Re: Pyramid of spheres

> manual...A manual would for 
> sure be useful... I am currently slowly, slowly
> learning to attach 
> writing to a UVsphere, and as far as I have
> understood the process up 
> to now, the way to do it is to create a "textmesh",
> curve it and then 
> join the curved textmesh with the sphere, thus
> creating one mesh out of 
> it... So far, I can create the text-mesh, but not
> curve it... I have 
> not seen anywhere any hint that it is possible to
> "write" directly onto 
> a sphere, but it is perhaps possible using
> textures...? For now, I´ll 
> stick to solve the curved mesh-mystery, and get the
> manual... Thanx 
> again for all useful advice on the pyramid...
>                                          Michael.
> 

Hello Michael.
I know Blender's learning curve can be a little steep
at first, mainly because of its non "standard" user
interface, but the benefits of it regarding efficiency
and speed are worth it.
I would suggets you to check the "Blender 3D: Noob to
Pro" wikibook. 
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Blender_3D:_Noob_to_Pro
It's one of the best learning resources for Blender,
and it's content is more up to date than the official
Blender manual.
Regards,
Juan


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