Had I been smart, I would have simply debugged his script. I began with the old Big Render script, created by Marco Crippa. Not an easy task, since I have never written a Blender addon. Now, I had to rewrite the addon for Blender. Maybe it is no longer compatible with the current version? Maybe I screwed something up in my setup? I don’t know. However, when I tried to run the Big Render addon in Blender, I found that it no longer worked with my version of Blender. The purpose is to import image tiles that were created with Mandelbulb 3D’s Big Render process. I also wanted to make this script usable for image tiles that were created in Blender, using the Big Render addon. So, I have been working on an image tile script for Photoshop. That said, you could also create an Action to run the script. This script should now appear in the File->Scripts menu. If you are running Photoshop already, you will need to close it, then run it again. For me, that location is: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CC 2015\Presets\Scripts. Copy the unzipped file to the Photoshop Presets Scripts folder. You will need to locate your installation of Photoshop on your computer.
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I figured out how to install it as a menu item. Then go to File->Scripts->Browse, and select the unzipped compositeFromImageTilesWithZBuf_v3.jsx file. At least, I don’t know how to install it so it just appears as a Script option. The panel will appear below the Render buttons in the Properties panel. When it is loaded, be sure to check the box to activate it. Select the unzipped RenderTilesPanel.py file. Installing the Blender Addonįor the Blender Addon, open Blender, go to User Preferences (File->User Preferences), go to the Add-ons tab, and click the Install From File button at the bottom of the window. Photoshop Script: compositeFromImageTilesWithZBuf_v3.0.2.zipĪfter downloading the image tile scripts, scan the zips for malware (but you were going to do that already, because you are smarter than the average user, aren’t you?) before you unzip them. First, the files for the Image Tile Script.
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