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this is my first post and would like to know it it's possible to have the model text follow a curve. i want to attach the text on a curved wall. any help would be really appreciated. thank you.
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I have done this. I created 1 letter, arrayed an arc with the number of letters I needed, then change the letters.
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thank you for the quick response. i will try that. if you guys out there have other ways of doing this please let me know. thanks again to robinbeallew.
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