3d tool isnt rendering the art, all the work is converting into white blank space.

Why is this the result when rendering. When I turn on ray tracing

The image

@Elisabeth,
here is the screenshot. The 'Expand as wireframes' button is located at the very bottom of the Object tab (its header is marked with an underline) of the 3D and Materials panel. Look, near the cursor. You have to scroll or resize the panel to see it most of times. Does it help?

I'm in Create 3D graphics in Illustrator. Under "Render or expand 3D objects as wireframes" the bottom bullet above the video says, "Expand as wireframe: Select Expand as wireframes in the Quick Actions section of the Object tab to convert the object to a 2D object."

However, the Quick Actions section is on the tab of "3D and Materials" at the bottom. I don't see anything about Quick Actions under the Object menu and I don't know what the Object tab would be. If there is such a thing I'm willing to learn. Maybe someone could drop me note or a screen shot?

First time fooling around with the inflate tool. Very fun! Was excited to see the ability for 3d export. I'd love to see a more Advanced Settings upon export, so we can opt for quads instead of triangles. Also, your retopology algorithm is very nice! The resulting topology is super even and consistent. Being able to dial in the amount of tessellation would be great. For rendering, I'd like to import an HDRI. For now, exporting to 3d and rendering in a separate DCC (In this case, Maya and Arnold) is working nicely.

컴퓨터 ram 용량은 충분한데 자꾸 에러가 뜹니다.
환경설정 가서 재설정도 해보고 어도비 가이드에서 하란대로 다 했는데도 안돼요.

@Britt, oh yeah, it’s such a mess with this concentric circles...
In this particular case I’d go with the Classic 3D.

But why can't it expand objects to vectors? The expand to wire frames produced junk.

main properties of gold leaf doesnnt include color so i cant change the color to anything other than gold

main properties doesn't include color in illustrator

Map art - would love to have access to the unwrapped mesh and easier access to the modification settings for textures including multiple layer textures like we have in photoshop.

EG:

Pattern / symbol / artwork
Background colour

A 4 up panel for the view would also be very handy.
EG

TOP I PERSPECTIVE
_ _

FRONT I SIDE

Here is an example of multic-colored cube you can study to understand the concept.

Ashok, because there is no functionality to change the color of the extruded portion of a shape only. The color is derived from the color of the shape itself. There is no way to map colors to subsurfaces with this 3D effect.
However, the Classic 3D supports mapping, which can be used to map and fit a flat rectangle with a color of your choice to a subsurface you need. So far it’s the only way.

why cannot I change The 3d effect part colour Why cannot I change the colour of the Depth ?

Some of these new 3D features and options including materials are great. However I would like the option to remain in vectors when I'm not doing anything related to rasters or materials and don't need rendered views, and just need 3d vector shapes in 3d space that we can map text and symbols to. Right now I'm only finding an expand to wireframe option which sort of works to be left with the expanded planes that I can use for some of our prior workflow. But again the symbol mapping seems gone. We can't simply Object/Expand like we could before. Interesting to see these additions but not sure everyone's usage was taken into account when the switch was made.

It doesn't look like adding graphics/symbols even works. When I click to add a symbol under #D & materials > Materials > Graphics- nothing shows up. Is there a way to activate the classic option until this gets fixed?

Please add an option to turn off the lighting effect...

Illustrator (Windows) was updated 5 days ago and seems that properties from 3D and Materials not showing, can someone advise on the matter please.

Lighting should effect the shadow. At the very least there should be the ability to control the harshness of the shadow. But the intensity of the light should do it ideally.