[Q] Is there a spiral along path ruby?
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I was hoping to bring in a DWG file with the name, weld it and hit 'follow me with a twist' button and viola!! done.
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ok...
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i was drawing this while you replied (which is what d12dozr was saying) but i think it might actually be what you're talking about except you'd like the orange ribbon to be a much tighter spin and it wraps around letters?.. if so, i don't think there's a one click method for that..
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i'm sorta sure this isn't what you're after but i got stuck on the idea of it and had to figure it out.. let's hope this isn't what you're trying to draw -or- someone has an easier/faster method than mine.. this took over an hour
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...you got too much time on your hands then Jeff.
nice though.
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@utiler said:
...you got too much time on your hands then Jeff.
nice though.
ha.. not really.. that cut into my sleep time!
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That's neat Jeff, how did you do it? lotsa fredoscale?
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Thanks.
What does Component Stringer do? -
Here's the Down and Dirty tutorial..
component stringer will repeat a component along a path.. you can also set it to rotate that component along the path.
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no fredoscale..
BezierSpline (v1.4)
Component Stringer
Follow Me(+ a few others.. see tutorial a couple posts down)
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Thanks again! Now I'm off to get some sleep...
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8 minutes: With the same procedure as I said initially...
Although not is it what the moderator need for its job
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@susy said:
8 minutes: With the same procedure as I said initially...
Although not is it what the moderator need for its joboh yeah, didn't think of that before.. i'm assuming you used shapebender..
but hey, you used my L..
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Hi Solo,
Is that what you want to do? I used in this example GROW and CURVILOFT. With GROW you can manipulate almost all parameters. Other options are the diameter of the circle and the angle of the edge. The process is very easy.
Charly
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GROW and CURVILOFT are a good combination for many profile designs.
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