Okay, so I was messing around with this “bleed sign” thing in Nexa, and I gotta say, it was a bit of a journey. Let me tell you how it went down.
First, I fired up Nexa, you know, just to get a feel for the project. I was like, “Alright, where do I even start with this bleed sign?” I poked around a bit, looking at different settings and options. I wasn’t really sure what I was doing, just clicking stuff to see what would happen.
Finding the Setting
Then, after some digging, I stumbled upon this “Bleed” setting. I was like, “Bingo! This has gotta be it!” It had options for adding marks and specifying the size of the bleed area. I played around with those, changing the numbers and seeing how it affected the output.
At that time my setting is like following list:
- I enable the “Trim Marks”.
- Set “Bleed” data to 0.125in.
Experimenting and Tweaking
It took some trial and error, I’m not gonna lie. I’d adjust the bleed, generate the output, and then go, “Hmm, not quite right.” So, I’d go back, tweak some more, and generate it again. It was a bit of a back-and-forth process, a patient is all need.
Finally Got it.
But hey, after some tinkering, I finally nailed it! I got the bleed sign looking exactly how I wanted. It felt pretty good to figure it out, especially since I wasn’t super familiar with Nexa to begin with.
So yeah, that’s my little adventure with the bleed sign in Nexa. Not a super complicated project, but definitely a learning experience!
