P3D Extruding lettering

[Ralph Johnston/Linda Sherman <copley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Check out the Stereo New England home page.  The logo has lettering with the
letters of the word "stereo" extruded away in different directions to give
depth.  I did that in Corel Draw.  The extrude command has a direction which
can be set.  Then I imported the draw file into Corel PhotoPaint and made a GIF
file out of it.  It is for cross-eyed viewing.

<http://www.ultranet.com/%7Ecopley/StereoNE>http://www.ultranet.com/~copley
/StereoNE/

Regards -Ralph


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> Date: Mon, 27 Sep 1999 00:10:31 -0400
> From: Steve Carter <timelaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: P3D Anaglyph novice needs 3D lettering help 
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> Recently I have been have a great deal of fun making anaglyphs on a
> PowerMac using PhotoShop 5. I have found Tony Alderson's wed site very
> helpful in this regard.
> In my own blundering way I have figured out how to add text to the image. I
> can even make text appear at different depths within the image, at least I
> did once, using "layers".
> I'm wondering if anyone has a web site or can explain to me how to create
> 3D lettering, each letter itself in 3D.
>
> Steve Carter


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