Photoshop's 3D tools allow you to create and manipulate 3D objects and scenes right within the program. These tools can be intimidating for those who have never used them before, but with some practice and patience, you can learn to use them to create stunning 3D designs.
To start using Photoshop's 3D tools, you will need to create a 3D layer. To do this, go to the "3D" menu and select "New 3D Layer from File." From here, you can choose a 3D object or scene to import into your document. Alternatively, you can create a 3D object from scratch using the "3D Model" tool in the "3D" menu.
Once you have a 3D layer in your document, you can start to manipulate it using the 3D tools in the toolbar. The "3D Rotate" tool allows you to rotate the object in 3D space, while the "3D Scale" tool allows you to resize the object. You can also use the "3D Position" tool to move the object within the 3D scene.
To add materials to your 3D object, go to the "Materials" panel in the "3D" menu. From here, you can choose from a variety of preset materials or create your own custom materials using the "New Material" option. You can also use the "Lighting" panel to add lighting to your scene and create different lighting effects.
Photoshop's 3D tools allow you to create complex 3D designs with ease.