#Moi3d bridge two planes trial

#Moi3d bridge two planes trial

Creating a 3D image which looks good in 2D is based on trial and error, but experience helps substantially. In proper 3D programs there's unfortunately no general method to solve which surface and view is needed to create a predetermined 2D projection. Your example needs a surface which cannot be produced in Illustrator it only revolves and extrudes.

Placing the rectangular text on 3D surface and finding a good perspective projection can sometimes create a fine result result, but Illustrator's 3D with 'mapped art' is too often limited when compared to general 3D programs. They can also be tweaked with the direct selection tool. Complex mesh becomes easily a nightmare, so it surely pays off to try at first some preset warp styles. One can get more control by setting the mesh size bigger or more preferably by inserting nodes with the mesh tool when needed. One can adjust 1 x 1 mesh quite easily, but nothing quarantees it gives enough control. It's tried in the next image:ДЎ x 1 mesh has 4 nodes and 8 handles which all must be adjusted manually with the direct selection tool. Quite nearly the presented shape can be achieved by applying Object > Envelope Distortion > Make with Mesh > 1 Row x 1 Column. More general,but still 2D way is to try Envelope distortion with mesh. It's well worth to try them as already suggested. Preset envelope distortion warp styles can make it.