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Easy Texturing: Photoshop CS4 gone 3D

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rattle
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Re: Easy Texturing: Photoshop CS4 gone 3D

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Also, does it still force you to install a bunch of useless Adobe programs no one ever needs (except for ImageReady)?
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Re: Easy Texturing: Photoshop CS4 gone 3D

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*coughs while saying the words "adobe device central"*
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Re: Easy Texturing: Photoshop CS4 gone 3D

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rattle wrote:Also, does it still force you to install a bunch of useless Adobe programs no one ever needs (except for ImageReady)?
No, those are optional now (thank the gods)
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Re: Easy Texturing: Photoshop CS4 gone 3D

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I now has CS4. It's a bit clunky for me, but that's probably because I'm unfamiliar with it. I've not used it long, but it seems to deal with seams just fine (pun not intended).
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Re: Easy Texturing: Photoshop CS4 gone 3D

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you don't have to buy the whole software suite to get photoshop, who told you that?
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Re: Easy Texturing: Photoshop CS4 gone 3D

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PS11 still requires Bridge and a few other useless apps and wastes space on the partition where shared files go, which usally is your windows partition.

The 3D paint feature is mediocre at best. Spending your money BodyPaint 3D would be a better choice, also BP3D works better with layered PSDs.

Conclusion:
Waste of money/bandwidth
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