Texture toolbox offset spacing issue

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pknvectric
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Texture toolbox offset spacing issue

Post by pknvectric »

I am attempting to use the Texture Toolbox gadget but regardless of how huge I make the offset around the words/logo it still overlaps a bit.

How do I force the Texture Toolbox to respect the offset I've created???

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pro70z28
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Re: Texture toolbox offset spacing issue

Post by pro70z28 »

I'm not sure if this is the best way to do it, but I recently did a sign with a texture background. I did a separate offset outline around all the boundaries of the text & graphics, offset enough to stay clear of the original vectors by at least 1/2 the width of the bit. I cut the background and then went back and did a profile cut around the text and graphics using the original non-offset vectors to clean up the edges.
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AlanAndrews
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Re: Texture toolbox offset spacing issue

Post by AlanAndrews »

Yes, I have used the same approach to the earlier reply. Offset from the text a fraction more than 1/2 the tool diameter.

garylmast
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Re: Texture toolbox offset spacing issue

Post by garylmast »

If you select the texture and the outline vector, under modeling tools there's the icon that clears the inside of the vector.
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Larry Cessna
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Re: Texture toolbox offset spacing issue

Post by Larry Cessna »

I make Textured background all the time. Just use 1/2 the tool you are using and add .003. That works for me. Also make sure the cut length is short enough to get in the small areas.

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