Given the current trend in minimalist design you could easily come up with something like this:Īll I’ve done here is change the font from Arial to Raleway (available free of charge from the amazing League of Movable Type). Imagine for a moment that you need to render a cover for a highly pretentious biography called “Shadows and Reflections”.
Let’s have a look at how we can use this image as the basis for a book cover. Edit the text between the ” ” and you’ll see the changes when you load the pre-set back into 3D Box Shot Pro. The section you need to edit are modelFont and modelText. Open the unzipped preset file in you favourite text editor and scroll over the the left. This can save a lot of time if you build complex text scenes in 3D Box Shot Pro. You can edit the pre-set in Notepad in order the change the text and the font. Next select the lighting tab and drag the horizontal light until the text appears as below: Now Click on the shadow tab and increase the length and opacity of the shadows. On the background tab, turn off Reflections. In this example I change the general colour to black. You can now click on the text and change it’s material values. For the purpose of this example, type “Shadows” Type the text in the Text box that you would like to render. This essentially controls how thick the 3D Text is. Once you have selected a system font, click OK, you will be able to select the level of Extrusion.
This will allow you to choose any font installed on your system. Click on the System Font Select button at the top of the box. Start by clicking the Load Text button on the Model Tab: This feature allows you to load any installed system font and render this as simple extruded 3D text. We are going to start by looking at the system fonts.
BOX SHOT 3D BOX SET PRO
3D Box Shot Pro supports two different and distinct types of 3D Text.
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