As part of the Substance 3D Collection, Modeler makes it easy to export work to Substance 3D Painter to add materials and textures, and then stage and render a design in Substance 3D Stager for review and feedback. While working in VR, artists can quickly build up the basics of their shape and work with 3D objects at real-world scale before switching to the desktop for more precise work, such as surface detailing. Modeler can help at every stage of a project, whether creating concept art, prototyping product designs, or crafting detailed characters and props for game or film projects. It offers a fun, fast and gestural 3D asset creation workflow with seamless switching between desktop computer and VR headset and controllers. Modeler has been designed for artists and product designers looking to quickly explore concepts and represent their ideas in 3D. New at MAX is Substance 3D Modeler, an accessible new tool for shaping 3D designs as if working with virtual clay in an immersive VR environment. It’s never been easier to get started creating in 3D with Creative Cloud and the Substance 3D Collection. And there are new tools and updates throughout the Substance 3D Collection, including the new 3D Capture tool in Substance 3D Sampler that lets you easily convert a series of pictures into a photorealistic 3D model. We’re also introducing the new Adobe Substance 3D Modeler, a new application to accelerate and simplify the process of creating and sharing ideas in 3D. Substance 3D materials in Photoshop and Illustrator make the creative process faster, more fun, and kind of magical. The Adobe Substance 3D Collection is a connected ecosystem of applications and content for creating, exploring, and delivering 3D designs, and now it’s more connected to Creative Cloud than ever before.

This year at Adobe MAX, Substance 3D is expanding creative options for designers in new and surprisingly familiar ways. More ways to explore 3D with Creative Cloud and the Substance 3D Collection

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