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Tutorial: Writing in a Circle

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CMOCharter Member · 525 posts

I have just finished a new tutorial 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/What I can't figure out is how you convert the URL above into an automatic link. Maybe it is done automatically?
Anyway, go to that site and poke around until you find the tutorials. Here is a photo of a repaint of one of Wayne Campbell's box cars, showing what I mean by a circle.
Paul.

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CMOCharter Member · 525 posts

RE: Tutorial: Writing in a Circle

Thank you. I could not have done it without your notes.
Paul.

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