I've been a 3d hobbyist for 20 years. And I've NEVER bought a single Adobe product (unless forced to) until now. I want to know who the genius is who came up with the Adobe modeler and its new "prims" workflow. Incredible. Genius.
Hey Adobe! Loving the update, I just made a pistol last night with ZERO tutorials or walkthroughs, and it took me maybe 3 hours total - a testament to how ridiculously easy it is to pick up, and how insanely powerful the workflow is. I'll post a video shortly on here and Twitter, but this is one of the first products from Adobe that just makes me absolutely excited to create again. A few questions and feedback: 1. why doesn't the mirror modifier work in Prim mode? I just used the mirror duplicate for my workflow, but when I convert to clay, if there's overlap it messes up the normals. Just curious if there's a way to work around this. 2. Is there a way to adjust the size of the snapping grid? If not, It would be a life saver. Again, this might be a user inefficiency since I literally just started using the software.
Impressive video, Adobe Substance 3D. Eager to see your next upload from you. I shattered that thumbs up symbol on your content. Keep up the fantastic work. Your explanation of the primitive container interactions was really detailed! How do you think the introduction of new combine modes might change the workflow for designers in Substance 3D Modeler?
Where can I learn this adobe substance 3d modeler? I plan to bring it to unity engine, but I can't make a model yet, there are only a few tutorials about adobe substance 3d modeler on youtube, where do you learn? previously used plasticity and interested in this adobe substance 3d modeler, please tell me where I can get tutorials about this software and what are the advantages and disadvantages compared to blender 3d.
I've been a 3d hobbyist for 20 years. And I've NEVER bought a single Adobe product (unless forced to) until now. I want to know who the genius is who came up with the Adobe modeler and its new "prims" workflow. Incredible. Genius.
Super well explained, thank you!!
Hey Adobe! Loving the update, I just made a pistol last night with ZERO tutorials or walkthroughs, and it took me maybe 3 hours total - a testament to how ridiculously easy it is to pick up, and how insanely powerful the workflow is. I'll post a video shortly on here and Twitter, but this is one of the first products from Adobe that just makes me absolutely excited to create again.
A few questions and feedback:
1. why doesn't the mirror modifier work in Prim mode? I just used the mirror duplicate for my workflow, but when I convert to clay, if there's overlap it messes up the normals. Just curious if there's a way to work around this.
2. Is there a way to adjust the size of the snapping grid? If not, It would be a life saver. Again, this might be a user inefficiency since I literally just started using the software.
Great feature! I hope you guys keep on adding new shape types in future.
Please add lattice deformers! This would be amazing.
Impressive video, Adobe Substance 3D. Eager to see your next upload from you. I shattered that thumbs up symbol on your content. Keep up the fantastic work. Your explanation of the primitive container interactions was really detailed! How do you think the introduction of new combine modes might change the workflow for designers in Substance 3D Modeler?
Where is the trash can icon I see in VR? Is there hot key I can use to delete a primitive?
How to create rectangular prisms and elliptical spheres?
complex geometry
when you finally fix the right click white circle on wacom pen?
you just can't draw.
we waiting for it last 10 years
Where can I learn this adobe substance 3d modeler? I plan to bring it to unity engine, but I can't make a model yet, there are only a few tutorials about adobe substance 3d modeler on youtube, where do you learn? previously used plasticity and interested in this adobe substance 3d modeler, please tell me where I can get tutorials about this software and what are the advantages and disadvantages compared to blender 3d.