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Introduction to Flat Raised Mode

Flat Raised Mode Overview

Flat Raised is an advanced three-dimensional printing mode based on planar printing. It creates raised structures by stacking multiple layers of ink vertically.

Based on your requirements for relief thickness, you can adjust the number of ink layers, select ink types suitable for the substrate, and ensure the final structure is stable with smooth, well-defined edges. This mode is ideal for producing customized 3D effects such as raised graphics, text, and signage.

How to Use Flat Raised Mode

After selecting an element in the editor, a process editing panel will appear on the right side.

Select Flat Raised mode
Preview the result using the 3D preview
Download the generated depth map if needed
Select the ink mode:

Solid color
Solid varnish
White (foil-stamp)

Set the desired printing thickness

Vertical Stacking Mode	Introduction	Schematic Diagram
Color raised	Application Scenarios Logo designs Text elements Geometric patterns And more Features Multiple layers of white ink build thickness A top CMYK layer provides vivid color and clear detail
Gloss raised	Application Scenarios Logo designs Text elements Geometric patterns And more Features Adjustable raised height Multiple layers of gloss ink build thickness, creating a transparent, glossy effect
White (Foil-Stamp)	Application Scenario After switching to soft white ink, only Flat Raised white ink layers are printed. A laminating machine is then used to transfer foil-stamp film onto the surface, creating a metallic film effect on the raised areas. Features Adjustable raised height Multiple layers of soft white ink are stacked Foil-stamp film is applied to the surface to achieve enhanced visual effects