Autodesk Inventor - Adding Text to a Sphere

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  • @isgrisen
    @isgrisen 6 лет назад +1

    That was incredibly straight to the point! Thanks!

  • @pecilijevelicanstveni4973
    @pecilijevelicanstveni4973 Год назад

    Bravo!!! Thank You!!!

  • @CNCVelMart
    @CNCVelMart 3 года назад

    Thanks. That's what I was looking for long time.

  • @Hi-hg4ky
    @Hi-hg4ky 6 лет назад +2

    Thanks I was hoping to edit other stuff than text, but same principle.

  • @LunchboxSEQPests
    @LunchboxSEQPests 6 лет назад

    thanks Rusty, great workflow

  • @MrMateuszw106
    @MrMateuszw106 2 года назад

    Thanks man, you saved my day!

  • @ankurkambley340
    @ankurkambley340 4 года назад

    thanks, saved my day

  • @literallyleo
    @literallyleo 5 лет назад +2

    that was WAY too fast but still helpfull

  • @AlphoxHD
    @AlphoxHD 3 года назад

    i tried making the sphere smaller but it broke the sphere :/ is there some kind of formula i should use to know what measurements to use for the sphere?

  • @onestopfunstop317
    @onestopfunstop317 5 месяцев назад

    This Didn't Work.
    It wrapped the Text, but the Text was very Distorted. The part on the top of the Sphere was normal size, But the part that wrapped got smaller and smaller.
    So the Letters got smaller as the curve increased, instead of staying the same size, but wrapping the curve.
    It only seems to NOT Distort the Letters if you bend in 1 axis, like a cylinder. Then it works perfectly. But when you add in the 2nd axis, it does all kinds on weird stuff to the letter in that 2nd axis, making the height smaller as they go towards the outside of the sphere.
    So say for instance, you put an H on the right side of the curve the inside (Left) of the H will be normal height, but the right side of the H will only be about 60% of the left side.
    It looks really off

  • @harshchoudhary4661
    @harshchoudhary4661 Год назад

    wasted a day wrapping sketch to a sphere. just the message that I can only wrap to planar, cylindrical and conical faces