Extrusion is a technique where a flat 2D shape or surface is pulled out to give it depth. Vector extrusion would allow users to import vectors as paths, then extrude those paths into 3D shapes. This would include some additional parameters like hard or rounded corners.

Lock camera position to prevent scaling or panning when making small adjustments to the final scene

ability to add textures without having to sign into libriries

Better denoising

When importing a SketchUp model - the back face always renders as black. It would be great to be able to colour or texture the back face in SketchUp and have Dimension read it as it does the front face because having every back face on leaves or fabric for example, rendering as black, has it's obvious drawbacks.

We already have Normal Map, Roughness, and Metallic. The addition of a Height Map input would be great to add more detail and make more realistic / defined materials. With just the Normal Map input it feels restricting on the level of detail for material textures.

An ability to save materials that you created to CC Libraries. We already have the ability to download materials, and we also have the ability to create materials through Adobe Capture and save them to our libraries. But it would be nice to be able to save our materials to our library from our computer from materials that we have created within dimension for easy access in different projects. Instead of having to completely recreate them by importing the Diffuse Map / Normals / Rough etc.

make it easier to create new objects

Toggle placed decals visibility in a stack to see different graphics variations on the same surface.

Ability to set camera view to TOP, BOTTOM, FRONT and BACK positions according to the ground plane.

I'd like to move the ground plane to match an imported image. The automatic matching is inaccurate.

2D Canvas guides and rulers.

I have a book cover that is 6x9x.75. It would be ideal to have the ability to input dimensions rather than scale.

The ability to select units would be great, but to begin simply making it proportional would make it functional.

In my company, product designers usually render from Solidworks, and we have to wait for product samples to complete ad photography.

I was hoping Felix could cut out the middle man, but today I found out that Felix supports no file types Solidworks can export. It kind of defeats the purpose of the program for my role.

If we could support any of these file types (obviously excluding PS, PDF's, and JPEGS). We want this specifically to take prototype models to photography level.

When rendering to a layered Photoshop file, it would be extremely helpful to have the Object on one layer and the Cast Shadow on a separate layer. This will allow a designer the ability to manipulate shading and integrate it better into the picture. I have worked in 3D for many years (multiple programs) and this separate layered technique is one of the most used by artists and extremely powerful.

I do a lot of product photos, would love to be able to generate what is needed to make the new Facebook 3D photos.

I work a lot with putting things on walls and one function that is missing is the ability to cast shadows on to a plane (wall) and render ONLY the shadow information that is cast on that plane (wall).

配置した3Dのモデルに対する展開図のサイズがわかるようになればデザインの作成が進めやすくなる

Blender's denoising filter is a massive render speedup function. It works by taking a render with a low sample count, apply a denoise filter and output a final image that seems to have at least twice the sample count. Have a look at it here: https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/dev/render/cycles/settings/scene/render_layers/denoising.html

Adding a similar function to Dimension would help with render times, which is the main issue with this application.