Illustrator/Photoshop).
• Ready-to-Use: High-res PNG (transparent background), JPG (white background), and PDF (for client presentations).

3. Production process (Mock-Up Design & Quality Control)

Step 1: Industry Pouch Geometry Research

• Analyze 500+ real stand-up pouch samples (from food/beverage brands) to map standard dimensions (gusset depth, spout position, seal width).
• Cross-verify with manufacturing partners to ensure mock-up specs match production capabilities (e.g., no design elements in seal zones).

Step 2: 3D Base Modeling

• Use Blender to create a 3D wireframe of the pouch (matching standard sizes: 100ml–2L).
• Add gusset folding logic (simulates how real pouches stand when filled) and spout/zip-lock 3D models (if applicable).

Step 3: Material Texture Mapping

• Import real material scans (PE, aluminum foil) into Substance Painter to create texture layers.
• Add physical properties (e.g., glossiness, opacity) to mimic how light interacts with actual pouch materials.

Step 4: Editable Layer Development

• Export 3D renders to Photoshop/Illustrator and create smart object layers (for logo/label editing).
• Add instructional notes (e.g., “Do not edit seal zone layers”) to prevent design errors.

Step 5: Print & Digital Compatibility Testing

• Test mock-ups with 10+ professional printers (e.g., HP Indigo) to ensure color accuracy (CMYK mode).
• Verify web compatibility (72 DPI, RGB mode) for e-commerce platforms (Amazon, Etsy).

Step 6: User Experience (UX) Optimization

• Compress files (PSD/AI) to <200MB (fast download) without losing quality.
• Add a 2-page PDF tutorial (with screenshots) for resizing, texture changes, and export.

Step 7: Quality Assurance (QA)

• Have 5+ professional packaging designers test the mock-up (assess ease of use, realism).
• Fix bugs (e.g., layer locking issues, texture misalignment) before finalizing for free download.

4. Mock-Up Packaging (Download Package Details)

4.1 Download Package Contents

1. Editable Files: 1 PSD (Photoshop), 1 AI (Illustrator), and 1 SVG (vector for infinite resizing).
2. Ready-to-Use Renders: 8 high-res PNGs (all 3D views: front, side, perspective, filled) and 1 PDF (client presentation version).
3. Support Materials:
   • 2-page tutorial (PDF) for editing, resizing, and printing.
   • 1 cheat sheet (JPG) of “Do’s/Dont’s” (e.g., “Do keep labels 5mm from seal edges”).
   • 1 list of compatible printers/manufacturers (for when users move to production).

4.2 Download Process

• No Sign-Up Required: Direct download link (no email/credit card needed) – reduces friction for users.
• Fast Download: Cloud-hosted (Google Drive/Dropbox) with unlimited bandwidth (supports 10,000+ concurrent downloads).
• File Unzipping: Instructions included for Windows/macOS (no special software – uses built-in unzipping tools).