Texture deformation export

[rollmops]

Hi nelsig!

You may render the OBJ in an orthographic view,
move the rendered image to the sourceimage folder
then connect the file to the color of the defroming obj.

[florianw]

Hi nelsig!

You may render the OBJ in an orthographic view,
move the rendered image to the sourceimage folder
then connect the file to the color of the defroming obj.?
Hm, that's a bit silly beause it also depends on the printing technique he will use and how 'concave' the surface is. (..would be a help to see screen of the model) But if he is just projecting the texture and use orthographic rendering, he will get the same texture out, and this doesn't make sense.. Otherwise, if the surface is just slightly concave he won't really need to compensate the disortion.. Anyway, I doubt it would make sense, but it probably works with texture baking (hypershade > convert to file texture / or mr batch bake) but this results also in more disortion if you see the logo from different viewangles as the projected.. So I would use a 'stretchy' sticker, hehe;)

[nelsig]

Thank you for these tips ...

I'll try it as soon as possible tomorrow morning... but the surface is like a sphere flattened by 50% and the print method will we silkscreen... and for the logo it's a well know coffee brand from a huge society based in Vevey Switzerland, to not say its name .-)

I'll post my results as soon I'll test it

Thanks

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