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Hi,
I want to arrange some text on (part of) a circle, and the only way I
can see to do it is to rotate the coordiantes slightly after each
letter. Obviously the exact amount of rotation required will depend on
the letter.
Now I could do this by trial and error, but before I emabark on a whole
load of fiddling, is there a better way that I just haven't spotted?
Thanks.
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Wasn't it Paul Mitchell who wrote:
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>Hi,
>
>I want to arrange some text on (part of) a circle, and the only way I
>can see to do it is to rotate the coordiantes slightly after each
>letter. Obviously the exact amount of rotation required will depend on
>the letter.
>
>Now I could do this by trial and error, but before I emabark on a whole
>load of fiddling, is there a better way that I just haven't spotted?
The POV 3.5 betas come with a built-in "CircleText()" macro and an
example file called "circletext.pov" that does this.
--
Mike Williams
Gentleman of Leisure
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Thanks Mike,
I've got the beta and it look like it does exactly what I want.
Mike Williams wrote:
> Wasn't it Paul Mitchell who wrote:
>
>>Hi,
>>
>>I want to arrange some text on (part of) a circle, and the only way I
>>can see to do it is to rotate the coordiantes slightly after each
>>letter. Obviously the exact amount of rotation required will depend on
>>the letter.
>>
>>Now I could do this by trial and error, but before I emabark on a whole
>>load of fiddling, is there a better way that I just haven't spotted?
>>
>
> The POV 3.5 betas come with a built-in "CircleText()" macro and an
> example file called "circletext.pov" that does this.
>
>
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