Corey addresses a common problem with 3D internal constraints in Photoshop CS5 Extended.
Author: Corey Barker
Corey is the newest education and curriculum developer for the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. He is a graduate of the Ringling School of Art & Design in Sarasota, Fl, with a degree in Illustration. Over the years, Corey has worked as a graphic artist in a variety of disciplines such as illustration, commercial design, large format printing, motion graphics, web design and photography. His expertise in Photoshop and Illustrator have earned him numerous awards in illustration, graphic design and photography. Using Photoshop since Version 2, his expertise and creativity have evolved exponentially with every new version, which makes Corey an invaluable addition to the NAPP team.
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Hi Corey,
I discovered that if you select the portion of the path that you want to be knocked out using the paths direct selection tool and change the path properties to “Subtract from path area (-)”, then select the entire path and create a Repousse object, the internal constraints will be available.
Thanks, Corey. This fixed an issue a lot of us were having on your Iron Man tutorial. Funny how it worked for you when selecting paths on your font, but not for others. Could it have to do with using an OpenType font as opposed to a TrueType or Postscript font?
Posted a link to this site on the Iron Man tutorial.
nice tio thank you !
nice tip thank you !
thanks gr8 work
Very interesting …i don’t have cs5 yet
hola
very usefull!