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Thu, May 10, 2007 at 5:00:02 PM | Model Text and Curved Walls

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How does one put model text on a curved wall?

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Mon, May 14, 2007 at 2:07:44 PM | Model Text and Curved Walls

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Very carefully, so that they don't break when you bend them... Winking

 

One letter at a time is what I usually do.  Then rotate and position the letters to make it look like it is bending with the wall.  I have not tried using a curved reference line as the work plane though (not sure that's even possible).

 

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Thu, May 17, 2007 at 8:53:34 AM | Model Text and Curved Walls

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i have used a tangent ref plane as well and typed the full word along that but below the actual level

than type individual letter above it.i find it helps a bit to compere the spacings a bit,

before moving and rotating, please remember to disjoin text.

a bugger of a thing,  should be possible to apply directly

 

what about text on plan along an arc?

i can not find a way to do this unless as above and group it to keep it together. 

revit must have been conceived by engineers who only think in straight lines 

 

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Fri, May 18, 2007 at 9:29:50 AM | Model Text and Curved Walls

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Err.. I was talking about how I put letters on a curved wall, meaning in plan. It appears as though a similar method is used in both elevation and in plan, however.

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