Here's an example, a video tutorial showing it in PS: http://detrans.deviantart.com/art/Isome ... -474937827
Thanks in advance
Isometric 3D Display
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Isometric 3D Display
Hi everyone. I have seen that a lot of web designers do this, a 3D Isometric Display, and I saw that there is an easy way to do it in Photoshop, using just a few steps. Is there any way to do it easily in Paint Shop Pro?
Here's an example, a video tutorial showing it in PS: http://detrans.deviantart.com/art/Isome ... -474937827
Thanks in advance
Here's an example, a video tutorial showing it in PS: http://detrans.deviantart.com/art/Isome ... -474937827
Thanks in advance
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Re: Isometric 3D Display
If the actions he provides in his tutorial can be replicated in PSP Scripts, then yes this can be done in exactly the same fashion as he shows. However, since I don't have facebook or twitter I can't download his actions to find out if I can duplicate them.
If it can't, then you may need to find a more indepth tutorial.
But off the bat it looks like all they're doing is skewing the image, then adding a raised appearance through drop shadows and bevels. So it may not actually be a difficult effect even without the scripts.
If it can't, then you may need to find a more indepth tutorial.
But off the bat it looks like all they're doing is skewing the image, then adding a raised appearance through drop shadows and bevels. So it may not actually be a difficult effect even without the scripts.
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