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DeSL updates Adobe software for Creative Cloud 2021
09 Dec '20
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Pic: Discover e-Solutions (DeSL)
Discover e-Solutions (DeSL) has updated its Adobe Illustrator Plug-In software for Creative Cloud 2021. DeSL is a market leader in digital transformation solutions including integrated end-to-end PLM software for the fashion, apparel, textile, and footwear sectors. It offers a wide-range of software solutions for today’s forward-thinking companies.
DeSL recognises that not all fashion companies are ready to move to 3D modelling and will still retain and use the ever-popular Adobe suite of design products. The Adobe Plug-In remains a key part of DeSL’s Digital Transformation Platform with the aim of reducing the time taken for the design and development of new products and improving the efficiency of seamless communication between brands and factories, the company said in a press release.
In addition to making the DeSL’s plug-in CC 2021 ready, the company has extended the core functionality of its unique and powerful integration to Adobe Illustrator. The updated plug-in platform builds on the abundance of existing features such as single process to release product design and tech pack details direct to factories from the Illustrator workspace; advanced templates to import BOM’s, graded specifications and construction details directly into Illustrator from reference and similar styles; seasonal colour palette support; the ability to manage multiple BOM versions; create new materials and trims without the need to return to the PLM system to process; automatic image version control; and works with design teams using either macOS or Windows.
One of the key objectives of the DeSL Adobe Illustrator Plug-In is to enable design teams to perform the majority of their work from within the Illustrator workspace and let the system automatically handle all the communications inside and outside of their organisation via DeSL’s PLM solution. This time savings are vast and according to customers reliably point to a 25 per cent decrease in time taken for product design and development.
DeSL recognises that not all fashion companies are ready to move to 3D modelling and will still retain and use the ever-popular Adobe suite of design products. The Adobe Plug-In remains a key part of DeSL’s Digital Transformation Platform with the aim of reducing the time taken for the design and development of new products and improving the efficiency of seamless communication between brands and factories, the company said in a press release.
In addition to making the DeSL’s plug-in CC 2021 ready, the company has extended the core functionality of its unique and powerful integration to Adobe Illustrator. The updated plug-in platform builds on the abundance of existing features such as single process to release product design and tech pack details direct to factories from the Illustrator workspace; advanced templates to import BOM’s, graded specifications and construction details directly into Illustrator from reference and similar styles; seasonal colour palette support; the ability to manage multiple BOM versions; create new materials and trims without the need to return to the PLM system to process; automatic image version control; and works with design teams using either macOS or Windows.
One of the key objectives of the DeSL Adobe Illustrator Plug-In is to enable design teams to perform the majority of their work from within the Illustrator workspace and let the system automatically handle all the communications inside and outside of their organisation via DeSL’s PLM solution. This time savings are vast and according to customers reliably point to a 25 per cent decrease in time taken for product design and development.
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