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July 11, 2017
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Cut cylinder in half - Photoshop 3D

  • July 11, 2017
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Hi all!

I want to use a cube to cut part of my cylinder mesh in half. Kind of a 3D pathfinder. Is this possible? Here is my scene :

How can I delete the part of my cylinder in which my cube is? Or any other ways to so so??

Thank you

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Correct answer davescm

No

The Boolean functions for mesh manipulation that you find in a full 3D program are not built into Photoshop.

You should use a full 3D program such as  Blender (free) to build the mesh

Alternatively if the cube cuts the cylinder exactly by 50% then you could try and create it in two parts. A half cylinder from a path extrusion, along with a full cylinder extrusion. Then merge them onto a single 3D layer, position them one on top of the other and group the objects.

Dave

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July 11, 2017

No

The Boolean functions for mesh manipulation that you find in a full 3D program are not built into Photoshop.

You should use a full 3D program such as  Blender (free) to build the mesh

Alternatively if the cube cuts the cylinder exactly by 50% then you could try and create it in two parts. A half cylinder from a path extrusion, along with a full cylinder extrusion. Then merge them onto a single 3D layer, position them one on top of the other and group the objects.

Dave

cedbergerAuthor
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July 11, 2017

Thanks a lot! I think I will go with the Blender solution.

davescm
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July 11, 2017

When you do go to Blender - select your cylinder model - add a modifier and set the operation to "difference" with the cube as the object.

Dave