Re: Sphere Object

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From: Steve_Fairbairn
Date: Thu, 26 Mar 2009 21:53

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Mapping to a 3D sphere is far the most accurate way. Once you have mapped the lettering onto the ball as you want it you can fiddle with rotation and perspective until you're entirely satisfied. See also "Mapping Text To a Partial Cube" further down on this forum. I mapped some lettering onto a grey cube there.

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