I've downloaded Adobe Dimension, app starts and I get the introduction panel, as shown in image. The preview video works, the two options; "create a new project" and "start a guided tour" do not open. When either option is selected, the black triangular pointer with blue loading circle appears but program seems to get stuff at that point.

The objects do not appear, they look as if they are invisible

Upon Rending medium resolution 16bit PSD file, the render freezes at approximately 50% and upon stopping the render an error message occurs and the program closes. Saved files are not able to be reloaded and have to be remade.

Using Windows 10.

So this is the second time. Even though I have been saving my files from time to time, the file appears to be "unable to open document, the file may be corrupt.". WHY??? It cant just happen and make me redo my project over and over again! :(

Open a saved Dimension file, make edits and then unable to undo edits.

CMND + Z and going to the dropdown menu won't revert the changes. This only happens in saved files, when I make a new document I'm able to undo changes but if I save > close > open for editing the undo function doesn't work.

I have had problems with this:
I try to open a Dimension file, it starts loading, and then a window pops up saying that an Application Restart is needed, and that I need to send Adobe the Dimension log. Then Dimension closes, and I cannot open my file.
So.....attached is the log and the screenshot of the popup window.
Help!

Since i have updated to latest version, rendering often crashes and in some cases i have white "blocks" in the final rending (PNG or PS). Tested on Win10 and OSX.
Same scene in previous version works fine (see renderings)
Seems that current version is a bit buggy!?
This is a pity because the handling has improved a lot in the new version and the rendering is double(!) so fast ...

We've been working on a pretty detailed and bought 3d-model (fbx and obj). Imported in Adobe Dimension, started adjusting materials and colors and everything worked fine.

When we wanted to continue a day later, the file will open but gives this error "A problem caused the application to stop working correctly." Anything we can do? We already updated macs, and even added more memory into them. Is this a bug?

Simple duplicate of a cube. Duplication has always crashed this app.

Dimension 3.3 still doesnt work on Mac Pro 2010, 12 Core, x5690, 96GB DDR3 1333 MHz ram with RX580 8GB GPU

The display of the estimated speaking time jumps at about 50% from 0:01 sec (almost finished), to a higher number at over 50% and then to run towards zero. This is very confusing (especially for beginners).

For me, it doesn't recognise that i am logged into creative cloud, i have to open dimension, log out of cc, then i have to log back in, then dimension closes because it's noticed it's logged out, then you have re open dimension for it to finally recognise that you are logged in.

It is a massive waste of time and puts me off wanting to use it, especially when all i want to do is send my boss a 3D version of something i am working on for him to spin it around and show clients.

I have a Mac Pro 2010, which I changed the processor, which has a recent Sapphire AMD Radeon RX 580 Pulse 8 GB GDDR5 graphics card, with 64 GB of ram, all my software works under Mojave except Adobe Dimension ... When are you going to update to make it work! Thanks in advance, Denis

Generally crashes when trying to render something complex (or at least that seems to be the case. for example if i were trying to render one playing card its fine but if i had a bunch in a fan it will crash every time) My machine is according to your system requirments above the required threshold to run the program. This makes me wonder how it would run on a machine that barley makes the cut? Or if it even would.

I load a background image and it doesn't show. Drag a model onto scene and that doesn't show either

after rendering .PNG file, it appears a lot darker than the set up lighting, or the .PSD file that is rendered.