If you’re like most people, you probably use Photoshop to create beautiful graphics and illustrations. But if you’re like me, you also use it to create 3D objects. And if you’re like me, you don’t know how to enable 3D extrusion in Photoshop. Fortunately, there’s a way to enable 3D extrusion in Photoshop without having to learn a new technique. All you need is a 3D file editor such as Maya or Unity, and a 3D printer. To enable 3D extrusion in Photoshop, open the File menu and select “3D File.” Then select the “3D Object” option from the list of options. If your file is not yet created, it will be created automatically. Now that your file has been created, open it in a 3D printer such as MakerBot or Ultimaker. Once your printer is connected and ready, print out your file using the “Print” button on your printer’s screen. Once your print job is complete, look at it to see whether or not there are any errors associated with the printing process. If there are errors, please follow these instructions to fix them:

  1. Open the “Error Report” tab on your printer’s screen and check for any errors that may have occurred during the printing process. If there are errors, please follow these instructions to fix them:
  2. If there are no errors but your file still does not look correct after printing out all of it using different printers (perhaps because of some missing files or incorrect settings), then try again later when everything is more organized and you have more experience with printers and printing software. In that case, I would recommend using an online service such as AmazonBasics Printer Services or Printrbotics to print out your file instead of trying to print it yourself using a 3D printer.