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Tried to paste an element (not vector) into the field when using vanishing point filter. Usual command+v does't work. The upper tabs in the menu don't work either.
(Function command+v, however, works perfectly with other actions in photoshop)
Hi Anastasiaa
I've recently played with this tool and Comm+V is the way to go, so you're doing this correctly. How are you bringing your artwork into your clipboard? I like to select the artwork from a pixel based layer before going into the filter.
Here is a video of my steps: https://youtu.be/rs_Dta-eDGY
Adobe Photoshop "Vanishing Point Filter Mock-Up" wk297 - YouTube
I hope you find this information helpful Cheers!
- You have to make sure your layers are rasterized.
- The vanishing point has to be an a seperate blank layer.
- Make sure the vanishing point grid is blue.
- When you copy the layer, select the layer with marquee tool, then copy. ( I don't know if this helps, but is worth trying)
This is what helped me.
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Nobody can tell you anything without exact system info or other technical details like exact PS version. Just saying that it doesn't work is not good enough.
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Hi Anastasiaa
I've recently played with this tool and Comm+V is the way to go, so you're doing this correctly. How are you bringing your artwork into your clipboard? I like to select the artwork from a pixel based layer before going into the filter.
Here is a video of my steps: https://youtu.be/rs_Dta-eDGY
Adobe Photoshop "Vanishing Point Filter Mock-Up" wk297 - YouTube
I hope you find this information helpful Cheers!
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dont work, waste of time
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I have the same problem, have you figured it out?
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- You have to make sure your layers are rasterized.
- The vanishing point has to be an a seperate blank layer.
- Make sure the vanishing point grid is blue.
- When you copy the layer, select the layer with marquee tool, then copy. ( I don't know if this helps, but is worth trying)
This is what helped me.
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It helped!
I saw a tutorial, and they skipped mentioning the part with marquee tool.
I was trying to make it right for like an hour before I lost my patience and found your responce.
Thanks a million!
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this is the real correct answer
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Omg yes! Nowhere in any vanishing point tutorial shows this step!
After creating the plane, switch to the marquee tool and just drag a square/rectangle inside the vanishing plane and then paste!
thank you so much for figuring it out!
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I'm sorry i got confused.
Whhe you copy the object, use the marquee tool to select. Don't use command +C, that will not copy into the vanishing point portal. Water you use the marquee to select then object, go into the vanishing point portal, create the plane and then command + paste.
Sorry - this is just for future me who will forget about the marquee tool and instead use command + C.
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Still doesn't work which is driving me crazy
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You have to use the Marquee tool (press M to activate it). When copying an image—whether it's a layer within your PSD file or a standalone photo—you must use the Marquee tool instead of the default Move tool (the compass-looking icon).
Before entering the Vanishing Point portal, make sure your active layer is blank. Once inside, create a plane by clicking on the mesh icon. After the plane is created, switch to the Marquee tool again (M) and press Command + V to paste. When the object appears, drag it inside the plane.
To adjust the object:
Instead of using the Vanishing Point tool, you can try this method:
This method offers more flexibility and precision than the Vanishing Point tool, in my opinion
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Thanks
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Thank you very much.
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use copy Merged Ctrl+Shift+C
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