Here's the Unix shell script that created this image:
(If you are using another operating system,
and it does not have a sufficiently powerful scripting language,
you may have to do some of these operations manually.)
#!/bin/sh # filename: logo1.sh # author: Marvin Simkin # date: 2003-11-25 # purpose: a word wrapped around a sphere echo "color=0.2 0.2 0.2" > gray.draw cat logo1.draw gray.draw | drawbbox.pl -B10+10vrh | # but I don't want the axis lines grep -v axis > logo1box.draw cat logo1.draw logo1box.draw | drawchop.pl x=5+5 y=5+5 | drawball.pl | drawwrl.pl > logo1.wrl cat logo1.draw logo1box.draw | drawchop.pl x=5+5 y=5+5 | drawball.pl | drawiv.pl > logo1.iv |
Here's the HoloDraw input file that created this image:
(See the
HoloDraw syntax documentation
for details about what these keywords and values mean.)
# a red line to help see the shape color=1.0 0.0 0.0 line:0 0 100,90 0 100,90 20 100,0 20 100,0 0 100 # lines to the center line:0 0 100,0 0 0 line:90 0 100,90 0 0 line:90 20 100,90 20 0 line:0 20 100,0 20 0 # a word wrapped around a sphere color=0.0 0.0 1.0 fontheight=0.3 fontjust=CENTER text2:10 0 100,H text2:20 0 100,o text2:30 0 100,l text2:40 0 100,o text2:50 0 100,D text2:60 0 100,r text2:70 0 100,a text2:80 0 100,w |
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