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There are two ways to load 3D characters into Photoshop for further character design. |
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Load 3D object into Photoshop as a layer. |
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Export from iClone with Alpha channel. |
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For more details, please follow the step-by-step instructions below. |
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A Load 3D object into Photoshop as a layer. |
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You need 3DXchange 4 to export the .obj file.
For more information about 3DXchange 4, please click here. |
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Load the Character_Round in 3DXchange 4. |
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Export .OBJ |
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Export .OBJ |
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Prepare the background image that you need as below.
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Make sure that you Enable the OpenGL Drawing option in the Preferences/Performance/GPU Settings. |
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Import the .obj file in '3D/New Layer from 3D File'.
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Use the 3D Object Tool to edit the position, size and angle of the character in accordance to your preference. |
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Your design is complete! |
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B Export from iClone with Alpha channel. |
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B-1 |
Load Character_Round in iClone. |
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B-2 |
Click on every white body part. |
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B-3 |
Edit the pose. Please take a look at How to Adjust the Poses? |
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Export the image in Export/Image. Adjust the Export and Depth settings.
Tip: If you set the Depth setting to 32 bit then the exported image will come with an Alpha Channel. |
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B-5 |
Combine the images in any 2D editing software . |
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Click here to know more information about 3DXchange 4 & Photoshop. |