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CMOCharter Member · 524 postsNov 26, 2004 12:20 AM

I have just finished a new tutorial (with a lot of help from Tim) on how to use PSP7 to write lettering in a circle. I mean the kind of circle where you do not need to turn your head upside down to read the lettering at the bottom. It also covers writing on a ellipse, and many other lines.
It will be found at the Port City Car Co site, along with a number of other tutorials on various aspects of MSTS.
http://www.paradesquare.ca/railway/Go to that site and poke around until you find the tutorials. Here is a photo of a trial logo or herald I made using the technique described, and showing what I mean by writing in a circle.
Paul.

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brooksyCharter Member · 359 postsNov 26, 2004 7:07 AM

RE: Writing In A Circle - Tutorial

Ahh, another great tutorial Paul and very much appreciated.
Thanks to you, Tim Muir and Steve Thompson I have been able to set up quite an extensive texturing folder which I refer to frequently.
Be at a loss without the generosity of this community.
Cheers

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