Does any software exist to sort of design a cue and see what the veneers will look like at the points and inlays and different wood textures to approximate what a cue will ultimately look like? Want to try to some combos of things do see how they would look visually
Cue Design Software?
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Ahh, I have like zero skill with something like that. And don't have the program either. If there is nothing simple I can use maybe I will need to find someone to mock up what I wanted to see. Appreciate the response
Paint.net is free. It functions much in the same way as Photoshop and can use most of the plugins that are available for Photoshop.
As far as learning the program, there are tons of video tutorials posted on youtube and various other parts of the internet.
Over the years I have used both to design numerous logo's, T-shirts, Coffee mugs and various other forms of graphics and when I started doing it I had absolutely zero knowledge of either graphic design or the use of photo/graphic manipulation software.
Here are a couple things I have designed based solely on watching some videos and reading some tutorials on the software/
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Thats really nice, Would building a "point" just essentially be a series of overlapping triangles in different colors. What are dimensions of a point and the width of each veneer?
Yes...As for dimensions I just make the length close and the veneers are just done by what looks good. After a while you get an good feel for the look. Plus after you get the you like you can use the same "template" and change colors or textures..
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Kevin
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Kevin
So I tried to do it myself and failed miserably. I am completely clueless in regards to drawing or any of this stuff.
Here is what I wanted to see, maybe someone will be awesome and throw it together:
I wanted to see what points would looks like if they were reversed on each side:
Like with Titlist colors
.039 (.9mm) T-Magenta, T-Teal, T-Mahogany, and Natural
And then reversed on other side
And maybe something like the colors in the attached Sly reversed on each side
Here is what I wanted to see, maybe someone will be awesome and throw it together:
I wanted to see what points would looks like if they were reversed on each side:
Like with Titlist colors
.039 (.9mm) T-Magenta, T-Teal, T-Mahogany, and Natural
And then reversed on other side
And maybe something like the colors in the attached Sly reversed on each side
