How to project text on a curved surface in Rhinoceros 3D

1. Create a surface (bounds)
2. Mark one edge (trim with a small polyline)
3. Create UV curves (left mouse button LMB)
4. Create a text and orient it accordingly
5 Apply UV curves to the surface(right mouse button RMB)
6. Extrude, trim the projected text

[@creativitycafe]

Thanks for your illustration. But, its easy to lay in a sound track using UA-cam Studio Tools. Please add sound and verbalize each icon and step along the way, it would be so helpful to so many!

[@myxrprecious8807]

Best video for multi surface text!! Thanks

[@kaijorgensen6940]

Thank you, this was quite helpful

[@nordmensch]

No matter what i do, this method does not work at all for me... Any ideas ón how to fix it?

[@josemauricio8763]

Hello. Great tutorial. When I run the Sweep2 command, several surfaces are created. When I use the command to create the UV curve only a piece of the area is selected which prevents me from positioning the text correctly. What am I doing wrong? I'm using Rhino 7. Thanks.

[@AllForTheGame]

youre fantastic

[@joaopedrolobo6229]

Muito Bom

[@JoshHarris9395]

Will the same method work for a 2D drawing drawn in AutoCAD? Import drawing and then map drawing onto curved surface?

[@strwz]

sorry, are my speakers broken??? why I cant hear anything?? please help!!!

[@martina5328]

How about a FLAT surface? Hpw about SPECIFYING the properties of the surface needed, since it seems impossible to get a surface this actually works on. Rhino is a bloated mess.