Like Dimension, it’s aimed at designers as well as specialist 3D artists, and is intended to provide an intuitive workflow for creating photorealistic brand visualisations and product mockups.Īdobe describes it as an even “more focused product for virtual photography” than Dimension, providing a wider range of tools, and tighter integration with the other Substance apps.Īlthough Dimension itself hasn’t had a feature update since last September, Adobe says that Substance 3D Stager isn’t a replacement for the older software.Īccording to the firm, Dimension is “still here”, and will remain available for artists who don’t want to take out a subscription to the Substance 3D Collection on top of an existing Creative Cloud subscription. Substance 3D Stager is the first application in the Substance product line not designed purely for material authoring, and is “built on the foundations” of Dimension, Adobe’s 3D rendering and compositing software. The software is available as part of Adobe’s new Substance 3D Collection, alongside Substance 3D Painter, Substance 3D Designer and Substance 3D Sampler: the new name for Substance Alchemist.Īn intuitive way for less specialist 3D artists to create virtual product photographs
It includes a number of interesting features, including physics-based layout tools, readymade studio lighting rigs, and a Vulkan-based renderer capable of hardware-accelerated ray tracing.
Adobe has released Substance 3D Stager, a new application for laying out, lighting and rendering 3D scenes aimed at the emerging ‘virtual photography’ market previously staked out by Adobe Dimension.
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