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Using the 3D Axis (Photoshop Extended)
The 3D Axis
shows the current X, Y, and Z-axis orientation of the 3D model in
3D space. It appears when you have a 3D layer and 3D tool selected.
You can use the 3D Axis as an alternative to the 3D position tools
to move, rotate, or resize a 3D model in object space. (To change
scene view, use the 3D camera tools.)
 3D Axis with rotation control selected. - A.
- Minimize 3D Axis
- B.
- Resize
3D Axis
- C.
- Move 3D object along
an axis
- D.
- Rotate 3D object
- E.
- Compress/elongate
3D object
- F.
- Resize 3D object
Note: OpenGL must be enabled to display the 3D Axis. See About OpenGL.
For a video on using the 3D Axis, see www.adobe.com/go/lrvid4005_ps.
Move, rotate, or scale a model with the 3D AxisTo use the 3D Axis, move the mouse pointer over an axis
component to highlight it, and then drag.
To move the model along the X, Y, or Z-axis, highlight
the conical tip of any axis. Drag in either direction along the
axis.
To rotate the model, click the curved rotation segment just
inside an axis tip. A yellow circle appears showing the rotation
plane. Drag in a clockwise or counterclockwise circle around the
3D Axis center. To rotate more gradually, move the mouse further
away from the center of the 3D Axis.
To resize the model, drag the center cube in the 3D Axis
up or down.
To compress or elongate the model along an axis, drag one
of the colored transform cubes either toward or away from the center
cube.
To constrain movement to an object plane, move the mouse
pointer into the area where two axes intersect, near the center
cube. A yellow plane icon appears between two axes. Drag in any
direction. You can also move the pointer over the lower part of
the center cube to activate the plane icon.
Minimize, restore, move, or resize the 3D AxisMove the pointer over the 3D Axis to display the
control bar.
Do one of the following:
To move the 3D Axis,
drag the control bar.
To minimize, click the minimize icon.
To restore to normal size, click the minimized 3D Axis.
To resize, drag the zoom icon.
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