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3D 3D Typography UP-DOWN


Eggy

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I wanted to use the raster material.
This almost costed me my mental health to make it fit...:shocked: never again...

3D Typography UP-DOWN.jpg

To bed now but I'm gonna have nightmares...
 
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This looks perfect to me Lambert.

Did you have create this 'raster material'?
And why did you almost lose your marbles? Can you explain?
 

Argos

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I asume it was with matching the lines on the ground with the lines on the elevated arrow? I'm now with a headache thinking...XD, in reality thee lines woulnd't match doesn it?.

CheerS!
 

Eggy

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Thanks Chris.

I made the raster material in CorelDraw.

The horizontal and vertical surfaces are not a problem.
It's when you have to make the angled surfaces to fit those.

I started with doing all in one...not a good idea.
Then the horizontal and verical planes.
That was good but then came the slopes and the angled faces needing to be aligned with the horizontal and vertical ones...:shocked:

Let me show me some inconsistenties

3D Typography UP-DOWN.jpg
 

Eggy

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I asume it was with matching the lines on the ground with the lines on the elevated arrow? I'm now with a headache thinking...XD, in reality thee lines woulnd't match doesn it?.

CheerS!

Thanks Argos.

That is what I'm trying to explain in my previous post.
When one connection seems aligned, there's a disconnection with another part.

I had a headache last night...:banghead:

Next time, I'll try something more simple...
 

Eggy

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Thanks Ged!

That one drove me crazy! :shocked:

As I explained in the post above it was nearly impossible fit the regular pattern onto the slopes and angled faces and it took me hours to make it 'acceptable'...
 
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Thanks Chris.

I made the raster material in CorelDraw.

The horizontal and vertical surfaces are not a problem.
It's when you have to make the angled surfaces to fit those.

I started with doing all in one...not a good idea.
Then the horizontal and verical planes.
That was good but then came the slopes and the angled faces needing to be aligned with the horizontal and vertical ones...:shocked:

Let me show me some inconsistenties

View attachment 78488



Thanks for this explanation Lambert.

Just one thought: BLENDER is a very mean program!
 

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