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Curve bitmap along a polygon

I need to curve a bitmap a long a set of arbitrary line segments,
tiling as necessary until the end of the curve. As a visual aid,
imagine the points that make up a circle, and a tilable rope texture.
The rope texture would be applied to the line segments, following
their bends and curving along with it, repeating as necessary until
the last point has been reached. It needs antialiasing so there are no
jaggies, and the joins between the texture segments needs to be smooth
- no broken rope effect.

Does anyone know how to do this?

--Kamilche

Apr 5 '07 #1
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