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Why does this happen when I merge an image with a 3D object?

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Feb 23, 2025 Feb 23, 2025

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Hi. I am experiencing an issue with the 3D features in photoshop 22.2 on my M1 mac. I am working with a .OBJ file and merging down reference images, however, as soon as the texture is projected onto the 3D mesh, there is a problem with the pixels getting mixed with the 3D structure around the mouth corners. I have tried but not been able to solve the issue. Any help would be much appreciated.screenshot.pngexpand image

 

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Feb 24, 2025 Feb 24, 2025

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From the limited info I can see in your screenshot, you will need to either adjust the mesh or warp the projected image. To warp the image open it as a flat texture and use puppet warp to move just the corners of the mouth, using the UV as a guide. To be honest though, I would not use Photoshop for this. The 3D functionality in Photoshop v22 was limited, often unreliable, and is now discontinued. Adobe Substance Painter has much better tools for this job.

Dave

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