Adobe Dimension is a 3D Mockup tool part of Adobe Creative Cloud. In this course, you will learn how to work in a 3d environment, import 3d models, add textures, and render and export final outputs.
In this video lesson, we will learn about General Preferences in Adobe Dimension.
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In this video lesson, we will learn about General Preferences in Adobe Dimension.
You can access the entire Adobe Dimension Course in the following playlist:
https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x8fyps
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00:00So, your Adobe Dimension interface behaves and looks in a certain way. And if you want
00:11to go around and change it, then you can work around with general preferences of the application.
00:16So to do that, you need to go around over here on to on to edit right here, then you
00:22can see that preferences is an option. Once you go around on the preferences under the
00:26general preferences, you can choose the UI language, as you can see right here, according
00:31to how you want right here. And the language of the UI simply changes out. Apart from that,
00:36you can go for a light theme as well instead of the default dark theme. As you can see
00:40right here, you can go for a light or dark right here. You can go for condensed type
00:45of feel right here, or you can go for a more spacious, comfortable type of look as well,
00:50just like this. And there's snapping right here. So whenever I bring in an object, then
00:55actually snaps onto ground right here, just like this. So you can see that it snaps onto
00:59ground right here. It's like this. But if I want to go around and turn it off right
01:03here, then you can simply go around over here and then disable the snap to ground option
01:09so that it is not there anymore. So if I were to go around, it does not snap there anymore
01:14right here, just like this. But if I were to go around and turn it on right here, so
01:18let's just go around and then on to general, let me enable the snap tolerance right here
01:23and make it, let's say, for example, Lars right here,
01:26then what happens is that it actually snaps onto the ground
01:29right here, just like this, for alignment.
01:32So let's just go around onto preferences right here,
01:34and you can see that render is here.
01:36So you can reduce noise in rendering that you can turn on,
01:40and you can also enable rendering using CPU
01:43instead of CPU as you want.
01:45You can go around and enable viewport anti-aliasing as well,
01:49or just disable the anti-aliasing for faster response.
01:52You can also focus the preview on canvas
01:55as you can see right here, or disable it altogether.
01:58So these are the preferences that you can go around
02:01and change out to let the application,
02:03that is, Adobe Dimension,
02:05behave in a certain way as you like.
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