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> Construct your box from smaller, thin, boxes. Create them all with a
> common surface and connected, as if from a single surface. You then rotate
> the various parts as needed to create your final box. Start by the most
> outside ones, bind in an union and rotate the next one. By using
> triangular and trapezoidal elements, you can recreate the way actual
> wraping paper overlap on real boxes.
That's a fantastic suggestion - I'll give it a go, many thanks
Simon
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