What adobe program...

[threesword]

What program that adobe made lets you turn things. EX. there is a cube that lets you rotate the object and make it look 3-d.


Need for rpg xp because I'm trying to make a sideways tile set.

 

[Kraft]

It doesnt work like that, you would have to make the image in the program.
You cant just take a image, like a RMXP tileset, and change its perspective... it doesnt work like that.

I am not sure what it is called, but you should be able to find it on their site.

 

[AbyssalRX]

I don't know of any adobe program that allows you to turn objects, but there is Maya. Save up a couple hundred and buy it.

 

[holloway]

He means the new Adobe Acrobat which can implement 3D objects. You need to make the model yourself first, using Maya, Cinema4D, 3D Max, Blender or any other 3D Software.

 

[lorddonk]

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[candle]

I don't know of any adobe program that allows you to turn objects, but there is Maya. Save up a couple hundred and buy it.

Actually, Blender is much better in my opinion, and its completely free, too

 

[madmax_vii]

He means the new Adobe Acrobat which can implement 3D objects. You need to make the model yourself first, using Maya, Cinema4D, 3D Max, Blender or any other 3D Software.

its also do-able in adobe photoshop CS3.

 

[Txzeenath]

I really see no reason to design 3D models for everything, when it's an RMXP game. If you're going to spend the time to design 3D models to begin with, why not get a 3D game designer/engine?


(although it seems like the original poster simply expects the program to magically allow him to rotate the image and view the opposite side.)

 

[candle]

I agree with you. This guy needs to realize that a picture is Two-Dimensional, not three. All that you see is what you get. Anything else, you need to have created as extra.