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In this tutorial, we'll take a look
at one of the form builders available

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modes, which tailor
the experience directly to how you wish

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the end user to interact
with this product.

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Here we'll be taking a look
at the create mode.

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This allows fields to be created

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and formatted from within the form
builders user facing form.

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This is great when you want users
to be able to freely design

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some elements of their own artwork.

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What I'm going to do is launch

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the script
config for this particular product.

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This is access, the same way
we've discussed in other tutorials

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in the Form Builder series.

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You'll notice that I've already input

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into this particular config
for this particular product.

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I'll just talk through some of the steps
that have gone through here.

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So first

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off, we have the instanceEditorMode line

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This allows you to select the mode
the form builder will use by default.

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And what we've discussed

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in the majority of the form
builder tutorials is the form mode.

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Other options are upload, create
and guided

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at the time of recording.

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In this tutorial we're going to utilize

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create.

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The next section down is the ADD field
type section.

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This allows you to define
which field types will be available

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for end users
to add whilst using the create mode.

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Simply specify
each of the field types with true

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or false following them.

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So once you've done that,
just go ahead and save the config

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and reload the product.

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Product will launch

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with the user facing form,
providing the ability to add new fields.

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You can see this top section on the user
facing form

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with a couple of dropdowns
allowing you to add different field types.

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Let's
go ahead and add a single line of text

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just to get us get ourself started here.

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And remember that
this is a user facing form.

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This is how they will interact
with the product.

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Now, when you add a new field,
a couple of things will happen.

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First and foremost,
you will have the ability to input

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into the newly created field,
as you would expect.

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But users also have the ability to format

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the text
within the field that we've just created

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and also change the arrangement
or management of that

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particular field as well,
such as changing the Z order arrangement

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or of course, deleting the field again

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when no fields are selected.

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Your users will see a form
showing inputs for all

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added fields
in addition to options to add new fields.

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Let's try something different.

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Let's go to a clip of field.

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Again,

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your users will be given options to edit
that newly added field.

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So you can see we've got the ability
to select an image and we can choose

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whether or not it distorts the clipart.

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Now, by default clipart

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fields will give access to all clipart
categories assigned to a product.

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You can see, for example,
I can get too old for clipart categories

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and all of the images
contained within them.

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What happens if we want to limit
the accessible clipart categories?

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We can do this
by specifically defining field tags

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within the script config.

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So if I just go back to my script config,

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you'll notice
the second section down here,

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which doesn't
currently have too much in it.

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What we're looking at

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is this new field custom tags.

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This section allows us to define specific
field tags on each different field type.

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We need to identify
the relevant field tags.

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And the easiest way to do
this is on the product itself.

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So this is just like a testing phase
at this stage.

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This is just to actually get
the name of the relevant field tags.

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So if I go ahead and add an image frame,
just start customizing

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that using our custom tab
as I normally would.

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And then I want to assign the relevant
clipart category to it.

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And this is the one
I actually want to make.

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So available
within this particular product.

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When our end users add a

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clipart frame from the form
on the right hand side.

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So let's say, for example,
I only want them to be able to utilize

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Infigo headshots.

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You'll see when I activate that on my test
frame,

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it comes up with the relevant field type
within that particular field.

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And this is the text that I need
to take over to my script config.

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So locate the relevant type of field.

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So in this case, it's a clipart field

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and then I'm going to input that field tag

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into that.

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We're going to save that

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and then reloads my MegaEdit product.

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Now, when I go ahead

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and add a new clipart
field, we'll see that when I go to select.

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The image is limited
only to those categories

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that I have allowed access to in my script
config So,

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for example, in this case,
all I can get to is the headshot category.

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Now remember that
if you want to make static,

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unchangeable fields on the product,
the tools do exist to do this.

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Other tutorials
go into this in more detail.

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However, you can make use of masks
and background layers,

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along with specifying
that a field cannot be interacted with.

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What this means is that you can create
permanent backgrounds or foreground layers

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which the customer can't interact with
and can't change.

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This is great
if you just need to have them to interact

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with certain parts or certain areas
of this particular product.