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is there a method to overlay a canvas on a 3d model, so that you can trace 3d models on the canvas?

No. Not unless you do this professionally. Shapr3D is lovely to use, but WAY too expensive for someone who only designs/3d prints something every so often. Especially when stuff like Fusion and Onshape is free (with limitations).

I'm a Blender user for about 10 years and just for one thing I decide to use shapr3D and Plasticity; NURBS modeling and these two softwares are really amazing. Of curse I can use other softwares Like Rhino3D or AutoCAD 3D or other things but I found these two really really handsome tools for giving vector data

Ahhh I made my own custom model and exported it to procreate perfectly fine but no matter what I do blender doesn’t see the textures :( any fix for this?

GAME CHANGER!!

I started with Adobe pretty much at the beginning ... Illustrator 88 (version 1.0) and, a couple of years later when it came out, Photoshop 1.0. (Though I did see a copy running that predated the Adobe launch running on a commercial scanner.) Yes, I am *_that old._* ;-) I was a total Adobe fanboy for a very long time-right up until they stopped _selling_ software, only *_renting_* it. I just couldn't support that. So, while working for companies that paid the CC rental fees, I used the latest version, I personally kept my copy of CS5.5 running at home. I bought the Affinity apps early, and used them side by side with CS5.5 _until_ Affinity released v2 of their apps. I happily paid the very modest upgrade price, and stepped away from Adobe forever. Sure, it's a different workflow-some worse, some _much_ better. And no, there are no AI goodies. (Though, with Krita and the free AI content generation plugin, that's been replaced for us.) For our small agency, we are 100% Adobe free, and absolutely loving it. For video, DaVinci Resolve (even the free version) totally replaced PP and AE. The Studio version, for the low price, is beyond a bargain. And while we don't do any real 3D, Blender is amazing. From a one-time passionate Adobe brand advocate to a vocal Adobe brand _detractor,_ it's been a long and interesting journey.

Davinci Resolve can replace Premiere, After effects and Audition

Trust me you will end up in Davinci. If you want FCPX. Follow the Final Cut Bro since he offers Motion tutorials and Dylan John is good too.

just convert to davinchi resolve and start using it and its ok for me need to learn coloring on it and everything well be perfect

Good video, but Your sync is out, which makes watching the video weird.

The only way to beat Adobe is by using their Pre-Activated versions. They run flawless

Another enlightened soul

Oh, a youngster. My first Photoshop version was 2.5 - no layers (came with version 3). Illustrator 4.1 - no RGB color space, no gradients (both came with version 5, if I remember correctly, and I had to wait until version 7 to get it for Windows). I need Adobe CC software from time to time, but overall I try to keep my CS3 running (I bought a version that no longer requires activation, but needs Windows 8 or Windows 11 for ARM to run properly) and use it where needed for work (yes, this old version of AI is my favorite tool, and PS does what it needs to do for me). Started to incorporate Affinity 2.5 into my workflows, but it's not suitable all the time (and more often than not I prefer working in AICS3). Not everyone can switch, and that's a shame … ;-)

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fun fact, you can buy the college discount bundle (final cut pro, logic pro and motion) for 200 bucks (they dont check btw)

I replaced Premiere Pro with Davinci 5 years ago and I love it. I have tried to replace Lightroom Classic with Capture One but after a couple of years I went back to LC. I love it... I wish there was something similar with the color calibration tools (not the color mixer nor grade)

Really recommend DaVinci, best in class and Apple can switch to sub only just like they did with Ipad version. Im 29, first version of photoshop was CS3, I boycott Photoshop since they are sub only. They is really shady stuff on were the money goes from Adobe to elsewhere, you should look it up 😂 Im trying to get to Affinity but I really dont enjoy the weird UI, Im used to Pixelmator but Pixelmator dont have basics things, they focus on new things while they don't have some basics

just like flash good bye Adobe

Yeah here is to new software 😂🍻

Easy for video. I switched to DaVinci Resolve for editing in 2016, but was using it for color grading as far back as 2011. And, now as an NLE Resolve is vastly superior to Premiere. Plus it has built in to it Fairlight and Fusion. And, Adobe continues to suck with color in Premiere. When it comes to what will be the future industry standard in video it will be DaVinci Resolve. Even Avid editors will switch to DaVinci I believe. With DaVinci for $300 on time purchase you get it all. And, it’s able to work on Mac, Windows, and Linux. FCPX only works on Mac, and is less versatile. So go to Resolve.

My biggest issue with Adobe started when I went to change my plan, not cancel, but downgrade (this is when they first started doing this). They said I was on yearly contract, I said no I am not *I’m monthly but they are doing sneaky stuff that makes monthly plans a yearly contract even if you pay monthly (at least that was what happened to me). I was shocked, they said I would have to pay hundreds of dollars to cancel or downgrade. I felt forced to stay with it. They wound up letting me downgrade without charging me but it was a huge pain and super stressful, and I doubt they’d ever let me cancel or downgrade again without charging me the rest of the years plan amount. I really do hope Adobe changes but like you said it likely will never happen. Pretty depressing but I’ll be looking into programs you mentioned, I’d love to get away from paying hundreds a year.

I think I might have you beat on Photoshop. I'm pretty sure I started with Photoshop 4 in 1998. I also edited my first videos ever in Adobe Premiere that same year. I'm right where you are right now. Or close. Going through some professional changes. Having to evaluate costs. I've used Photoshop and QuarkXPress for the last 20+ years. Moving to Affinity for AF Photo and AF Publisher. Also currently using Davinci Resolve for video editing. It's worked really well so far. More to unlock with a one time fee for premium. But like they say, you get 80-90% of the program for free. Affinity also has a marketplace where creatives can design plugins and other features for the Affinity programs and you can buy what you want at fairly reasonable prices. I like that. When a platform creates a place for creative people make a living by making tools for other creative people to use.

I dont understand why there isn’t an option to simply cancel in your account settings. They don’t even make it do something simple like take your card off the account. Only place I’ve ever seen this crap. I payed for a year upfront so I have to use it until that’s up.

I still can’t find a decent alternative to Lightroom though. Adobe CameraRAW which is baked into Lightroom works just so well with all raw formats. Some of the open source programs just ruin photos or are immensely hard to use to get a decent result. I just want that carousel thing at the bottom and to import all my photos and make adjustments. I got Affinity Photo 2 (only) and it’s ok but I have to make my selection before and edit each raw file one at a time but once you’ve hit develop it’s all baked into the layer. I’ve bought the Apple software bundle with a student discount a few years back and paid £300 in the UK for all of them. Absolute bargain considering FCPX costs around that just by itself. Having Motion, Logic Pro, Compressor and whatever the other one is-it’s great!

wait you are not going to talk about a lightroom replacement??? crazy

I just got the Affinity Suite the other day for _less_ than the cancellation fee Adobe imposes on their customers. Long story short, I won't have access to generative fill any longer -- well whooptifreakingdoo, I can live with that considering that the bulk of work I did in Photoshop didn't even use it.

Logic is a great piece of software for the price that a lot of professionals use either for work or hobby project. If you are using windows I recommend Presonus studio one. There is a free version but it's dogs**t so get a licence that fits you. I got a musicians license on sale for like 60 bucks. I would say DaVinci resolve is leaps and bounds better than premiere and after effects combined. And if you want the pro features (not needed for 90% of people) you pay around 300 bucks once for a licence.

I'm currently moving away from Adobe as well. Initially I expected it to take half a year, but now I'm looking at maybe a 2 months time frame. Got the Affinity suite for half price. And for editing I've moved to DaVInci Resolve Studio version. Just need a few weeks to export all of my old Premiere porjects and import them into DVResolve. Pretty quick with regular projects, more of a tinkering w PPro PRoductions.

I moved from Affinity Suite to Adobe way back, and only because of the shape builder tool which Illustrator had and affinity designer lacked at that time. Seeing people switch back to affinity is giving a whole lot of nostalgia

love!

This is a problem across the software ecosystem.

Doesn’t save any data. lol.

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Thanks for the detailed, step-by-step breakdown. I'm super comfortable with Procreate, but still learning Blender, so getting your commentary (the *why* as well as the *how*) was really great.

U so huge gimme instagram I wanna know ur sport daily

I did everything like you described but procreate says "UV overlapping coordinates" and I just can't really draw on anything. how do I fix that?

This vid really helped me figure out my workflow but I prefer exporting just the materials as PNGs from procreate to take back to blender. While working between the two programs, I have the save location for my material images in my iCloud drive, so that when I export them from procreate, back into the iCloud drive, it skips a step and overwrites the old texture file, which just has to be refreshed to show up on my current model in blender This lets you cut out the step of having to merge vertices and reenable auto smooth, and also works for situations where you dont want to replace your old model (already rigged/weight painted)

So there is absolutely no way to send an email from a proxy email?

Thank you!

I follow the steps but the texture doesnt show in procreate, only white material. Something change in blender 4.0?

Is the iPad in the video an iPad mini? Is the iPad mini large enough to use Shapr3D effectively?

If i made everything ( sculpting & texturing ) can i export the model to use it in Blender ?

Hi! I can see you are using the ipad mini. Is it enought for nomad and procreate perfomance-wise? I want to take an ipad but the pro is too bulky for me but i dont want to be limited. Great vids!

I've been using shap3r a bit, but they expired my sub was after a year and ask for a bunch more. I'm a hobby maker, maybe designing 5 objects a year. to me the prize is way too high

Thank you, I've been wanting to see a workable solution to creating models in Nomad Sculpt to embed in a blender scene. And nomad now has UV unwrap so that that removes a step

Can u make a tutorial to nomad sculpt to procreate pocket? I cant import into procreate

hi! when I export an obj from blender to procreate the uv map size isn't the same I'll explain: when I export the uv map from blender, it has the 1024x1024 texture size but when I open the obj in procreate it makes it 2048x2048, I'm having trouble with this because the engine that I use the 3d models for has a set limit for the uv map size which is 1024x1024, are there any ways I can fix this? also sorry for the bad grammar

Make tutorial how to export with 4k texture to procreate, pls

This workflow breakdown was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for sharing this!! I recently saw a BTS video by cubstudio where they talked about using procreate to paint their textures and I was blown away. This is by far the best breakdown of how to accomplish that, that I have found.

Great, what about using an android tablet?