How to gravour?

lol i dont know how to spell it :wink:
gravour?
well i have an object a cube, i want a text gravoured in it…
so its not only gravour it curve, too.
does anyone know level editors? its like that, youve got a ball and a cube in it, now you want only that part that is keft when you curve in the cube into the ball…
sry for my bad english :frowning:
its long ago :wink:
tyvm
greetz
l_ynx

do you have an example or something?

I didn’t understand a word!! :-\

ok here is an example
in original:
first i made a cube
then i put an ball in it and curved it (thats the only name i got for it)
that is what remains:
it was made in bryce…

ok … finally I get some time to work

  1. go to extrusion editor
  2. insert a circle or draw it by yourself if you don’t have anything else to do :stuck_out_tongue:
  3. go back to scene editor
  4. click over your shape and select ā€œbevelsā€ in the properties panel
  5. select ā€œouter roundā€ as style … ā€œ1.0ā€ as depth … and ā€œfrontā€ as face
  6. resize as desired and you’re done

NOTE: that’s the most I can do for you. I’m pretty busy right now.
also if you’re using swift v2 or v1 … draw your circle in flash and export your movie as eps. then import into swift and go to step 4.

lol! thank you for your help!!!
im using swift 3d v3 but this was just an example…
i knwo how to du such things but whats with that:
here is a pic of a lightsaber, where you can find signs at one end. now i want these signs to be gravoured in, so that it not looks like they are out of the saber.
it shall lokk like they were lasered in oder gravoured…
any idea?

have you tried ā€œinner roundā€ as bevel style?

I think that should work

hm well that’s all that happened:
here
and
here

l_ynx

that is fat how did you do that? how programs did you use?

i’ll wirte an tutorial :wink:

Hello l_ynx:
I really liked your work. I would like to know howĀ“s itĀ“s done. Any hints…
Also when are you going to finish the tutorial.
Really good work.

i will make one soon, hopefully today or tomorrow ;=)
thanks fr the compliment :wink:

Great work l_ynx, I think gravoured = engraved <:} I am also looking forward to your tutorial.