Newbie here...I am not a 3D user other than Adobe Dimension...First thanks for all your tutorials, concise, well paced and presented clearly. Second, what is the purpose of Model Graph? Sorry, because of lack of knowledge, I just don't get the 'big picture?' Do I 'export' this creation to Stager? Many thanks!
Model graph is meant for procedural modeling. The idea is that you could drag sliders and input numbers to create entire models rather than placing every polygon by hand. It's a super cool and powerful idea but, unfortunately, it really feels like you have to be a pro to even get started. But yeah whatever you make here can be exported into software like Stager. I'm hoping that it just becomes more user friendly (or at least Adobe releases more tutorials on it) so it's not as daunting.
@@JasonFerry hi! Thanks for responding. I tried your method, but when I export the model with material(metal) to open in Adobe Aero the material is black. Is there something differently I can do so that my model has a metal material when I export?
Thank you! This was my first time ever opening this app, what a new world! I'm excited to learn more.
Happy to hear it! It's definitely got a lot of potential.
Newbie here...I am not a 3D user other than Adobe Dimension...First thanks for all your tutorials, concise, well paced and presented clearly. Second, what is the purpose of Model Graph? Sorry, because of lack of knowledge, I just don't get the 'big picture?' Do I 'export' this creation to Stager? Many thanks!
Model graph is meant for procedural modeling. The idea is that you could drag sliders and input numbers to create entire models rather than placing every polygon by hand. It's a super cool and powerful idea but, unfortunately, it really feels like you have to be a pro to even get started. But yeah whatever you make here can be exported into software like Stager. I'm hoping that it just becomes more user friendly (or at least Adobe releases more tutorials on it) so it's not as daunting.
Buddy can you make series on substance designer from start to end not only modelling but also related to texture
Thank you for this! Very helpful to get started.
How do I export after adding textures?
You mean export the 3D model, right? It's not File > Export like you'd probably expect, it's Window > 3D View > Scene > Export Scene.
@@JasonFerry hi! Thanks for responding. I tried your method, but when I export the model with material(metal) to open in Adobe Aero the material is black.
Is there something differently I can do so that my model has a metal material when I export?
as of 2024, this feature was removed from SD.