Apply an image to a curve
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Go for it guys, there ain't any thunder here, just a helping hand.
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So Dave, in your video tutorial the length of your 'dummy' face is the diagonal length of the countertop?
Or have you taken the perimeter?I assume the first one.....
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Andrew, yes, I took the first. If you take the length (perimeter) the projected material is too long.
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of course...ta.
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Dave,
Nice example. Say I notice some peoples' screens in the videos, looks like a completely different program. So many icons! Where do they all come from? Extensions? Really it seems SU grows with your ability and needs. I just have a couple plugins no extra icons.
Peter
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Peter the icons come from additional plugins as you thought. Some have icons, many don't.
If you spend a little time looking through the Ruby Forum, you will read about many of these.
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@unknownuser said:
That video doesn't address a detail that needs to be considered in a case such as this counter.
Yes but it shows the most important : Texture must be a projected texture
With only that you can make some tricky thing
As that show your video
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Here is another way to do it.
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=ILnIbp509cY
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@notareal said:
Here is another way to do it.
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=ILnIbp509cY
No projected texture.Yes but that method, as Aidan states in the video, only works on a cylinder created as he shows. It doesn't work on the counter drawing.
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Thank you all so much for your help. I've been able to get these concepts to work in my model.
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