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create transparent 3d half sphere ps cc

Explorer ,
May 05, 2018 May 05, 2018

How do I create transparent 3d half sphere   ps cc?  And once this is created how do I transfer file to another file and position it where I want it?

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LEGEND ,
May 06, 2018 May 06, 2018

You can create a crescent with the pen tool, reduce the extrusion to 0 or 1px, Select a pivot point to the outer edge of the crescent, bend 180 degrees and you have a half a sphere.

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LEGEND ,
May 06, 2018 May 06, 2018

I missed the step before the extrusion it is required to convert to 3d, you can select either by layer or by path.

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Community Expert ,
May 07, 2018 May 07, 2018

Create your sphere. you can choose a transparent material, or reduce the opacity of the material and play with the settings yourself. Select "Scene" in the 3D panel, and click on "Cross Section." You can move and adjust the cross section, however you want. Once you're happy with it, Click on the "Apply" button next to the Cross Section check box. Save your file and you can import it into another 3D file.

 

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LEGEND ,
May 08, 2018 May 08, 2018
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I thought Photoshop had cross section, but I got thinking about acrobat and then I wasn't sure. For some reason, I didn't think to look at scene, just the object.

Any way, yeah, this is much faster.

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