818 | Corel Painter 2015 User Guide
Curve Style Example
The Curve Perpendicular style places the text
along the curve, with each letter perpendicular to
the curve.
The Curve Stretch style actually changes the shape
of the letters to fill in the space that would be left
when the curve bends. For example, if text is set on
a circular path, Corel Painter makes the tops of the
letters heavier and thicker to fill in space.
You can control how the text is centered on the baseline. You can also move the center point by dragging
on the slider or by changing the alignment. Dragging the Centering slider also changes where the text
starts and stops on a line. The Centering slider has no effect on the Curve Flat style. After you apply a curve
style, you can change the curve of the path.
To set a curve style and change centering
1
Choose the Text tool from the toolbox.
2 In the Layers panel, select a text layer.
3 In the Text panel, click a curve style icon:
•
Curve Flat
•
Curve Ribbon
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Curve Perpendicular
•
Curve Stretch
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