Photoshop: With 3D Mesh, How to get rid of suddenly appeared gray cube?
I don't know how to express clearly about my problem. When I create new 3d mesh from layer postcard and rotate/move/roll the object at the beginning, everything works fine as expected. But suddenly after I click somewhere, there will be a gray cube with three axis (red/blue/green) comes out. After this, I can not really transform the 3d mesh correctly anymore. How to get rid of this gray cube?
PS1: Sometimes, double click the empty space will turn it off. Sometimes, double click does nothing. Double click many times in many different places may turn it off randomly. I can continue to my work now. Not sure why, but it works.
PS2: Adding the screenshot:
The expected UI:
The un-expected UI:
So far, I can use multiple double clicks to turn off the unexpected UI randomly.
adobe-photoshop
asked Jan 24 at 8:24
sgon00sgon00
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I don't know how to express clearly about my problem. When I create new 3d mesh from layer postcard and rotate/move/roll the object at the beginning, everything works fine as expected. But suddenly after I click somewhere, there will be a gray cube with three axis (red/blue/green) comes out. After this, I can not really transform the 3d mesh correctly anymore. How to get rid of this gray cube?
PS1: Sometimes, double click the empty space will turn it off. Sometimes, double click does nothing. Double click many times in many different places may turn it off randomly. I can continue to my work now. Not sure why, but it works.
PS2: Adding the screenshot:
The expected UI:
The un-expected UI:
So far, I can use multiple double clicks to turn off the unexpected UI randomly.
adobe-photoshop
asked Jan 24 at 8:24
sgon00sgon00
1055
CAn you please edit your question to post a screen cap of what you're talking about?
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 25 at 3:35
@cybernetic.nomad thanks a lot for your reply. Sorry that I was lazy to upload screen caps after I can solve it by some random double clicks. Now, please check the question again, I have added two screenshots, one for expected UI and another one is unexpected UI. Thanks.
– sgon00
Jan 25 at 3:48
That is part of the interface to manipulate the object in 3D. See any good tutorial on using 3D in Photoshop, like this one for how to use it
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 25 at 12:19
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I don't know how to express clearly about my problem. When I create new 3d mesh from layer postcard and rotate/move/roll the object at the beginning, everything works fine as expected. But suddenly after I click somewhere, there will be a gray cube with three axis (red/blue/green) comes out. After this, I can not really transform the 3d mesh correctly anymore. How to get rid of this gray cube?
PS1: Sometimes, double click the empty space will turn it off. Sometimes, double click does nothing. Double click many times in many different places may turn it off randomly. I can continue to my work now. Not sure why, but it works.
PS2: Adding the screenshot:
The expected UI:
The un-expected UI:
So far, I can use multiple double clicks to turn off the unexpected UI randomly.
adobe-photoshop
asked Jan 24 at 8:24
sgon00sgon00
1055
I don't know how to express clearly about my problem. When I create new 3d mesh from layer postcard and rotate/move/roll the object at the beginning, everything works fine as expected. But suddenly after I click somewhere, there will be a gray cube with three axis (red/blue/green) comes out. After this, I can not really transform the 3d mesh correctly anymore. How to get rid of this gray cube?
PS1: Sometimes, double click the empty space will turn it off. Sometimes, double click does nothing. Double click many times in many different places may turn it off randomly. I can continue to my work now. Not sure why, but it works.
PS2: Adding the screenshot:
The expected UI:
The un-expected UI:
So far, I can use multiple double clicks to turn off the unexpected UI randomly.
adobe-photoshop
adobe-photoshop
asked Jan 24 at 8:24
sgon00sgon00
1055
asked Jan 24 at 8:24
sgon00sgon00
1055
edited Jan 25 at 3:47
sgon00
asked Jan 24 at 8:24
sgon00sgon00
1055
asked Jan 24 at 8:24
sgon00sgon00
1055
asked Jan 24 at 8:24
sgon00sgon00
1055
1055
CAn you please edit your question to post a screen cap of what you're talking about?
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 25 at 3:35
@cybernetic.nomad thanks a lot for your reply. Sorry that I was lazy to upload screen caps after I can solve it by some random double clicks. Now, please check the question again, I have added two screenshots, one for expected UI and another one is unexpected UI. Thanks.
– sgon00
Jan 25 at 3:48
That is part of the interface to manipulate the object in 3D. See any good tutorial on using 3D in Photoshop, like this one for how to use it
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 25 at 12:19
add a comment |
CAn you please edit your question to post a screen cap of what you're talking about?
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 25 at 3:35
@cybernetic.nomad thanks a lot for your reply. Sorry that I was lazy to upload screen caps after I can solve it by some random double clicks. Now, please check the question again, I have added two screenshots, one for expected UI and another one is unexpected UI. Thanks.
– sgon00
Jan 25 at 3:48
That is part of the interface to manipulate the object in 3D. See any good tutorial on using 3D in Photoshop, like this one for how to use it
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 25 at 12:19
CAn you please edit your question to post a screen cap of what you're talking about?
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 25 at 3:35
CAn you please edit your question to post a screen cap of what you're talking about?
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 25 at 3:35
@cybernetic.nomad thanks a lot for your reply. Sorry that I was lazy to upload screen caps after I can solve it by some random double clicks. Now, please check the question again, I have added two screenshots, one for expected UI and another one is unexpected UI. Thanks.
– sgon00
Jan 25 at 3:48
@cybernetic.nomad thanks a lot for your reply. Sorry that I was lazy to upload screen caps after I can solve it by some random double clicks. Now, please check the question again, I have added two screenshots, one for expected UI and another one is unexpected UI. Thanks.
– sgon00
Jan 25 at 3:48
That is part of the interface to manipulate the object in 3D. See any good tutorial on using 3D in Photoshop, like this one for how to use it
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 25 at 12:19
That is part of the interface to manipulate the object in 3D. See any good tutorial on using 3D in Photoshop, like this one for how to use it
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 25 at 12:19
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CAn you please edit your question to post a screen cap of what you're talking about?
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 25 at 3:35
@cybernetic.nomad thanks a lot for your reply. Sorry that I was lazy to upload screen caps after I can solve it by some random double clicks. Now, please check the question again, I have added two screenshots, one for expected UI and another one is unexpected UI. Thanks.
– sgon00
Jan 25 at 3:48
That is part of the interface to manipulate the object in 3D. See any good tutorial on using 3D in Photoshop, like this one for how to use it
– cybernetic.nomad
Jan 25 at 12:19