Center Mesh in Photoshop

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February 26, 2017
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Anybody know how to center a 3D mesh in Photoshop so it imports correctly into other programs?

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TheRedGuyAuthor

Inspiring

Tanuj.... I expressly stated that as the files I export have been .dae, that file format was not the problem.

I don't see this as the correct answer in the least, as it did not solve my problem.

TheRedGuyAuthor

Inspiring

..... Every one of the meshes I use is .dae................

davescm

Community Expert

When taking a mesh to Blender I set the co-ordinates to zero then export as Collada (.dae) or Wavefront.obj

Example below:

Dave

TheRedGuyAuthor

Inspiring

I don't know why, but doing this doesn't make a difference.

My mesh is so far from the center point after importing it into an engine I use (Unity...... I hate this engine more than life itself), that it goes beyond the camera's limit.

I'll need to try importing the meshes into other engines like Unreal

davescm

Community Expert

I have seen that occasionally if I export to Blender as wavefront (*.obj) Fortunately Blender allows you to move the pivot point so it's not a big deal - provided you can see the object . Exporting as Collada (*.dae) does not seem to suffer that problem. I'm not sure where it goes wrong i.e. the export or the import.

Might be worth trying a different file type and see if that helps.

Dave

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