Create at a transformative rate: Generative Fill empowers you to create as quickly as you can type - experiment with off-the-wall ideas, ideate around different concepts, and produce dozens of variations in a snap. Generative Fill automatically matches your image's perspective, lighting, and style to make previously tedious tasks fun and deliver truly mind-blowing results. Magically leap from idea to image with a simple text prompt: Generative Fill is a magical new suite of AI-powered capabilities that enable you to add, extend, or remove content from your images non-destructively, using simple text prompts to achieve realistic results that will surprise, delight, and astound you-in seconds. If you are a longtime Illustrator user, the implementation of bezier curves in Blender may drive you batty.Let’s take a look at how Photoshop’s new AI feature will be able to help you in your day-to-day work: Getting human body models from MakeHuman don't work well for several reasons. That makes getting models made in other applications a problem, because a number of those use triangles. 
It really needs some rudimentary human models & clothing such as Poser or some of the other modelers use & would be useful to people immediately, then.īlender models are oriented toward quad meshes. In fact, it resembles a decade old 3d CAD program in its complex & slightly convoluted panels.ģd modelers all use their own keyboard shortcuts to whirl & twirl & zoom vs pan & rotate. The 2.5x version is moving to a different paradigm from the 2.49 stable version, but doesn't feel Mac-like in the least. Violates everything you'd be used to doing, which makes for a long learning curve if you've used any other 3d application!ĭon't expect to be proficient in a week or month.
Stable versions didn't play well with up-to-date Illustrator files. They have not finished the import-export options in the 2.56a beta version, so it could be a problem moving to & from solid modelers. For free, this is very good as a surface modeler & it has it own animation built in.
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