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How To Reverse Text With Surface Text?

randy_duffyrandy_duffy Member Posts: 4

Hi. I am a newbie to both 3D and On Shape and appreciate all the help I can get.

I have used surface text to create a curved text and want to reverse text like I can when using Sketch text. I cannot see how to do this.

Thanks

Randy

Answers

  • jnewthjnewth Member, OS Professional Posts: 15 PRO

    Use "Text" instead. The latest, Release 3, does all this stuff:

    Read about it here: https://forum.onshape.com/discussion/23648/new-feature-text-path#latest

    Get it here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/4e187c2b2f7f4974f4e2b612/v/a94c2b1949ec131c8d9eb61f/e/3458f1d46464375effca78a5

  • randy_duffyrandy_duffy Member Posts: 4

    Thank you. I loaded it and it seems to be very powerful. I don't fully understand how to use. Are there any tutorials of the basics?

  • jnewthjnewth Member, OS Professional Posts: 15 PRO

    The document itself contains an examples folder with many different part studios showcasing various aspects of the tool. I'd recommend you make a copy and go through the examples and modify the features.

    It is powerful but not complicated. Just experiment! That's part of the fun ;)

    If you are trying to solve a specific problem, please create a document showing the problem, then go to the share settings and and make it public and post the link along with your question. To share a doc, click on the Share button in the upper right corner of the screen, then go the "Public" tab, and make the document public.


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