Hi
I am struggling with importing a jpg and it coming out low res and have noticed on different models with the same decal it is different resolution

Dimension opens fine, but when I try and place anything (object, lighting, etc), I just get the 'Loading' bar, and nothing ever happens. I've tried restarts, etc. Nothing helps.

System specs:
OS: Windows 10 Pro (x64)
CPU: i7-4790 @3.6GHz
Memory: 16gb
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 5450 - 1gb

Taskbar icon has a black line through it....
I am running Win 10, Version 1703, Build 15063.786
Has been that way since i installed it.

Hi Guys,

I used to be able to export a model with a transparent background by going into design mode, going into environment settings and unchecking the background layer. But that does not seem to be the case anymore.
Another thread contained a message from about 8 days ago that has a similar problem: https://feedback.adobedimension.com/forums/552559-adobe-dimension-feature-requests/suggestions/17420401-final-render-transparency .
The model now exports with a background, irrespective of the settings that I give it.

Hoping to hear from you soon, and thank you for a great product.

For some reason my low poly figurine rendered with some black edges. Kept tweaking the model, but I can't get it fixed.

For me it's a bug and not a missing feature, but the scale value of a texture can't be negative.

It's a pity because some time when you want to mirror the texture it's easier to scale to -x instead of generating a mirrored image or editing the 3D model.

Layers are gone when reopening a file that DID NOT crash.

Layers are gone on reopening after crash.

Hello, my files are disappearing after the render is finished. It shows the render is complete. When I click "show in finder" or "open in photoshop" nothing happens. Often there is no file anywhere in the export location or my computer in general. Once a file did appear, but when I clicked it, photoshop opened to the start page and the file itself vanished from my computer. It has successfully rendered files before with the same model. I'm not sure what made it stop working.

Canvas/Viewport is a checkerboard

I'm on a Dell running Windows 10.
Processor: Intel i7 2.80GHz
RAM: 16 GB
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050

It runs fine on a co-worker's similar machine.

Hello,
The prerelease version of Dimension crashes often when I open some of my files for the first time. The problem disappears when I launch again the program: I can open the same files without problem.
Regards,
Emmanuel PEPIN

Hello,
Here's another problem with a decal. I placed the label on a glass object. As you can see, the label has the same reflective properties as glass ... As if it were inside the glass.
This time it is not a problem of inversion of normals (I found how to put them back on the right side with my CAD software)
Regards,
Emmanuel

Hello!
I bought a Dimension compatible OBJ wine bottle on www.waldemar-art.com.
All was fine before i added a decal on the bottle:
it was displayed upside down on the inside of the bottle glass!
Do you know how i can put it on the right face?
Regards,
Emmanuel

Hi there,
I just find out today that the default density of Turquoise Glass was set to 1, making it looks like a piece of cheap plastic.
Most of the glass-like materials have very low density (0.1 for tan glass, 0.05 for ice, 0 for damaged glass, etc).
Cheers,
Yichen

I am trying to import an image to Adobe Dimension, thought the Environment Light panel, but it keeps crashing the app with the message: A problem caused the application to stop working correctly.

Attached the image I am trying to use.

When applying the base Glow material the intensity comes in at 5, but adjusting the slider or inputting any value over 1 gives a maximum value of 1.

When importing a model that should have images with it the textures are missing in Dimension.

I want to render images with no backdrop. So by unchecking "Background" in the Canvas tab along with "Ground Plane" lets me do this. HOWEVER, after rendering the model it always leaves a grey stroke around the object.

Here's an image showing what I mean, I filled in the background black to make it easier to spot.