Adobe Dimension CC (formerly Project Felix) makes it easy for graphic designers to create high-quality, photorealistic 3D images. Composite 2D and 3D assets to build product shots, scene visualizations, and abstract art.
You already think in 3D. Now design in it. No 3D experience? No problem. With Dimension, there's no steep learning curve or complex workflow.
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Add dimension to your art.
Create unique digital images to accompany editorial, design a storyboard, or create your own original work of art with photorealistic 3D effects. Dimension opens up the world of 3D design to all kinds of digital artists.

What's New in Adobe Dimension CC 2018:

3D graphic placement
Drag and drop a logo or graphic onto a 3D model to see how your design concept will look in real life. Experiment with different layouts - as you move your graphic around, it will maintain the same angle and orientation of your model.

Automated image matching
Select your background image and Dimension will automatically set the light, camera, perspective, aspect ratio, and more to make your object match perfectly. When you choose an outdoor image, Dimension detects the direction and strength of the sun, and automatically lights your object accordingly.

Familiar tools and shortcuts
Work smoothly with an interface similar to other Adobe Creative Cloud apps, such as Photoshop CC and Illustrator CC. Familiar interactions include file organization, a color picker, drag and drop, selection targeting, and more.

Multilayered PSD renders
Get a rich set of layers in your PSD exports, giving you more capabilities and control for post-processing 3D composites. For example, easily replace your background image, change lighting, or recolor objects without having to rerender.

Material editing controls
Control the placement and appearance of textures for your materials with offset, rotate, and tile options. For example, adjust the direction of the grain on a wooden object to get your desired visual effect.

Shadow and reflection adjustment
Edit your ground plane properties to adjust the reflections and shadows.

Adobe Stock assets
Get hundreds of free Adobe Stock assets that have been optimized for Dimension, accessible right inside the app. Customize your scene with thousands of 3D models, lights, and materials.

Real-time render preview
Dimension shows you a preview of what your final render will look like in real time, so you can get the look you want before taking the time to render. Play and experiment with different materials, lighting, and more and see how it looks as you go.

In-app guidance
Quickly learn the basics and benefits of working with 3D. Get to know the different tools in Dimension without leaving the app. Relevant information surfaces when you need it.

Camera view bookmarks
Save specific camera positions and perspectives. As you design your scene, you can set a default view that you can return to easily.

Camera depth of field controls
Control the focus settings for your camera to simulate realistic blur effects.

Material capture
Use Adobe Capture CC to generate physically based materials from any image you take with your mobile device. Access your saved materials directly in Dimension via Creative Cloud Libraries and apply them to your 3D objects.

V-Ray photorealistic rendering
Dimension partners with Chaos Group, a world leader in computer graphics technology, to integrate its industry-leading V-Ray engine for the highest quality photorealistic rendering.

System Requirements:
- ShiChuang 10 Anniversary Update (64-bit) - Version 1607 (build 10.0.14393) or later
- Intel Core i5 (2011 or newer), Intel Xeon (2011 or newer), AMD A8 or A10, or AMD Ryzen
- 8 GB of RAM or more
- 2.5 GB available hard disk space
- Geforce GTX 770, Intel Iris Pro Graphics 580 or 6200, or equivalent
- OpenGL 3.2 capable system
- 1024 x 768 or 1280 x 800 display
- 512 MB of dedicated VRAM

Whats New:
Resolved an issue with files becoming corrupted if Dimension couldn't automatically generate UVs.
Resolved an issue with CC Libraries, which was using an incorrect image thumbnail for a preview.

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