logo wrapping, embossing, engraving?
I have learned the basic wrap feature in sw2010 and have done my best to sketch logos using lines, arcs, etc. I here however that there is a way to directly import images and sw recognizes the art and creates an embossed feature. I found a link on another site that shows how to do it but I cant seem to get the same buttons and options in my properties manager and could use some help with this.
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Sudhir Gill 12 months ago:)
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Step 1
Select face and then it's appearance.
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Step 2
Click Advanced then.
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Sudhir Gill 12 months ago
if you mean sketch tracer, you will need to enable it in Tools >> addins and when you import a picture under it's feature manager click next for using sketch tracer.
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Aaron L 12 months ago
my properties manager doesnt have an advanced button to click on. unless im missing something?
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Aaron L 12 months ago
in the tools>> add-ins I found an "auto trace" feature and checked the boxes on both sides. am I on the right track?
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Aaron L 12 months ago
This is the link that i am trying to learn from but my prop manager doesnt have the same options.
http://www.javelin-tech.com/blog/2011/07/pv360-mint-your-own-gold-medal/comment-page-1/#comment-2975
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Sudhir Gill 12 months ago
This is advanced appearence. When you apply appearence to a face. Click advanced and then select the image for that file. The thing done in that thread is trick. Everything is the surface finish in that.
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John Sahov 12 months ago-
Aaron L 12 months ago
that just explains how to add text using the basic wrap feature which I already know. I am trying to add detailed logos and artwork. This is the link with the tutorial that Im trying to learn from.
http://www.javelin-tech.com/blog/2011/07/pv360-mint-your-own-gold-medal/comment-page-1/#comment-2975
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Aaron L 12 months ago
Still not getting the advanced/basic tabs to show.
in the "?" sw help page it says... 'The Advanced tab is only available with the PhotoWorks application. It includes the Illumination , Mapping , and Surface Finish tabs, and additional options in the Color/Image tab. To display the simplified Color/Image interface, click the Basic tab.'
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