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Tubular Text?
Posted by Joe on February 9, 2006 at 2:07 pmIs it possible to create tubular text? If so, any tips?
John Dickinson replied 20 years, 3 months ago 3 Members · 10 Replies -
10 Replies
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Jon Okerstrom
February 10, 2006 at 1:24 amHi Scenecutter,
The half pipe bevel will give you rounded edges. Combining that with very thin, stick-like text should work for you. You can easily create tubular neon lights by using the pen tool to do a continuous line word… try a stroke weight of 1 point. Then select the object, and use path>outline, to create a solid filled object. Apply the half-pipe bevel and adjust to taste.
Does this help?
Jon
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Jon Okerstrom
February 10, 2006 at 1:24 amHi Scenecutter,
The half pipe bevel will give you rounded edges. Combining that with very thin, stick-like text should work for you. You can easily create tubular neon lights by using the pen tool to do a continuous line word… try a stroke weight of 1 point. Then select the object, and use path>outline, to create a solid filled object. Apply the half-pipe bevel and adjust to taste.
Does this help?
Jon
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Jon Okerstrom
February 10, 2006 at 1:25 amHi Scenecutter,
The half pipe bevel will give you rounded edges. Combining that with very thin, stick-like text should work for you. You can easily create tubular neon lights by using the pen tool to do a continuous line word… try a stroke weight of 1 point. Then select the object, and use path>outline, to create a solid filled object. Apply the half-pipe bevel and adjust to taste.
Does this help?
Jon
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Jon Okerstrom
February 10, 2006 at 1:25 amHi Scenecutter,
The half pipe bevel will give you rounded edges. Combining that with very thin, stick-like text should work for you. You can easily create tubular neon lights by using the pen tool to do a continuous line word… try a stroke weight of 1 point. Then select the object, and use path>outline, to create a solid filled object. Apply the half-pipe bevel and adjust to taste.
Does this help?
Jon
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Jon Okerstrom
February 10, 2006 at 1:25 amHi Scenecutter,
The half pipe bevel will give you rounded edges. Combining that with very thin, stick-like text should work for you. You can easily create tubular neon lights by using the pen tool to do a continuous line word… try a stroke weight of 1 point. Then select the object, and use path>outline, to create a solid filled object. Apply the half-pipe bevel and adjust to taste.
Does this help?
Jon
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Jon Okerstrom
February 10, 2006 at 1:25 amHi Scenecutter,
The half pipe bevel will give you rounded edges. Combining that with very thin, stick-like text should work for you. You can easily create tubular neon lights by using the pen tool to do a continuous line word… try a stroke weight of 1 point. Then select the object, and use path>outline, to create a solid filled object. Apply the half-pipe bevel and adjust to taste.
Does this help?
Jon
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Jon Okerstrom
February 10, 2006 at 1:25 amHi Scenecutter,
The half pipe bevel will give you rounded edges. Combining that with very thin, stick-like text should work for you. You can easily create tubular neon lights by using the pen tool to do a continuous line word… try a stroke weight of 1 point. Then select the object, and use path>outline, to create a solid filled object. Apply the half-pipe bevel and adjust to taste.
Does this help?
Jon
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Jon Okerstrom
February 10, 2006 at 1:25 amHi Scenecutter,
The half pipe bevel will give you rounded edges. Combining that with very thin, stick-like text should work for you. You can easily create tubular neon lights by using the pen tool to do a continuous line word… try a stroke weight of 1 point. Then select the object, and use path>outline, to create a solid filled object. Apply the half-pipe bevel and adjust to taste.
Does this help?
Jon
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Jon Okerstrom
February 10, 2006 at 1:27 amOkay, the multiple post thing is really weird.
Sorry about that.
Jon
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John Dickinson
February 10, 2006 at 2:08 am
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