Invigorator 4.5 1 serial

This is a known issue that we are trying to find a solution for. It has to do with how Adobe Photoshop sees 3D Invigorator, not the plugin itself, so it's very difficult to fix. This happens sometimes after you render 3D Invigorator to a Smart Layer.

If you move the Smart Layer around in the Photoshop file, perhaps with Photoshop's Move tool, you will sometimes get the error message. Other times you won't get an error. Occasionally you might be able to reposition the layer so that you can access the 3D Invigorator interface again. This error message does not pop up if the layer contains any pixels.

So, if you applied the Smart Layer on the background layer or any layers with pixels , apply 3D Invigorator, move the layer around, and attempt to go back into 3D Invigorator, you won't encounter this issue.

Is there any upgrade pricing from my current version? You can purchase that item from our store. Please include your current Invigorator serial number when you purchase, or contact us if you can't find that information. Is there any upgrade pricing from my previous version? Does 3D Invigorator work over time in the Timeline to create animations? Can I animate the 3D objects? What's difference between that app and 3D Invigorator? Swift is a lot cheaper.

They are both great products. It really depends how much time vs. Swift is much closer to a full fledged 3D application, with the learning curve that goes with a 3D application.

The whole point of 3D Invigorator is that it allows you to create very cool looking text and logos in a fraction of the time you'd have to spend in a 3D program. Unless you're already a competent 3D user, you'll waste a lot of your billable time pretty quickly learning Swift 3D. And if you do know 3D already The usefulness of Invig is in its ability to let people that know a minimal amount of 3D create some very cool stuff quickly. If you're doing production or billable work, that's usually an important point.

We are bringing that same capability to Photoshop artists. Can the plugin render out an editable wireframe? I would like to create a file that I can then import into a regular 3D application to edit or post-process the file. No, 3D Invigorator always renders out a pixel-based image, not an editable wireframe or 3D file format.

This is because the whole purpose behind 3D Invigorator is to keep you out of needing to use a 3D application. To make it look more realistic you want the shadow of the title to fall onto the package and the table top. Normally this is an impossible problem. The shadow will have to bend to take into account the height of the package and how it is positioned on the table, but the 3D Invigorator PRO makes it possible. To create this effect, all you have to do is to use the new primitives modeler to create a box and a plane that will act as place holders.

Adjust the box and plane to match the size of the package and the table top, and then position them in register with the background image of the real package and table. The last step is to give these placeholder objects the Shadow Catcher material.

Only the shadows that fall onto them will be seen. When composited with the background video, the shadows of the 3D objects will look as though they are falling onto the package and table in the video, merging the two images into one very realistic image!

Version 4. Swatches are now based on a global library system which keeps the file size down and speeds up the save process. It also means that once a material or object style is saved it is immediately available to use in all other Invigorator plug-ins, which is great for keeping projects consistent and speeding up work.

The new features of version 4 support the Invigorator philosophy where exceptional power is combined with exceptional speed and ease of use. All of the new material styles are one-click easy. Switching from wireframe to cartoon to photo-realistic is nothing more than a single click. You are commenting using your WordPress. You are commenting using your Google account. You are commenting using your Twitter account. You are commenting using your Facebook account.

Notify me of new comments via email. Notify me of new posts via email. Create a free website or blog at WordPress. Follow: RSS Twitter. Highlight Mapping Highlight Mapping, or Specular Mapping as it is sometimes called, is a type of texture mapping that only affects the highlights on an object. Wireframe and Hidden Line Rendering For the visual designer, Version 4 has many new ways to paint the final picture and broaden your options for being visually creative.

Cartoon Coloring This one is really fun. Absolute Coloring This kind of rendering is useful when you want a color to be absolutely the same after rendering as it was before. Matte Coloring This is a special material option that makes a 3D object act like a mask.

See the Product Details for more information or add the software to. Upload a Thing! Customize a Thing. Download All Files. Select a Collection. Save to Collection.

Tip Designer. Share this thing. Send to Thingiverse user. To help you create lighting that looks and acts real, 3D Invigorator PRO has lighting controls based on real world lights.

It's pretty cool. With a mouse click you can arrange your lights in a ring or on a truss. Then create industry standard fixtures like ellipsoidals, fresnels or motion control rigs with another click. One more click lets you see the beams coming from the lights, and a final click turns on lens flares. Think about it. But what makes it truly familiar is that all of this can be done using After Effects lights too.

This means you can position and animate your familiar AE 3D lights, and then get the trusses, light beams, fixtures and flares to go along with them.

What could be more familiar than drag and drop? Adjusting the surface materials is done live with no need for rendering so the feedback is extremely fast and interactive. These are thumbnail pictures which encapsulate everything needed to model and surface a text or logo design. This lets you set up the look of a design and save it as a preset, after which you can completely model and surface any number of other versions by simply dropping the thumbnail onto your text or Illustrator shapes.

It will also feel the most familiar to you because it uses regular old Illustrator-style, Bezier curves. The program comes with over professional bevels to get you started. You can always edit them or create your own. The ability to create your own bevels can't be understated. This ensures your designs will always look fresh. As with modeling, the bevel drawing is live, so you see the final 3D model as you draw the bevels.

Bevels can be made of multiple pieces. They can also be divided so different materials can be applied to each part. In fact the term "bevel" doesn't begin to describe what's possible. Round-Tripping is what happens when you use After Effects with an external 3D program. You render a movie from the external program, import the movie into After Effects, maybe import the camera data too. But then the client makes a change. So now you have to go back to your external program, make the changes, re-import the movie, re-import the camera data, fix whatever problems this causes, etc.

Each change creates another round-trip. Every round-trip is a headache that just wastes time.