Whenever I try to render something--anything!--it either needs "application restart" or it just loads everything into the memory...which then sits there...doing nothing...ever. Anyway, here is the log that it claims I should use in a bug report. I don't know what's going wrong. :(

Just for the record, I'm using Windows 10, fully updated, and my system meets and most often beats all recommended settings for running Dimension. And yes, all drivers are up-to-date and all CC apps are up to date. Every other CC app I use works beautifully--my system can run Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Bridge ALL AT THE SAME TIME, so I highly doubt it's the computer at fault.

Same here! Once I click on " render preview " it stops running at approx 50% and nothing more is working except the menu where I can search for help.

If I "render" than the same model stays forever no matter if I have a new one finished. Not possible to render the new one but taking full credits on the same one. So credits are gone and no way to render the new project unless I close and restart the program.

How to work or create a workflow when it crashes every time I want to see in the preview render what my progress is?? Paying 40 bucks a month for what exactly??!

I have 16 ram by the way.

I stumbled upon this while making my renders :
The beginners files proposes a very nice gradient too use as a background. I love it.

Except it's a 8bit subtle gradient.

Which means it has "banding" effects, which you can solve in 2 ways :
— adding some noise;
— or turning this image 16bit.

Since Dn exports 16bit images, wouldn't it be "cleaner" to propose a clean file to users (esp. beginners) ?

To go further, why not offering it as a psd with an editable gradient , and maybe a noise smartfilter on top ?

I know you already did a smart move a few years ago when the background in a psd export became a color layer :)

I have an .obj, .mdl, .mtl, and a folder full of .png files that are referenced in the .mdl file. When I import the .obj file, it brings in the material, but not all of the "graphic" .png files. I have to open up each model (it's a skeleton, lots of bones!) and apply the graphic for every single model. I noticed by looking at the .mdl file, that it properly references the file locations/names for the "graphics", but doesn't use them. I'm attaching the obj, mdl and mtl files. If you want me to attach .png files, let me know. Thanks for any help! By the way, this is an asset I acquired from Adobe Stock.

A DN file contains several camera bookmarks, over time working on the file bookmarks are deleted, updated and renamed. After saving the DN file with just two bookmarks and selecting File > Share 3D Scene for Review, the scene is uploaded to Adobe Cloud and a link provided for viewing.

When viewing the link, the browser viewer shows old deleted camera bookmarks as well as the two bookmarks that existed in the last save.

See screen shots attached. As you can see the DN file only has "Front" and "Back" camera bookmarks. But the browser viewer is showing 7 bookmarks, 5 of which have been deleted.

I have tried saving the file, and reopening before sharing it to Adobe Cloud, and it still shows deleted bookmarks in the browser viewer. I have tried deleting all bookmarks, and the 7 bookmarks still appear in the online viewer.

It appears that when you delete a bookmark its not actually being deleted, or the online viewer should be ignoring deleted bookmarks.