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UPDATED - Wrap Text to a Curve in Cut2D, VCarve, and Aspire
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- UPDATED Wrap Text to a Curve in Cut2D, VCarve, and Aspire
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This video is an updated refresher on how to Wrap Text to a Curve in Vectric Cut2D Desktop, Cut2D Pro, VCarve Desktop, VCarve Pro, and Aspire.
I’ll show you how to check the start point and direction of a vector. I’ll demonstrate creating and applying text above and below curves. I’ll demonstrate changing fonts and spacing the text, then demonstrate a second way of wrapping that text to a curve. Along the way, I’ll also give you a few tips about the process that you might find helpful in your projects.
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Great update to an already fantastically helpful series on curved text! Thank you, Mark!
Thank you Sir, this was very Informative, you showed some new things here, at least for me anyways. Very, very helpful.
Nicely done Mark. As usual. 👍👍
Mark, another great and informative video. Your videos sure have helped me a lot. Thanks for what you do.
Thanks Mark, super amazing!
Thanks Mark
Hello Mark, I have watched almost all your videos but can't find one on a parametric wall design in Aspire. Have you just ignored it or you are still planning to do on? Greetings from Germany. BM.
Thank you very much! I haven't done a video on Parametric Wall Design, because I haven't needed to do a Parametric design yet. My friend Michael Mezalick did a fantastic video on Parametric Designing in VCarve and Aspire. Here's a link: ua-cam.com/video/QmHfItOdKHY/v-deo.html
Left to right should not be treated as the "right way", no more than Right to left should be treated as the "left way" :P
Puns aside, do you know if hebrew/arabic i.e. RTL fonts a are properly handled? מארק לינדזי is your name in hebrew if you want to try...
Thanks for that, Eyal! I will play with the Hebrew characters and see what I can come up with!
Please note that when I say "right way," I mean for this language (English.) Right to left in Hebrew is "the right way." Vertically, from the top down, in Han Chinese is "the right way." So, there are several directions, and they're all right depending on the language in question. Now I need to go brush up on my Cuneiform to make sure I really understand what I just said - lol
(By the way, I know you were pulling my leg, but others may not see it that way, and I wanted to try to stop the internet rock fight before it starts.)
@@MarkLindsayCNC Of course. All said with a smile... if you are into Cuneiform you should look up Irving Finkel - he has some fascinating videos about it. also one with tom scott if I remember correctly