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DAZ|Studio F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 26 6:59 am)
Hello
I just download the demo from Daz and install it
But i don't see where is the 3dbridge in Photoshop cs3 menus or somewhere else ? In fact where is the bridge in the two soft?
the only place i see is in the list of plugin in Daz Studio
I miss something
But i remember during the installation of the demo some files have gone to my Photoshop folder
Thanks Prixat
I use french version of CS3 (not extended) (but normally it cause no problem )
I find File / automate (here fichier/automatisation)
I click on each sub menus there and see nothing related to DAZ
I check my Photoshop installation :I have the files PsDZBridge.8li and PsDZUpdateScene.8BA in a DAZ 3d folder in Plug-Ins folder in AdobePhotoshop CS3 folder in in Photoshop CS3 fr folder So i don't know why i don't see it somewhere in the menu
Thanks Prixat
Marque: i will give a fedback if i find the bridge
I use french version of CS3 (not extended) But normally it cause no problem:i use some others english plugins
I find File / automate (here fichier/automatisation)
I click on each sub menus there and see nothing related to DAZ
I check my Photoshop installation :I have the files PsDZBridge.8li and PsDZUpdateScene.8BA in a DAZ 3d folder in Plug-Ins folder in AdobePhotoshop CS3 folder in in Photoshop CS3 fr folder So i don't know why i don't see it somewhere in the menu
In Daz Studio there is a 3D ridge selection under Edit > Customize. I hit this and then went into CS3 and found it under File > Automate. Hit that and it opened a dialog box with questions. Once I answered those it loaded the entire scene into CS3. I'm still mucking about with it but will let you know what I find out. I'm mainly interested in the fact that it goes back to Photoshop Ver. 7 as well as the updated versions.
Finally after reinstallation of the plugin i see it in Daz Studio
And after manual relocation of the plugin in CS3 folder (because french version maybe)
I can render a scene from DAzStudio diectly on a new layer in Photoshop CS3
I need more test for it but for now if you don't have CS3 extended you only have access to limited features of the plugin .Is it worth for $$$ for now i am hesitate
well if i had the ps cs3 aswell as the bridge starter bundle i would play around with it for a while and see what i could do with it as is. then since ps is a graphics editing program see how it works with your textures if you are going to make some of your own and then decide for yourself if getting the payed version would 1) save you time in renders, 2) add enough features for your typ of needs, 3) make your life easier while rendering and texturing, then make your choice from there
sorry i can't be of more help but i figure if you want to form an opinion on something see what it can do and if it works for you cause not everyone is going to like it due to it may not work the way they want it to
The reason I think I'm going to get it is that it works with PS 7, CS2 and CS3. It exports to CS3. I have been futzing around with it and just for the lighting alone I think it's worth it. I have CS3 extended but it only allows you to import the model and move it around, you can't work with lights and you can't re-pose the model if you don't like the way it looks.
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Anyone checked this out over at Daz? It's a plugin for Studio so you can take models into Photoshop, from version 7 up. Little spendy but on sale and wondering if anyone else has checked it out and what you think of it if you have.