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The forum thread discusses Adobe's acquisition of Fuse, which is now available as a free demo requiring an Adobe ID, primarily used for creating 4D models for games or images. The original poster shares personal experience with the tool, mentioning its limitations like a 1 GB file size cap and workarounds involving uploading models to the old Mixamo server. Respondents express curiosity, with one considering trying the software based on the information shared.

ussnorway

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Adobe has purchased Fuse and its now a free demo (Adobe id needed but thats just an email)... you may want to play with it?




p.s, sorry about the low rez but I had to drop it down to keep Vimeo happy.
 

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I tried to find out what it's for via Google... I'm still not too sure lol. Is it an app for creating avatars?
 

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it makes 4d models that you can use for games or just to make your photoshop images with...

 

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kemical

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Interesting... First time I've heard of it to be honest. Do you use it much?
 

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I've been having a play around... Adobe put a 1 g limit on their lib files that buggers storing models with a lot of extra details but you can work around that by uploading to the old mixamo server (your Adobe id is also used on Mixamo)
 

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An image from 'Adobe Fuse'. Photoshop window displaying a creepy forest scene with a person lying on the ground near a tree stump house.
 

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