Steps again: Make Vector shape, Convert to 3D, Modify Caps, Apply Material, and Render. and the answer is yes, and Photoshop CS6 Extended makes it easy. I think this is somewhat what you were asking. With another minute or two I change the color and went from using Inflation to using just the Bevel, rotated the lights, added some transparency to the front and side and set it to render (for about 5 minutes). It's probably a little too puffy and I should have used the Bevel with a rounded Contour, I didn't remove the shadows caused by the lighting, blah, blah, blah. It took about 2-3 minutes to set it up and 3-4 minutes to render. I had just remembered your post and tried to see what I could do. More information on Photoshop's 3D features can be found at: Also, if you have shadows from lights or transparency from materials in the 3D layer, when you render they become transparent as well, so if you save to web, they will let the background pass-through-a great effect for web buttons and banners. This takes a little time but provides much better results than the real-time GL preview. The last thing you'll want to do is Render the 3D layer. There's a lot of power there so have fun! Once you have it done you can also play with lighting, Bevel (if you wanted to create a little highlight on the edge of the piece or change the color/material), Deform, etc. I'd say an inflation value of 5% would be enough to get you what you want. It all happens in real-time and is non-destructive so you can go back in and change the path (if that's what you started with), text, etc. Next select Cap from the Properties panel and adjust the Inflation (Puffyness) either with the Property input files, or using the On-Canvas HUD controls (Bevel is on the left and Inflation is on the right) that appear over your object. 3D-Effects action - New 3D action maker that you can use to create 3D text, 3D shapes in Photoshop. Free 3D Text Photoshop Action that will allow you to create realistic 3D effects. Actions are compatible with Adobe Photoshop CS3, CS4, CS5, CS6 and CC.
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Select the 3D Shape you created and then in properties change the Extrusion depth to something like 10. Photoshop allows you to create your own actions, or you can download and install. When you create the 3D layer there are two panels you'll work with 3D and Properties. Make your text, vector art, shape, path, selection and then Convert to 3D Extrusion (not Postcard as you'll want to use the Cap properties). I would assume that you are starting off with vector art-the sample looks like one of the standard Shapes in the Shape Presets. The best way to do this now with Photoshop CS6 Extended is with the redesigned 3D tools/features.
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