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Company logos in (2D) CAD

Anyone know of any resources out there with a library of company logos in 2D CAD?

Looking for .dxf's or even (AutoCAD) .dwg files.

Most specifically, I'm looking for the Monster Energy Drink logo.

I can take the time to draw it out which would only be time consuming, not difficult per-say, but was just wondering if anyone had a resource for these types of things.

3D models could help too btw.

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Re: Company logos in (2D) CAD

I hate to say it, but your probably going to have to do a massive polyline. I did our team logo on AutoCAD and that took weeks. Each polyline has 50+ points and it has 10+ polylines. You probably know this, but it helps to trace. I'm not sure what you need it for, but I'd just insert a picture and trace it. If 3d is necessary, import to Inventor and extrude/or whatever you need. I know this might not be that helpful, but if I knew the goal, I could probably help more.
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Re: Company logos in (2D) CAD

I've done that before with the old school FIRST logo by doing just what you are saying. I'm not declined to do that, I just was looking for a faster way. lol

I'm just going to use the .dxf of that to send to a laser cutter for a side-project.

And I like the look of the Monster logo, so having it drawn up & easily usable for something (laser cutting, graphics, CNC, etc...) would just be cool. lol
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Re: Company logos in (2D) CAD

Elgin,

Do you have a way to convert files from encapsulated postscript (.eps) to .dxf or .dwg?

Brands of the World has the logo in an .eps formatted file, if so.

http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/sear...21/133504.html
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Re: Company logos in (2D) CAD

A super hokey way to do it is to copy the logo into photoshop and make a black and white image of the outline. Use this as a height map, and apply the original logo as the texture map. Then cut off the bottom.

You can do this in 3DS max easily, not sure about more caddish tools.
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Re: Company logos in (2D) CAD

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Elgin,

Do you have a way to convert files from encapsulated postscript (.eps) to .dxf or .dwg?

Brands of the World has the logo in an .eps formatted file, if so.

http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/sear...21/133504.html
AutoCAD (R14 mind you.. lol) enabled me to import the EPS, & then export it as a dxf.
When I opened the .DXF I was able to explode it & now it basically looks like an 8-bit video game with a lot of 90º right angles to deal with. lol
This works great, because now I'm just going to draw a grid of lines in AutoCAD & trim away what I don't need.

Thanks. I think I found a solution as of now!
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Re: Company logos in (2D) CAD

After some trial & error, this finally came out pretty good.

Good stuff. all from an .eps image file.. It came in like 8-bit graphics.. I just added the outer lines in CAD.

I outlined it basically.. I'm gonna see if I can do the same with the new FIRST logo's they have on the FIRST site.. w00t! Hopefully they have an .eps version. <crosses fingers>

The first version of this I had was completely a grid. Maybe I'll make a LEGO mosaic out of it.. if I get the right color bricks. (And maybe one of the FIRST logo too if I get around to it - I already have a request to do another one of something different.. Aye.. the price of knowing things.. lol)

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