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I have created the following image, by heading to 'Windows > 3D > Extrusion > Create' within Photoshop:
I would now like to reduce its Extrusion Depth, using Millimeters as the unit of measurement. At present, the Extrusion Depth is set at 224 as per the below screenshot:
I can only assume this is a Pixel Measurement. Is this the case and if so, is there a way to change its Unit of Measurement?
When you create the 3D extrusion you can see in the Properties panel that the unit for Extrusion Depth is indeed px:
Also in the little preview window that pops on top of the canvas:
But you'll get an error if you try to type a different unit in the Properties panel. You need to click on the Coordinates button and there you can change the units:
px unit is not included. In fact, it does not allow me to enter any unit of measurement. I have also gone to the 'Coordinates' area, where the 'Units' field is not present. Do I need to alter some settings elsewhere, in order to generate the 'Units' option?
– Craig
Nov 6 '19 at 14:22
