How does redbubble do their tshirt mockups? the design follows the folds of the tshirt

The product is this: https://www.redbubble.com/i/t-shirt/Instinct-vs-Ego-by-Geekdom101/142269246.IJ6L0

I think they did it on the server but I am perplexed on how they were able to do it. I have not found any tutorial online that satisfy this kind of requirement. Might be threejs but what are the steps in doing this. Thank you

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It can be done in threejs and it will be much cooler because the customers will be able to orbit around the models

decals. a decal projects an image onto any geometry.

if you click canvas.js that’s all there is to it, the rest is just the UI and state model.

anderson mancini and i made a full course about it in case it interests you https://www.udemy.com/course/react-three-fiber-configurator/

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I guess what a really want is a realistic mockup with a real human being model with it. Thank you guys for your replies… :slight_smile:

it would be the same, doesn’t matter what the shape is

You can easily do this with https://dynamicmockups.com

They have a pretty simple but powerful API where they allow you to use your own custom Photoshop Mockups.

Redbubble use ImageMagick composites of multiple layers (base, artwork & overlay) for simple flat mockups.

For more complex mockups like above as well as mugs, shower curtains, Throw Pillows etc, they use a custom Service created with Blender to map the artwork on to a 3D model, then use the same ImageMagick process as above.