Re: Importing images into Dimension

jillybean1994 · ‎Nov 09, 2017

Yes, I think that is exactly what I'm trying to do, Jeanette! I'm going to follow your .gift and see if I can make it work. Next question, though, if I can make it work, is there a way to save that image without any background? I need to put that open book on a solid graphic in InDesign. And yay for CIAB! I will keep my eyes peeled for it, I used those ALL the time in the late 90's.

jillybean1994 · ‎Nov 09, 2017

Thank you, Jeanette and ussnorway! Basically, what I'm trying to do is take an 'open book' type of image and drop pages in to make it look more realistic. I have been doing it in Illustrator and it's just time consuming and annoying (see attachment). I thought maybe Dimension could help with that. I did find this image in TurboSquid (thanks for the rec!) but still stumbling my way through making it work. The image is laying more flat that straight up like the image in the link. To be honest, I don't know what I'm doing and there isn't a lot of information out there just yet. Where's my Classroom in a Book like the old days? ha ha https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/free-open-book-3d-model/815822

jillybean1994 · ‎Nov 08, 2017

Hi all, Learned about this fabulous program at the Adobe MAX conference a few weeks ago and want to try and use it but the models that are provided in the program won't work for what I need. I found an image on iStock but it won't let me import it (tried as .jpg and .png), it is greyed out. In order to use this program, do I have to use images from Adobe Stock 3D? I am not a 3D designer so don't have access to a program to save as wavefront|obj. Tried searching for the answer but not finding something that actually makes sense. Anyone point me in the right direction? I am looking to bring in a blank open magazine and add my own graphics to it, if that helps. (I know there is one on Adobe Stock but I have to purchase it and don't want to purchase if it doesn't work, need to try it out before i can get approval to purchase). Please let me know if this doesn't make sense and thanks for any help you can offer. Jill

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