apply image type sticker

[PAnz3r™]

So, I have already tried several times to apply images, but it always turned out ostic, at the moment I almost managed to insert the image as texture under a material, but "almost" is not enough.

I practically have to apply two stickers one on the forehead and one on the back of a sheet metal box with flattenings, and two on the lateral surface (even if that case, dealing with lasering reality I could go to make a minimal subtraction extrusion to get the same effect) , how can I do without becoming mad?

 

[320i S]

I didn't understand one thing, do you have to apply a "graphic" warning sticker, or do you have to make a real geometry using an image?

 

[PAnz3r™]

no, basically I have these two graphic files, two graphics that in reality will become two stickers, I have to make a means rendering for the customer and then I should apply these graphics to the two surfaces of an object and then make us a rendering or even a screenshot

 

[320i S]

you could make flat surfaces on the walls where the adhesive goes and put the image as textures
or create stickers as parts (if you use them often, they will come back comfortable), and make a set (which is closer to reality in the end).

 

[Hope]

If you're trying with creo:

view> model display > images > select the plan where you want to insert the image and then move and resize with the pointers.

greetings,
Palo

 

[320i S]

If you're trying with creo:

view> model display > images > select the plan where you want to insert the image and then move and resize with the pointers.

greetings,
Palo

good also this solution!

 

[PAnz3r™]

yes that solution works very well and is agile to do.