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    • ntxdaveN Offline
      ntxdave
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      I am running into a problem I do not seem to be able to solve.

      I need to project the image in the screen capture below onto the object just below it. Since I have used Shape Bender to curve the object in two different directions, I cannot seem to apply the image as a texture properly. I have also attached an SKU file that has the two object to see if someone can help me.

      Capture-Projection Image.PNG
      SidePanel2.png

      Yes, I know the quality of the image is not that great but it will work for what I am doing.


      Projection Imgae.skp

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      • pilouP Offline
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        Frenchy Pilou
        Is beautiful that please without concept!
        My Little site :)

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        • ntxdaveN Offline
          ntxdave
          last edited by

          Thanks Pilou, that was the video I was looking for and did not find. After creating some better images to project, I was able to get it done. Here is an image of how it finally turned out....

          Capture-Revised Projection Image.PNG

          Notice that I actually had to make two copies because of the orientation. The original image that I was using just did not work well at all (was a photograph that was taken at an angle).

          It sure isn't perfect but it is close enough for how it is being used and a huge step forward from what I originally had.

          Once again, thanks for the reply..........

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