helo when i take an image (background or layer) and i clic on "new 3d postcard from layer" the image just desappear and if i try to ad any image it never appears everything I see is a transparent layer. I tried to use the "new shape from layer" and this works what can i doo?!?
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I do not actually know as i have never seen this happen, but what you can try is to reset or trash your Photoshop preferences ( Adobe Photoshop CS 4 Settings folder in the user preferences)
Can anyone help me with this situation. When I pull an .obj file into photoshop, a message appears before the file is open that says "Your video card does not meet the requirements for hardware-accelaerated 3D rendering. All 3D will be rendered with software only". First, what does this mean about my hardware, second, what will happen if I use the software only, third, what’s the best way to resolve this.
It means that your video card fails to meet one or more of the minimum requirements for supporting OpenGL: it must be on the list of tested and approved video cards; it must have at least 256 MB of V-RAM; its driver must support OpenGL Level 2 and Shader Model 3.
second, what will happen if I use the software only,
It will take longer and may look less than optimal.
third, what’s the best way to resolve this.
Upgrade the video card or get a newer, more powerful computer.
Generalizing a bit more from Ramón’s post, ‘hardware acceleration’ uses the GPU (video card) when appropriate, while ‘software only’ means it is using only the CPU for processing.
When using software only, not all 3D Render Settings options will be available (Edge, Vertex, and Volume styles). This also means many of the Render Presets can’t be displayed, because they rely on the GPU processing to render. So you may not see the full intent of a render, you have less rendering possibilities, and you don’t have access to a few presets (Paint mask, Depth map, Normals) that provide some more advanced 3D usage.
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