However, there’s a risk you’ll need to compromise your idea, because there’s no close reference you can use. The solution is to use a reference, one as close to your idea as possible. But what if you don’t have “talent”? Or maybe you can draw, but humans are simply not your area of expertise? Are you supposed to spend hours learning just to draw this one character for fun? Here, Motion Graphics Artist Sean Frangella offers an extensive look at getting to know Adobe Fuse, while also taking a focus on getting the Fuse content to other applications like Photoshop and Cinema 4D.When you have an awesome idea for a character, you can feel how great it would be to see it on paper. Adobe Fuse can export as common 3D formats that can be read in other applications like Cinema 4D, Maya, or anything that can read an OBJ or FBX file.
There is good news, however, if you are a seasoned 3D pro, who has never used characters due to their complexity. That might seem to be a strange addition to PS, but really, Adobe Fuse is an acquisition from Mixamo, who wanted to make character animation and its use as easy as using stock photography.Īdobe Fuse, for the most part, will represent a majority of users first foray into any type of 3D. The idea behind Adobe Fuse was to let users use 3D characters in Photoshop - Which is the only Adobe application that can handle any type of 3D object with any degree of competence right now. With Adobe Fuse, you can easily create, customize, and export 3D characters with rigged skeletons and integrate a library of motion capture data. Adobe Fuse is a new desktop application, with a cloud component that will allow you to create, dress, and animate 3D characters to place them in your work. With the latest release of Adobe Creative Cloud, Flash was nowhere to be seen, but a new preview took the spotlight.
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