I know you this is a four-year-old video at this point but really great work on this walk-through! Just wanted to drop a suggestion for other people that might be watching. Regarding the limitations you pointed out for the labell: You could can in one of the primitive half pipe shapes (in the asset panel) and position it like an actual label in front of the bottle. Then add your label texture to that. The result is one that looks even more realistic.
Great video. FYI Adobe Dimension 4.0 is out a week ago, with over 500 materials and other improvements. Hope you make a video with that version. Thank you 👌
I think there will be a lot of images out there with that background lol. Looking forward to trying it when I get my new mac! I think I will keep just a single colour background - it still looks really good
Hi, i think you should select the option simplify meshes in photoshop and then to export it to Dimension. This way you can add the label both sides without Dimension mirroring it.
@@CaryHawkins Did you try this out.... do you have any comments in matching the length of the actual label design and the size of the bootle that is used as 3D... or should that just fit since the shape is orginally desgned from a picture of the actual water bottle... and that way if you messured a "real life" paper version you know the size of the indesign label... so after that both ends should almost come togeather when wrapping around the 3D model ?
@@andersrydingdaugaard I have not had a chance to mess with the texture setting yet. When I did my example in the video, I just eyeballed it. I didn't measure anything.
I think it's great for the rendering and materials, saves a whole load of time but I would still stick to my 3d software to create my models as the process is quicker, easier and just overall better for creating realistic models.
Amazing.... It appears easy, but I believe it requires years of practice to become as skilled as you are. Could you kindly recommend a video tutorial that demonstrates the proper technique for "pouring water or any other liquid into a bottle or jar", for assistance?
Thanks for posting this Cary! For the incorporation of the back lable why don't you import the graphics as separate PNGs. the blue Background as a PNG, the logo and graphics as a separate PNG, and the Back nutritional info as its own PNG. That you you can just Layer them and get everything you need.
Sure, why not? The only reason would be time. It's easier to get all elements at once, especially for this tutorial. I have layered stuff before when I've needed some matte and some glossy elements. I usually don't mess with the back label because it's not sexy anyway.
Thanks for the encouragement! Life is full right now with two small kids, side businesses and working on moving to a new home. I have some ideas if I get the free time to put them together.
Cary this is the best tutorial that I've found here! Congrats! I get to do it the way you explained and it's amazing! Could you help me with a difficulty? How could I do when the bottle is not symmetrical? I've try to do the steps but, in front view, the top of the bottle that I'm trying to do, is completely different :(
Asymetrical 3D is not really something Illustrator can handle, I don't think. You might try Blender, it's free 3D software that should allow you to do what you want. I don't have any blender tutorials though.
Great tutorial, well explained, thank U!. It seems creating round (cylinder) shape object is quite easy in Photoshop. Could you please explain how to create some irregular mock-up? Or flat? T-shirt/placemat/bandana - or something else.
Hey! Thanks so much for this Tut. I'm just beginning to making my own 3D objects. And have a little exposure to Illustrator and Photoshop. I'm reading that Adobe is pulling the 3D capability out of Photoshop, so I'm getting the dreaded "going-out-of-business" pop-up. Anyways, just wondering is you've found a work-around. Thanks again!
I extruded a 3d obj file from a photoshop file the other day. No telling how long that will be possible. I pulled it into Dimension to finish it out. It was buggy though. You might try Blender, a free 3D program.
i watched whole video,its easy,,but tell me that,,,after doing all the steps shown in the video how we make it mockup for changing logos in photoshop??
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I know you this is a four-year-old video at this point but really great work on this walk-through! Just wanted to drop a suggestion for other people that might be watching. Regarding the limitations you pointed out for the labell: You could can in one of the primitive half pipe shapes (in the asset panel) and position it like an actual label in front of the bottle. Then add your label texture to that. The result is one that looks even more realistic.
dude just gave you the whole shortcuts set in one tutorial, great tuto man thanks.
Great tutorial thanks for sharing
Glad to find a Dimension tutorial that doesn't suck. Thanks, man!
Glad you liked it!
crazily amazing, the combination of Ai, Photoshop and Adobe Dimension is sweet.
Would love to see more tutorial to build on
Great video. FYI Adobe Dimension 4.0 is out a week ago, with over 500 materials and other improvements. Hope you make a video with that version. Thank you 👌
Thanks for simplifying complex topics and making them easy to understand. 😇
Even though it was a lot, its exactly what i was looking for with such great brief explanations. Thanks bruv
I think there will be a lot of images out there with that background lol. Looking forward to trying it when I get my new mac! I think I will keep just a single colour background - it still looks really good
I've used it on a few myself.
Thank you so much Mr. Cary. Very useful. Pls do more videos about Dimension and Custom 3d Mockups design.
You're welcome! Thanks for the input.
@@CaryHawkins I tried, Once I select the 3d extrusion but I can't select the 3d model and Shape preset doesn't work. Pls help to solve this problem.
Maybe watch again. I'm not sure what you missed.
Great video, I’m running on Mac Studio, thanks
just stumbled across your video and It was really helpful. Hope to see more. Thank you!
Wao, amazing tutorial.
i dont now why i missed this awesome tutorial
Hi, i think you should select the option simplify meshes in photoshop and then to export it to Dimension. This way you can add the label both sides without Dimension mirroring it.
I've had others suggest similar ideas. I'll have to try it.
@@CaryHawkins Did you try this out.... do you have any comments in matching the length of the actual label design and the size of the bootle that is used as 3D... or should that just fit since the shape is orginally desgned from a picture of the actual water bottle... and that way if you messured a "real life" paper version you know the size of the indesign label... so after that both ends should almost come togeather when wrapping around the 3D model ?
@@andersrydingdaugaard I have not had a chance to mess with the texture setting yet. When I did my example in the video, I just eyeballed it. I didn't measure anything.
Thanks Mr Hawkins for the "Bo'Oh'O'wa'Aer" tutorial
Thanks for explain smoothy 3d model creating. ❤️
Thank you!! :)
Helped me render the output I needed.
I just wanna learn even more now- it looks so cool o.O
Very interesting way to create and resolve this problem I have to make my own bottles! thanks Cary!
Glad you found it useful!
Fantastic tutorial, keep up the great videos!
this was excellently done...just what i needed!!!!
Well done
Very nice tutorial
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback!
Wow.. nicely done..👍
Thanks!
I think it's great for the rendering and materials, saves a whole load of time but I would still stick to my 3d software to create my models as the process is quicker, easier and just overall better for creating realistic models.
Yes. Dimension is not for building.
Amazing.... It appears easy, but I believe it requires years of practice to become as skilled as you are. Could you kindly recommend a video tutorial that demonstrates the proper technique for "pouring water or any other liquid into a bottle or jar", for assistance?
I can't. I don't do a ton of 3D myself. It's just not as useful for my clients with a few exceptions. Let me know if you find a good one.
having tNice tutorials tutorial playing when first using soft soft was a godsend. Thank you!!
Legit! It works perfectly so far! Thank you!!!
Thanks You Cary this is very good software and your teaching is very good Sir Thanks!
Thanks!
Thank you Cary, very helpfull tut and presented in a more then pleasant way! I'm looking forward to the next one!
Thanks!
Thanks for posting this Cary! For the incorporation of the back lable why don't you import the graphics as separate PNGs. the blue Background as a PNG, the logo and graphics as a separate PNG, and the Back nutritional info as its own PNG. That you you can just Layer them and get everything you need.
Sure, why not? The only reason would be time. It's easier to get all elements at once, especially for this tutorial. I have layered stuff before when I've needed some matte and some glossy elements. I usually don't mess with the back label because it's not sexy anyway.
I have mp3 format s and i want to make it puncNice tutorialer plzz help buddy
Great video thank you I actually could simply do it
Great! Thank you for the video. I will try to make it. Also I'll look forward to other works.
I have a Dimension 3D lightsaber tutorial coming up next week!
obsessed with soft design now and more obsessed with cool scales Nd stuff.
Thanks for your video
Will stay tuned to your channal! Cheers!
great thanks for that! Very clear and articulate!
fire video, thanks bro
definitely diving into your videos. Thank you so much for taking the ti to teach us that are green in the field. Have a great day
nice tutorial
Thank you!
It so nice and I love your tutorials
thanks bro
Such praise! Thanks so much for the feedback!
well put together video, thank you
Thanks!
this is going to be great!
I love your tutorials
Very helpful 👍
That is very cool, nice work
Thanks!
Thanks alot will help me alot
Good, I hope so!
Very welcoming. Thank you.
Make more videos dude . Youre good :P
Thanks for the encouragement! Life is full right now with two small kids, side businesses and working on moving to a new home. I have some ideas if I get the free time to put them together.
Exactly what I was looking for!!
I know! I made it just for you!
Great job ❤️ Big thanks!
ive been making complete verses on a single soft, it seems everyone of these tutorials i find like to put a single instrunt on each
You worked amazing
How you start setuping can you do a video on that
Great Video
Thanks!
Absolutely interesting
straight to the point.
The video was so helpful!Thanks a lot!
Cary this is the best tutorial that I've found here! Congrats!
I get to do it the way you explained and it's amazing! Could you help me with a difficulty? How could I do when the bottle is not symmetrical? I've try to do the steps but, in front view, the top of the bottle that I'm trying to do, is completely different :(
Asymetrical 3D is not really something Illustrator can handle, I don't think. You might try Blender, it's free 3D software that should allow you to do what you want. I don't have any blender tutorials though.
@@CaryHawkins thanks! ♡
This was soo helpful!
Yay!
Nice tutorial,
Very useful video... Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Great tutorial thanks a lot! What other 3D programmes would you suggest using to better achieve what you've done in the video?
Blender is a good free tool. It's a little cumbersome though. Cinema 4D is a solid purchase if you have the money and want a high-end software.
This is perfect! Very insightful and informative, AND VERY VERY ENTERTAINING. Thanks for this man! More Power to you.
Thanks! I appreciate it!
great!
thank you
Thank you Cary for a very clear instruction of how to use Adobe Dimension. Can I ask a question? How to create 3D Rice Materials ?
Thanks!
Completely agree. Aweso video
sir, i have a helmet and i want to wrap a illustrator design on it. how can i do ?
That is a challenge. Curved surfaces are harder to wrap. Maybe get with an experienced vehicle wrap company and ask them how to set that up.
Great tutorial, well explained, thank U!. It seems creating round (cylinder) shape object is quite easy in Photoshop. Could you please explain how to create some irregular mock-up? Or flat? T-shirt/placemat/bandana - or something else.
Blender or Cinema 4D.
Thanks for the vid!
Hey! Thanks so much for this Tut. I'm just beginning to making my own 3D objects. And have a little exposure to Illustrator and Photoshop. I'm reading that Adobe is pulling the 3D capability out of Photoshop, so I'm getting the dreaded "going-out-of-business" pop-up. Anyways, just wondering is you've found a work-around. Thanks again!
I extruded a 3d obj file from a photoshop file the other day. No telling how long that will be possible. I pulled it into Dimension to finish it out. It was buggy though. You might try Blender, a free 3D program.
@@CaryHawkins - OK! Do you have a Tut up showing how it's done in Blender? I'll pay for it ...
I sure don't. Good idea though.
Thanks for the tutorial this helped a lot!
Awesome! Thanks for taking time to let me know!
followed the tutorial exactly right, but still different. Using trial version. Thank you*
There have been some changes since this was made. You might try classic 3D options.
you did just well job.
Dude... u give hope
Thank you so much for this amazingly simple and explanatory tutorial! :D
You are welcome! Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment!
WOW Beautiful 👌
Thank you!! Really helpful!!
Great, glad you found it useful!
Very usefull vid!
Glad you think so!
Thank you ! great tutorial !
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
this is awesome
Thank you!
you explained. Thank you so much.
lol, thank you so much man. Love your commentary by the way hahah.
Hey, thanks!
Whenever i use the GMS and put it in the soft, it holds out the note forever! please help, i am very confused
If it is intriguing to you, you won't be forgetting it easily
beautiful thank you soo much
Can't seem to use the 3D extrusion. It's grayed out. Any idea why?
sometimes the program doesnt let me orbit aswell. Its not perfect as you say. Still nice to make 3D accesible to more people.
Good for simple and quick mockups. Not much else.
How did you change it from grey to white in Photoshop before exporting?
thank you mate!! 😊
Welcome!
i watched whole video,its easy,,but tell me that,,,after doing all the steps shown in the video how we make it mockup for changing logos in photoshop??
Sorry, I don't fully understand the question. Can you rephrase it?
why you didnt create the outline within photoshop? pen tool in ps is also vector.
It's not quite as good in PS. More control in Illustrator.
You can do that if you are more comfortable in PS. I just have way more comfort and control with AI.
Looks like you forget the background match option when you import background image.. please try that next time. It will fix the angle issues
Will do!
Check out my latest video on Monday! I go over matching your 3D object with the background image.
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When I use GMS it's just a loud distortion soft what's up with that?
WOOOOW GRazie!
Thank you, mate...
You're welcome. 😁
Can’t believe adobe made it unavailable to export a 3D image from photoshop now.
complete. So I put a few videos up to show what i've got so far, and i'm hoping that soone will take the ti to watch them, let
Don’t be afraid, just embrace it.