| type 
         string | "dieline" | 
    
      | id 
         string | Unique identifier for custom dieline "di_fwe4iu3vngty"
 | 
    
      | dieline_template_id 
         string | Unique identifier for the dieline template. Example:  "becf-10301"
 
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        | variables 
           object | Key-value pairs including values for "dieline template variables" that define the dimensions when the custom dieline was generated. 
          
            
    | unit 
       enum | Unit  required Possible values are:
 "mm"
 "in"
 
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    | material 
       decimal | Material thickness. For example  1.23 |  
              | {dieline_template_variable_name} 
                 string 
 Dieline template specific dieline template variable names.
 For example
                a, b, top_tuck_flap
 | value for the {dieline_template_variable_name} For example
                 100.00
 |  | 
      
        | format 
           string | File format.
            "dxf", "pdf" or "svg" | 
    
      | url 
         URL | URL for the dieline. The custom dieline can be downloaded directly from this link. | 
    
      | artwork_dimensions 
         width and height | This is the dimensions for uploading artwork to create a 3D Mockup. The image file doesn't need
        to be in this exact dimensions but it should have the same aspect ratio. | 
    
      | area | The area of the dieline. This information is only included in the result if area_calculation is set to true.
 For example:
 {
  "value": 200000,
  "unit": "mm2"
} Possible "unit" values are: "mm2" for "square millimeters".
 | 
    
      | links 
         [dieline_link] | 
          Objects | dieline_link This object represents links that provide available actions for a dieline, such as creating 3D mockups. 
  
    
      | rel 
         string | relationship  identifier for the given link. Possible values:
 "create_3d_mockup"
 {
  "rel": "create_3d_mockup",
  "href": "/dielines/di_ertegfdvcxvs/3d-mockups",
  "method": "POST"
}
 |  | 
    
      | created_at 
         DateTime | For example: 2024-11-25T10:00:00Z |