Adobe Photoshop CC 2014 v.14.xx - Manual (Page 10)

New in Photoshop CC | January 2014
With Photoshop, you can print any compatible 3D model without worrying about 3D printer limitations. In preparation for printing, Photoshop
automatically makes 3D models watertight. Photoshop also generates the necessary support structures—scaffolding and rafts—to ensure that your
3D prints are successful.
For details, see Print 3D objects.
Printing a 3D model
A. 3D model B. Print plate C. Printer volume overlay
3D imaging
Enhanced in Photoshop CC | January 2014
You can now share 3D layers using Sketchfab, a Web service to publish and display interactive 3D models. In Photoshop, select 3D > Share
3D Layer On Sketchfab.
You can now regenerate UV maps for objects and materials in the selected 3D layer. This option is particularly useful for reparameterizing
3D objects downloaded from the Internet. In Photoshop, select 3D > Regenerate UVs.
You can now easily group all objects in a scene. In Photoshop, select 3D > Group All Objects In Scene.
You can now apply a cross section to a 3D model. For details, see this FAQ.
The 3D menu now features a handy option to unify all elements of a 3D scene and make the scene watertight. Select 3D > Unify Scene For
3D Printing.
Linked smart objects
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