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[USER=109164]MrToM[/USER]....

I did say it's not like a walk in the park....

Which is why it's still better to open, rig and render in its 3d application. PS is still a long way from full incorporation with 3d. And I don't think PS will get that full capability - there's just too much things involved to make it happen.

But I do remember instances before that I've opened and edited certain 3d objects in PS. I think they were in .OBJ format. So you may be right in what you said to save/export the 3DMax obj as an .OBJ.

[USER=117265]AutomaticLimit[/USER]..

Turbo Squid usually offers their products in multiple formats. Since you purchased the item, check for the other available formats in your download account - .3ds or .obj format might work for you.... no guarantees but its a shot.

<blockquote data-quote="dv8_fx" data-source="post: 1533722919" data-attributes="member: 52">[USER=109164]MrToM[/USER]....I did say it&#039;s not like a walk in the park.... Which is why it&#039;s still better to open, rig and render in its 3d application. PS is still a long way from full incorporation with 3d.&nbsp; And I don&#039;t think PS will get that full capability - there&#039;s just too much things involved to make it happen. But I do remember instances before that I&#039;ve opened and edited certain 3d objects in PS.&nbsp; I think they were in .OBJ format.&nbsp; So you may be right in what you said to save/export the 3DMax obj&nbsp; as an&nbsp; .OBJ. &nbsp;[USER=117265]AutomaticLimit[/USER]..Turbo Squid usually offers their products in multiple formats. Since you purchased the item, check for the other available formats in your download account - .3ds or .obj format might work for you.... no guarantees but its a shot.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dv8_fx, post: 1533722919, member: 52"] [USER=109164]MrToM[/USER].... I did say it's not like a walk in the park.... Which is why it's still better to open, rig and render in its 3d application. PS is still a long way from full incorporation with 3d. And I don't think PS will get that full capability - there's just too much things involved to make it happen. But I do remember instances before that I've opened and edited certain 3d objects in PS. I think they were in .OBJ format. So you may be right in what you said to save/export the 3DMax obj as an .OBJ. [USER=117265]AutomaticLimit[/USER].. Turbo Squid usually offers their products in multiple formats. Since you purchased the item, check for the other available formats in your download account - .3ds or .obj format might work for you.... no guarantees but its a shot. [/QUOTE]

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