Adobe Dimension is a 3D Mockup tool which is a part of Adobe Creative Cloud. In this course, you will learn how to work in a 3d environment, import 3d models, add in textures, render and export final outputs.
In this video lesson, we will learn about Using Sampler Tool in Adobe Dimension.
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In this video lesson, we will learn about Using Sampler Tool 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 over here, you can see that I have some objects right here and I have these objects
00:10and there are certain materials applied to these objects.
00:14So let's say I want to take samples of these particular materials and then apply onto them
00:19other material like this.
00:21In that case, you can go around and utilize something called the sampler tool right here.
00:25And over here, you can see that there's the material mode and there's the screen color
00:29mode right here and there's the sample mode and there's this apply mode right here.
00:34And you can go around and hold alt in order to go around and then change out the mode
00:40right here.
00:41So you can hold alt and the other tool will be selected right here just like this.
00:45So let's just go around onto the material mode itself.
00:48And now I'm going to go around and click on this material right here.
00:52And once I do that, you can see that it has taken sample right here just like this.
00:57If I were to go around over here onto alt right here and click, then I can apply onto
01:02other material as well just like this.
01:05So if I were to go around and press control Z, this is what you have, as you can see.
01:09So now what I can also do is I can go around and click on this right here and you can see
01:14that a sample is selected right here.
01:17Let me just go around and select out, let's say, for example, spear right here just like
01:21this and take the sample by clicking on this.
01:24And that sample has been applied right here.
01:26I can hold alt and then click right here and the sample is applied onto the other spear
01:31as well.
01:32Similarly, if I were to click on this, then you can see that this is there are different
01:36parts on this tin can and then you can apply the samples accordingly right here.
01:41Take the materials as samples that is.
01:44What you can also do is you can go around and take, let's say, for example, screen color
01:48as sample.
01:49In this case, let me just go around and select this right here.
01:53And now it takes the particular color, as you can see right here.
01:56And you can select white or, let's say, for example, this color or tin color right here
02:00and even click outside right here.
02:02And it takes the particular color and then applies it onto the selected object.
02:07I can also hold alt on my keyboard and click right here and that color will be applied
02:12over here just like this, as you can see right here to other objects as well.
02:16So that is how you can go around and utilize the sampler tool inside of Adobe Dimension.
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