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Photoshop CS6 has updated its 3D tool adding more features and making it easier to use and faster. We decided to play with some 3D using Photoshop to create a basic extrusion and then adding some old halftone style to it. So in this tutorial we will create a basic 3D effect using Photoshop and Illustrator. The whole process is very simple but it might take you up to 2 hours to go through the whole technique. Step 1 Step 2 Copy the text in Illustrator and then go to Photoshop. Paste the text there. Step 3 Time to add some 3D. With the new layer selected go to 3D>New 3D Extrusion from the Selected Layer. After go to Window>3D so you can see the 3D panel. Follow the images below for the 3D properties for the Scene, Object, Texture and Lighting. Step 4 Here is the 3D text you will have after applying the effects. Now it's time to render. Go to 3D>Render. Step 5 The 3D image will be render and you will get a much sharper resul

1.Step At first we will work with Cinema 4D to create cracked 3d text effect. So, open Cinema 4D, create a text and write “ ST “. Now do the same with the letters “ O “, “ N “, “ E “. 2.Step Place the letters in the right order, as in the image: Now add an “Extrude Nurbs” and repeat this step 3 more times. 3.Step Put each letter into a corresponding “ Extrude Nurbs “. Change the depth from 20 to 50 cm . Go to “ Caps ” and set the values as in the image: 4.Step Select the “ O ” and turn it on, then place it at your leisure. 5.Step Do the same with the “ E ” always following the image: 6.Step Now insert a “ Background ” and apply a material. Choose the image by clicking on “ Texture “. Drag the material on the “ Background ” and set the values as shown in the image: 7.Step Enter a “ Plane ” and enlarge it up to come out from the background image. Add material to the “ Plane ” and change the “ Projection