How do I type on a Bézier curve?

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How can I get an effect like this?

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This is what I have right now:

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I'm trying to make the words follow the line so I can curve sentences downward.

Credits: https://www.behance.net/gallery/60396931/BLACK-SERIES-1-POSTER-COLLECTION

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How can I get an effect like this?

Enter image description here

This is what I have right now:

Enter image description here

I'm trying to make the words follow the line so I can curve sentences downward.

Credits: https://www.behance.net/gallery/60396931/BLACK-SERIES-1-POSTER-COLLECTION

edited Nov 19 at 23:34

Duarte Farrajota Ramos

31.8k53675

asked Nov 19 at 13:26

Juriaan

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add a comment |

up vote
6
down vote

favorite

How can I get an effect like this?

Enter image description here

This is what I have right now:

Enter image description here

I'm trying to make the words follow the line so I can curve sentences downward.

Credits: https://www.behance.net/gallery/60396931/BLACK-SERIES-1-POSTER-COLLECTION

edited Nov 19 at 23:34

Duarte Farrajota Ramos

31.8k53675

asked Nov 19 at 13:26

Juriaan

674

How can I get an effect like this?

Enter image description here

This is what I have right now:

Enter image description here

I'm trying to make the words follow the line so I can curve sentences downward.

Credits: https://www.behance.net/gallery/60396931/BLACK-SERIES-1-POSTER-COLLECTION

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edited Nov 19 at 23:34

Duarte Farrajota Ramos

31.8k53675

asked Nov 19 at 13:26

Juriaan

674

edited Nov 19 at 23:34

Duarte Farrajota Ramos

31.8k53675

asked Nov 19 at 13:26

Juriaan

674

edited Nov 19 at 23:34

Duarte Farrajota Ramos

31.8k53675

edited Nov 19 at 23:34

Duarte Farrajota Ramos

31.8k53675

edited Nov 19 at 23:34

Duarte Farrajota Ramos

31.8k53675

asked Nov 19 at 13:26

Juriaan

674

asked Nov 19 at 13:26

Juriaan

674

asked Nov 19 at 13:26

Juriaan

674

add a comment |

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You could do it this way:

Create a spiral with shift A > Curve > Curve Spirals > Archemedian (maybe it needs the Extra Objects addon?).

Play with the parameters on the bottom of the T panel (left of the 3D View), give it a Height value.

Put the origin of the spiral on its bottom. Check the direction so that it goes up.

Keep the spiral selected and in the Properties panel > Data > Shape > Twisting dropdown menu > choose Z-up, so that the text will stand up.

Create your text with shift A > Text and type what you want in Edit mode.

Convert your text to mesh with alt C > Mesh From Curve.

Put the text at the same point as the spiral origin.

Give your text an Array modifier.

Give your text a Curve modifier with the Spiral as Object.

Now play with the Array Count, with the Array Relative Offset, with the Curve Deformation Axis, and with the text object rotation, until the text correctly follows the spiral.

Maybe your text mesh will need some work and additional edge loops so that it bends correctly.

enter image description here

edited Nov 20 at 12:42

answered Nov 19 at 13:58

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enter image description here

All it is, is a curve modifier, really.

Assign the modifier to the text, and use CtrlT on the curve points in edit mode to change the twist, and make the text stand up.

If you want to give all the points on the curve the same twist.. first set the twist of all points to 0 in the Transform Panel, and in a new operation, raise it to the required value.

answered Nov 19 at 14:26

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You could do it this way:

Create a spiral with shift A > Curve > Curve Spirals > Archemedian (maybe it needs the Extra Objects addon?).

Play with the parameters on the bottom of the T panel (left of the 3D View), give it a Height value.

Put the origin of the spiral on its bottom. Check the direction so that it goes up.

Keep the spiral selected and in the Properties panel > Data > Shape > Twisting dropdown menu > choose Z-up, so that the text will stand up.

Create your text with shift A > Text and type what you want in Edit mode.

Convert your text to mesh with alt C > Mesh From Curve.

Put the text at the same point as the spiral origin.

Give your text an Array modifier.

Give your text a Curve modifier with the Spiral as Object.

Now play with the Array Count, with the Array Relative Offset, with the Curve Deformation Axis, and with the text object rotation, until the text correctly follows the spiral.

Maybe your text mesh will need some work and additional edge loops so that it bends correctly.

enter image description here

edited Nov 20 at 12:42

answered Nov 19 at 13:58

moonboots

7,4872514

Moonboots your a legend thanku!
– Juriaan
Nov 20 at 9:19

add a comment |

up vote
9
down vote

accepted

You could do it this way:

Create a spiral with shift A > Curve > Curve Spirals > Archemedian (maybe it needs the Extra Objects addon?).

Play with the parameters on the bottom of the T panel (left of the 3D View), give it a Height value.

Put the origin of the spiral on its bottom. Check the direction so that it goes up.

Keep the spiral selected and in the Properties panel > Data > Shape > Twisting dropdown menu > choose Z-up, so that the text will stand up.

Create your text with shift A > Text and type what you want in Edit mode.

Convert your text to mesh with alt C > Mesh From Curve.

Put the text at the same point as the spiral origin.

Give your text an Array modifier.

Give your text a Curve modifier with the Spiral as Object.

Now play with the Array Count, with the Array Relative Offset, with the Curve Deformation Axis, and with the text object rotation, until the text correctly follows the spiral.

Maybe your text mesh will need some work and additional edge loops so that it bends correctly.

enter image description here

edited Nov 20 at 12:42

answered Nov 19 at 13:58

moonboots

7,4872514

Moonboots your a legend thanku!
– Juriaan
Nov 20 at 9:19

add a comment |

up vote
9
down vote

accepted

You could do it this way:

Create a spiral with shift A > Curve > Curve Spirals > Archemedian (maybe it needs the Extra Objects addon?).

Play with the parameters on the bottom of the T panel (left of the 3D View), give it a Height value.

Put the origin of the spiral on its bottom. Check the direction so that it goes up.

Keep the spiral selected and in the Properties panel > Data > Shape > Twisting dropdown menu > choose Z-up, so that the text will stand up.

Create your text with shift A > Text and type what you want in Edit mode.

Convert your text to mesh with alt C > Mesh From Curve.

Put the text at the same point as the spiral origin.

Give your text an Array modifier.

Give your text a Curve modifier with the Spiral as Object.

Now play with the Array Count, with the Array Relative Offset, with the Curve Deformation Axis, and with the text object rotation, until the text correctly follows the spiral.

Maybe your text mesh will need some work and additional edge loops so that it bends correctly.

enter image description here

edited Nov 20 at 12:42

answered Nov 19 at 13:58

moonboots

7,4872514

You could do it this way:

Create a spiral with shift A > Curve > Curve Spirals > Archemedian (maybe it needs the Extra Objects addon?).

Play with the parameters on the bottom of the T panel (left of the 3D View), give it a Height value.

Put the origin of the spiral on its bottom. Check the direction so that it goes up.

Keep the spiral selected and in the Properties panel > Data > Shape > Twisting dropdown menu > choose Z-up, so that the text will stand up.

Create your text with shift A > Text and type what you want in Edit mode.

Convert your text to mesh with alt C > Mesh From Curve.

Put the text at the same point as the spiral origin.

Give your text an Array modifier.

Give your text a Curve modifier with the Spiral as Object.

Now play with the Array Count, with the Array Relative Offset, with the Curve Deformation Axis, and with the text object rotation, until the text correctly follows the spiral.

Maybe your text mesh will need some work and additional edge loops so that it bends correctly.

enter image description here

edited Nov 20 at 12:42

answered Nov 19 at 13:58

moonboots

7,4872514

edited Nov 20 at 12:42

answered Nov 19 at 13:58

moonboots

7,4872514

answered Nov 19 at 13:58

moonboots

7,4872514

answered Nov 19 at 13:58

moonboots

7,4872514

Moonboots your a legend thanku!
– Juriaan
Nov 20 at 9:19

add a comment |

Moonboots your a legend thanku!
– Juriaan
Nov 20 at 9:19

Moonboots your a legend thanku!
– Juriaan
Nov 20 at 9:19

add a comment |

up vote
7
down vote

enter image description here

All it is, is a curve modifier, really.

Assign the modifier to the text, and use CtrlT on the curve points in edit mode to change the twist, and make the text stand up.

If you want to give all the points on the curve the same twist.. first set the twist of all points to 0 in the Transform Panel, and in a new operation, raise it to the required value.

answered Nov 19 at 14:26

Robin Betts

5,3101627

add a comment |

up vote
7
down vote

enter image description here

All it is, is a curve modifier, really.

Assign the modifier to the text, and use CtrlT on the curve points in edit mode to change the twist, and make the text stand up.

If you want to give all the points on the curve the same twist.. first set the twist of all points to 0 in the Transform Panel, and in a new operation, raise it to the required value.

answered Nov 19 at 14:26

Robin Betts

5,3101627

add a comment |

up vote
7
down vote

enter image description here

All it is, is a curve modifier, really.

Assign the modifier to the text, and use CtrlT on the curve points in edit mode to change the twist, and make the text stand up.

If you want to give all the points on the curve the same twist.. first set the twist of all points to 0 in the Transform Panel, and in a new operation, raise it to the required value.

answered Nov 19 at 14:26

Robin Betts

5,3101627

enter image description here

All it is, is a curve modifier, really.

Assign the modifier to the text, and use CtrlT on the curve points in edit mode to change the twist, and make the text stand up.

If you want to give all the points on the curve the same twist.. first set the twist of all points to 0 in the Transform Panel, and in a new operation, raise it to the required value.

answered Nov 19 at 14:26

Robin Betts

5,3101627

answered Nov 19 at 14:26

Robin Betts

5,3101627

answered Nov 19 at 14:26

Robin Betts

5,3101627

answered Nov 19 at 14:26

Robin Betts

5,3101627

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