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Anyone know how can I bend or curve a background and object like in this picture?.

 

(Not spiral bend, 3D shape or whatsoever but like in the picture below)

 

http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/17xmf4iuwlny8jpg/original.jpg

 

Most of the bend and curve tutorial not really showing the result that I wanted. So, I hope someone can help me solve this problem and thanks in advance.

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There's a few ways to do it, but I think the easiest is to use the "Tube Oblique" plugin found here

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Shape 3D wraps the canvas around a shape.  If you make the canvas twice as wide and wrap it around the cylinder shape it might work.

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I made this quickly using tube oblique.

 

3dwall_zps68717b92.png

 

Basically made a wall of coloured squares then centered them using object align

 

Duplicated the image and turned off the bottom layer, then used tube oblique with a y ( bottom slider of the top 2 ) value of about -60,then turned off this layer and turned on the other and used tube oblique with a value of +60 on the y axis.

 

Turned on both layers and then erased the parts I didn't want ( so the bottom half of the upward curve image and the top part of the downward curved image )taking care where they meet.

 

Not perfect and probably a bit hard to do on a complicated image.

 

 

 

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Pipped to the post by Minners71 ;)  

 

Shape 3D

Full cylinder map with only the body showing under "all face"
(on my quick example) 
Horizontal radius 1.960 all the rest 1.000
Rotation axis-1  - 182.9 Axis 2&3 0.0
Ambient light - 1.15 everything else on default
This is what I came up with - It does need some AA and a little cleaning up though. But here's another method to play with ;)
eg_zpse4fd6728.png

 

ZXCBOoZ.png

 

 

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Some time or another, I really should take the time to read the instructions on your plugins, Red...You keep coming up with solutions to every problem using only your plugin pack, but I don't seem to have the attention span to sit down and figure them out. Sooooo many sliders D:

Change of advice, guys. Red's plugin is probably the best option here. No canvas size changing or duplicating and flipping layers.

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I'm not sure I understand it myself Pdnnoob! :lol:

There are some example settings on the thread - just play with all the sliders/drop-down choices and see if looks ok.

Probably best to start with a large canvas too as I haven't sorted any antialiasing/smoothing for this plugin.

 

There may be better/easier soloutions out there too!

 

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This is an old thread. Plus, you already asked.

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