Design 3D CX is the best 3D modeling software for creative professionals. In addition to comprehensive features such as the ability to export to and import from virtually every common format, Design 3D CX creates a sophisticated work space for the artist, designer, and creative director to take their vision from concept to completion in an easy-to-use, powerful and flexible environment. The software includes sophisticated 3D modeling tools and an extensive library of ready-made objects and scenes that are directly linked to Photoshop and other Adobe products.
Key Features:
Revolutionary 3D Design Tool
Leading-edge technology for advanced 3D modeling, rendering, photo-realistic lighting and cameras.
Blazing-fast rendering engine
What’s New in Version 4.9?
• All-new Selective Scaling Interface
Fully editable tools that allow the scaling of your object independently from the 3D object itself, allowing you to adjust the way that the 3D object is displayed and scale selectively for best results.
• Photo-Realistic Lighting System
Live Lighting System that allows you to control every aspect of your scene lighting dynamically using Photoshop-based control.
• Camera System
Use either a simple or more complex camera system from within Photoshop or directly edit your camera in the editor to quickly realize a variety of effects.
• Exported as LT4 from Design 3D
• Textures now exported in LT4 format
• Linking options for Photoshop and Illustrator files
• Moved from.PSD to.TIFF for better support in other programs and.JPG support in Photoshop when exporting
• Other 3D Mesh data now exported in.IMF (instead of.OBJ)
• Plugin for Autodesk’s Unreal Engine 4 now added
• Various Bug fixes and other improvements
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Do I need a separate database per table?
I am creating a new database for a project and wondering if I need a separate database for each table? Say we have a bunch of tables like:
Employees
Departments
Sections
Features Key:
- Nine variations of the same 8-bit background
- 50 “character objects”:
- And lots of other cool things