Custom Shapes - Adobe Dimension & Illustrator

Photoshop isn't needed any longer to create custom shapes for Adobe Dimension via Illustrator.

[@ColbyClinePenholders]

I downloaded way too many 3d modeling programs just for Illustrator to have a one click button built in! I literally was trying everything when it was right under my nose the whole time. Now to try and modify it. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@ulearnedit]

You are welcome!

[@emericagirl24]

Thank you so much for making this, it was super easy to follow along with!

[@DamianGak]

Thank you so much for the update! I watched the previous tutorial using Photoshop, and I'm so glad you recorded this follow up.

[@ulearnedit]

You are welcome.

[@cheriewest4676]

This is just what I needed! Thanks sooo much!

[@ulearnedit]

You're so welcome! Be sure to check out my other videos. Here is an updated for custom shapes using Adobe Substance 3D Stager: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4PQiIqfqs1rp5Ysi=K34nJ841aMQa7ns0

[@ErDige]

So many doubts were addressed in such low amount of time XD GREAT VIDEO

[@ulearnedit]

Many thanks to you.

[@ARTUROCAST1LLO]

Me gustan tus videos, no dejes de surbirlos

[@Chichi-kd3jj]

Thank you! This was so helpful!

[@ulearnedit]

I really appreciate your reply. Glad I could be of service.

[@SusanHJ1]

Thank you! This has helped me - I'm trying to create a unique Obj file for applying art to in AD. The bag - is just a photo. I'll try redrawing it in illustrator and see what happens. : ) Do you have a website?

[@007Yasir]

Is there a way to create a wrinkle on a paper bag or plastic bag in dimension with a model from illustrator?

[@bluewhistleschannel6058]

Cheers mate!

[@ulearnedit]

Much thanks.

[@007Yasir]

Great, straight to the point. thank you🙏

[@ulearnedit]

You are welcome.

[@rezaabdollahi5427]

thank you