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Say you make a donut.

Open the 3D panel and selecte Donut material.

Open the new Properties panel (I suppose that is what its calles in English) and there yu are.

Maarten

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milamad
Participant
January 26, 2013

I can't find the render preferences either.

In CS5 it was down at the bottom of the layer attribute....

And I am new to Adobe (I admitt), but I swear, I can't find them either...

How can someone change the render settings in Photoshop Extended CS6??

PECourtejoie
Community Expert
PECourtejoieCommunity Expert
Community Expert
January 26, 2013

Which render setting are you trying to change?

When you are in the 3D panel, then click on enviroment, scene, etc. the properties panel change accordingly.

as for the rotation tools, they are located in your move tool's option bar.

conroy
conroy
Participating Frequently
October 3, 2012

Sadly, the official Photoshop CS6 written documentation provided by Adobe is the CS5 documentation with a "What's New in CS6" page.

The 3D panel provides 3D-layer creation options when a 2D-layer is targeted, and lists the objects in a targeted 3D-layer.

The Properties panel has controls for 3D environment, view, scene, objects and materials when an appropriate object is targeted.

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MWVanThielAutor
Inspiring
October 4, 2012

Thank you, but I still dont know how to open the 3D rendering settings panel.

Maarten

conroy
conroy
Participating Frequently
October 4, 2012

Sorry, I still cant see the 3D rendering settings panel, as you can find as the lower panel here:

http://helpx.adobe.com/nl/photoshop/using/3d-panel-settings-photoshop- extended.html


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3D in CS6 is different to CS5 but Adobe has chosen to reduce its expenses by providing the CS5 documentation to customers of CS6.

CS6 has 3D menu, 3D panel and Properties panel. You'll have to explore all the dropdowns/popups in the Properties panel when the various elements of a 3D layer are selected.

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