3D in Photoshop

Table of contents

1. Cover
2. Halftitle
3. Title
4. Copyright
5. Contents
6. Foreword
7. About the Authors and Acknowledgements
8. Introduction
9. PART I. Introduction to 3D Concepts
   1. 1. Scene
      1. 1.1 The 3D Scene
      2. 1.2 Meshes and Vertices
      3. 1.3 Cameras
      4. 1.4 Lights
      5. 1.5 Materials
      6. 1.6 UVs
   2. 2. Rendering: OpenGL (OGL) and Adobe Ray Tracer (ART)
      1. 2.1 OpenGL
      2. 2.2 Ray Tracing
      3. 2.3 Other Render Settings
10. PART II. 3D in Photoshop
    1. 3. Getting Started with 3D in Photoshop
       1. 3.1 Workspace and the 3D Panel
       2. 3.2 Importing 3D
       3. 3.3 Converting to 3D
       4. 3.4 Navigating 3D
    2. 4. Materials
       1. 4.1 Material Library and Browsing Materials
       2. 4.2 3D Material Tools and Editing
       3. 4.3 Painting on 3D
       4. 4.4 Tiled Painting
    3. 5. Lights, Shadows and Final Rendering
       1. 5.1 Light Types
       2. 5.2 Positioning Lights and Keyboard Shortcuts
       3. 5.3 Editing Lights
       4. 5.4 Adding and Editing Shadows
       5. 5.5 Colored Transparent Shadows
       6. 5.6 Final Rendering
    4. 6. Adobe Repoussé – 3D Extrusions
       1. 6.1 Introduction to Adobe Repoussé
       2. 6.2 Changing the Repoussé Shape
       3. 6.3 Constraints
       4. 6.4 Assigning Materials
       5. 6.5 Mesh Quality
       6. 6.6 Split Apart Functionality
    5. 7. Performance Settings and Optimization
       1. 7.1 3D Preferences
       2. 7.2 GPU Memory (VRAM)
       3. 7.3 Interactive Rendering
       4. 7.4 Ray Trace Quality Threshold
       5. 7.5 3D File Loading
11. PART III. Workflows
    1. 8. 3D and Compositing with Bert Monroy
       1. 8.1 Simple Complexity
    2. 9. Adobe Repoussé with Corey Barker
       1. 9.1 Text and Reflections
       2. 9.2 Creating Realistic 3D Product Shots
       3. 9.3 Masking 3D Shapes for Effect
       4. 9.4 3D and Photoshop Effects
       5. 9.5 Cover Art Breakdown
    3. 10. Painting, Texturing and Lighting with Stephen Burns
       1. 10.1 Importing 3D Using 3DVIA
       2. 10.2 Creating the Layout
       3. 10.3 Texturing the Walls of the Buildings
       4. 10.4 Lighting the 3D model
       5. 10.5 Adding the Wet Look to the Street
       6. 10.6 Adding Localized Bump and Reflective Characteristics
       7. 10.7 Adding Depth of Field and the Splash
    4. 11. Creating Lenticulars with Russell Brown
       1. 11.1 Getting Started
       2. 11.2 Basic Lenticular Workflow
12. PART IV. Appendices
    1. Appendix A: File Formats
       1. OBJ
       2. 3DS
       3. COLLADA and KMZ
       4. U3D
    2. Appendix B: Interoperability and Limitations
13. Index