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[willygoat]

Do you still have Photoshop Murph? It's pretty easy to make text curve in that.

[murphyaa]

Yeah, that's how I finally did it.

I wanted to know how to do it in Rhino so I didn't have to worry about making sure things line up.

[John Bowden]

Originally Posted by murphyaa

My rules for designing models:

1: No planes with more than 4 engine nacelles
2: No planes with more than 10 wheels
3. No more biplanes...

I've got just the one that fits these critria.......... A3D Skywarrior

[murphyaa]

I was thinking an amphibian glider. No wheels, no engines, and 1 wing

Next up though is the T-37 Tweet.

[willygoat]

Sweet! A Tweet!

[nikischutt]

de schelde s-21 - Google Search

The De Schelde S-21

[nikischutt]

Same plane, different name

http://up-ship.com/blog/wp-content/u...0/12/fw198.jpg


Niki

[BILL AMOS]

Ill vote with john we navy buffs really need a sky warrior......

[rbeach84]

Originally Posted by murphyaa

I managed to find or make all the textures I need. Byrd's condor had interchangeable landing gear; floats, wheels or ski's. I may release floats later, after I get them done.

Right now I need some more Rhino help; I'm trying to create this color scheme,
Attachment 107928
but I don't know how to get text to curve in Rhino

Does Rhino have an "array" function? In AutoCad, the array function includes making being able to make an arc with regular, repeated elements. Once the original array is established, then you can edit the individual elements. Of course, I have no Rhino experience, but in the CAD world, seems like many functions are logical requirements of the process.

[legion]

There is a divide curve option under "curve" > "point objects' > "divide curve by". There are 2 options there, divide by length or number of segments. And an array function under "Transform".