wrapping a continuous line of text around a 90 degree bend. The third attached image is exactly what I need it to do. That is something I just put together as an example though.
I have some repeating information that I want to wrap around the border of an image. Being that it is repeating information, the text can also look like the first and second image uploaded, where part of the word is cut off. I would prefer this to be minimal though.
So far all I have found in my time searching on this leaves the words distorted.
No matter the complications, this also needs to be scripted. It is not feasible to do this manually as the repeating information is dynamic.
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I'm having so-so success with "distort -> polar coordinates" .
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I have attatched what I have so far.
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Original newspaper article:
New layout:
Text - I tried to lay it out so it would sorta fit the format of the original article. FAIL
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