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Photoshop 3d Help

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Apr 02, 2021 Apr 02, 2021

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I created this 3D badge in Photoshop but I can't seem to figure out how to add a backing to it so I can print it with a 3D printer. Right now all of these pieces will have to printed separately. I need them all to be extruded from a backing plate of sorts, otherwise the objects are just floating. Here's screen shot of where I'm at currently. I've tried creating a background and merging 3d layers, but that doesn't work. 

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Community Expert , Apr 05, 2021 Apr 05, 2021

Sorry for the late reply

 

1. Make your first model as you have done

2. Make a new 3D layer with a circular extrusion the same size as your original exterior

3. Merge the 3D layers

4. Position the two objects (the original and the new circular extrusion) together so they overlap in depth

5. Use menu item 3D >Unify Scene for 3D printing

 

That last step will turn the separate objects into a single mesh. Simple example below:

2021-04-05_20-31-31.jpg

Dave

 

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Apr 05, 2021 Apr 05, 2021

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Hi,

 

I see you asked this three days ago. I'll tag @davescm , our 3D expert.

 

~ Jane

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Sorry for the late reply

 

1. Make your first model as you have done

2. Make a new 3D layer with a circular extrusion the same size as your original exterior

3. Merge the 3D layers

4. Position the two objects (the original and the new circular extrusion) together so they overlap in depth

5. Use menu item 3D >Unify Scene for 3D printing

 

That last step will turn the separate objects into a single mesh. Simple example below:

2021-04-05_20-31-31.jpg

Dave

 

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Thanks so much for your help on this.

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