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Since I can't "watch" the specific video file you're referring to directly, I’ve put together a universal step-by-step guide on how to handle 3D assets (like a church interior) in Clip Studio Paint.Think of this as the "Standard Operating Procedure" for 3D assets.
## **Step 1: Locate and Import the Asset**
First, you need to get the asset onto your canvas.
* **Open the Material Palette:** Go to Window > Material > Material [3D].
* **Drag and Drop:** Find your downloaded church asset. Click and drag it directly onto your open canvas.
* **Loading:** Give it a moment! Heavy 3D interiors can take a few seconds to render depending on your hardware.
## **Step 2: Navigating the 3D Space**
Once the asset appears, you’ll see a floating toolbar above or below it. This is your "Movement Launcher."
* **Rotate (Camera):** Click and drag the empty space around the asset to orbit the camera.
* **Pan:** Use the middle mouse button (or the hand icon in the launcher) to slide the view up, down, left, or right.
* **Zoom:** Use the scroll wheel or the magnifying glass icon to move the camera closer to the altar or pews.
## **Step 3: Adjusting Objects & Layout**
If you want to move specific items (like moving a chair or opening a door):
* **Select Parts:** Click once on the asset to select the whole thing. Click **again** on a specific object (like a single pew) to select just that part.
* **The Manipulator:** A colored "Gizmo" (rings and arrows) will appear.
* **Arrows:** Move the object along an axis.
* **Rings:** Rotate the object.
* **Center Circle:** Scale the object up or down.
## **Step 4: Using Preset Camera Angles**
Most high-quality 3D interiors come with preset views so you don't have to wander around the map manually.
* Click the **Wrench Icon** at the bottom of the tool property palette to open **Sub Tool Detail**.
* Go to the **Camera** tab.
* Look for a dropdown menu labeled **Preset**. This usually contains angles like "Entrance," "Altar View," or "Bird's Eye."
## **Step 5: Lighting and Rendering**
To make the church look more atmospheric:
* In the **Sub Tool Detail** palette, go to **Light Source**.
* Drag the "ball" icon to change the direction of the sun coming through the windows.
* **Line Extraction (EX Version only):** If you want to turn it into 2D line art, right-click the layer and select **LT Conversion of Layer**.
**Quick Tip:** If the 3D model feels "laggy," go to Preferences > 3D and make sure your **Gpu settings** are enabled. It makes a world of difference for large interior scenes.
Are you having trouble with a specific part of the asset, like the lighting or the scale, or does it seem to be loading correctly now?
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