Dieline Lining Up

[gravitee]

Hi, could someone help me understand where the two sides of this Tetra Aseptic 1 Liter line up to form the final package? I have some diagonal lines that are running across the back seam, and the client wants them to line up as perfectly as they can.

I’m a little confused with the dieline, so bear with me… I believe 0 (far left) is bleed, trimmed in between 0&1, the leftmost line on 1 wraps around to meet up between 4&5.

But then when I look at prior art (blue and pink boxes below the numbers—I’m assuming this lines up perfectly but I can’t be sure) the trim between 0&1 wraps around to 1/20th inch inside panel #3. This seems rather odd. Is the prior art misaligned, or do they know something I don’t?

Can anyone help explain which two lines butt up to each other?

TIA

[Smurf2]

Can you print it out ?-Then you can trim it and fold it.

It’s hard to tell what’s going on.
There’s a great plugin for Illustrator
https://boxshot.com/origami/

Follow the instructions - it’s quite simple once you get the hang of it.
Once you have it setup as per the instructions - the plugin will fold it into a fully rotational 3d shape.

You can then see where you’re getting issues.

Or if it’s ok - you can prove to your client it’s working.

The trial version is fully functional but adds a watermark to the output.

[gravitee]

I can print it, and have, but unfortunately thats no help if you don’t know which panel is supposed to match the panel on the other side. I don’t understand how much overlap will be on the right side, to know where to end the left side if that makes sense?

Thanks, I’ll take a look at the plug in to see if its any help.

[Smurf2]

Was this keyline supplied?

I wouldn’t change a supplied keyline.

[gravitee]

It was supplied by the client from a former printer, and I’m not intending to change the dieline. I’m just hoping to understand what number on the left, gets placed on the right.

[Smurf2]

Can you please supply the Illustrator file and I can take a look if you want.

Thanks