All right.
Welcome back.
So in this video we're in to talk briefly about the 3D menu.
So let's go to create new and we're going to select the default Photoshop size.
We'll click on 3-D menu and I'll just talk about some of the features that they have here.
So they have the new 3-D layer from file.
You can merge a 3-D layer export a 3-D layer there panorama.
Here's you can import panorama Newport New panorama layer from selected layers expert panorama.
Get more content.
If I click that we can download 3-D content from Photoshop dot com
that's kind of cool you can download stuff and all of that.
You can do new 3-D extrusion from selected layer yes.
So what it's gonna do is it's going to make this 3-D Web site just under that.
Well you know what we're doing here.
OK.
Do that and do it
undo.
OK so if I just go to layers it does what it does is it changed all the menus please see here the tools
are different.
So I got a window a workspace would go to essentials.
Then we're back to where we were.
But what it did is it changed it to 3D and that's why it changed so.
All right.
New mesh from layer group objects group all objects and seen move object to group plain pack objects
on ground plain new tile painting from layer generate you these paint fall off paint system paint and
target texture select panel areas create create painting overlay and then a lot more down here.
The one thing I'm going to say about the 3-D menu is it's cool to see how far Photoshop has come from
when I first started using it.
They did not have a 3D option at all.
And I learned 3D Studio Max but we didn't really utilize Photoshop much of that point.
So this would be a great tool if you want to do 3D modeling anything like that you can use Photoshop
for that.
It's a great tool.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.