How do I open the 3D rendering settings panel in PS CS6?

[MWVanThiel]

Hi all;

Pls have a look here:

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

Its the lower panel I mean, where the tools are found that in CS5 were in the toolbox.

Thanks

Maarten

[HG-dtpafdeling]

Hi,

Do any of you know where in CS6 I can find the option 'remove backfaces'? It just to be under the menu '3D render settings' but I have no idea where I can find that menu in CS6... They've changed a lot.

[conroy]

"Remove Hidden Backfaces" is at bottom of Properties panel when Scene is selected in 3D panel.

[MWVanThiel]

In the new Properties panel?

And see this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRvfNHWEcwU

BTW are these "triangles" comparable with TIN in SketchUp?

Maarten

[conroy]

MWVanThiel wrote:

In the new Properties panel?

And see this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRvfNHWEcwU

There is only one Properties panel in Photoshop, so I don't understand why you posted that question.

The video you linked even shows you where the "backfaces" option is.

BTW are these "triangles" comparable with TIN in SketchUp?

Yes. You can export a Sketchup TIN in Collada DAE format then import the DAE to Photoshop.

[MWVanThiel]

Thanks foor the SketchUp answer.

And I didnt post a question, I answered to 19.

Maarten

[HG-dtpafdeling]

Maarten,  ik ga even in het Nederlands verder... Ik kom er nog niet helemaal uit helaas. (mijn photoshop is ook in het Nederlands, maakt het niet makkelijker). Ik plak een etiket op een cilinder en wil dan het boven- en onder materiaal uitzetten, zie hieronder in CS4:

Hoe is dit mogelijk is CS6?

[MWVanThiel]

I don't know if I can help you with CS4.

No Properties panel there...

Mail me in private

mailATmvanthiel.nl

Maarten

[HG-dtpafdeling]

I don't need help in CS4, I know how it works in CS4, nut not in CS6. I wan't to hide my top en bottom material.

I put my label on a cylinder, and then hide the top material:

 

I found 'Remove Hidden Backfaces' but nothing is changing... Any ideas?

[conroy]

The outer surfaces of the Cylinder preset are the front of its faces. "Remove Hidden: Backfaces" will not hide the front of faces.

To hide the top and bottom surfaces, set the Opacity of Top_Material and Bottom_Material to 0%.

[conroy]

MWVanThiel wrote:

And I didnt post a question, I answered to 19.

No, you posted questions and I posted answers.

"In the new Properties panel?" is a question, not an answer.