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Text embossing tool - wrap around surface

Open Jakub1177 opened this issue 2 years ago • 1 comments

Description of the bug

Embossing tool does not wrap the long text around the whole model surface ( cylinder in my case ) and apply the text only on the visible faces by camera. That means only 180degrees is working and also the text at the edges of visible area is distorted. This might be a new feature request and not a bug. I could not find a release note limitting only visible faces by the camera

Project file & How to reproduce

obrazek Shape-Cylinder_embossed.zip

Checklist of files included above

  • [X] Project file
  • [X] Screenshot

Version of PrusaSlicer

2.6.0 Alpha2+64bit

Operating system

Windows 10

Printer model

MK3S

Jakub1177 avatar Feb 01 '23 14:02 Jakub1177

It is about projection type. Embossing tool use Orthographic projection (a.k.a. parallel projection) so cylindric, conic, sphere and curve projection are feature request.

Jony01 avatar Feb 02 '23 09:02 Jony01

Any plans on adding this? Would appreciate it. This would allow adding texture to give parts a nice grip

Laserology avatar Jul 20 '24 02:07 Laserology

There was add a way around. This feature is called "per glyph". For each letter(glyph) in text is applied Orthographic projection separately with respect to the surface direction under the letter. per_glyph

Jony01 avatar Jul 22 '24 06:07 Jony01

There was add a way around. This feature is called "per glyph". For each letter(glyph) in text is applied Orthographic projection separately with respect to the surface direction under the letter. per_glyph

This works good for text, but it wouldn't apply to imported SVG textures, which is mainly what I'm after.

Good to know though! I wouldn't have known that otherwise.

Laserology avatar Jul 22 '24 06:07 Laserology

Soo ... You could convert your texture pattern into font glyph and than emboss text ;-)

Jony01 avatar Jul 22 '24 08:07 Jony01

Soo ... You could convert your texture pattern into font glyph and than emboss text ;-)

Actually, that's not a bad idea.

May consider it, thank you!

Laserology avatar Jul 22 '24 14:07 Laserology