.Q1Q File

What is a .q1q file?

A .q1q file is a plugin developed by Flaming Pear Software for creating 3D planets in Adobe Photoshop. It includes customizable texture, climate, air, and cloud settings. .q1q files must reside in the Plug-ins folder within the application folder to work.

Here are some of the features of .q1q files:

• They can be used to create realistic 3D planets.
• They have customizable texture, climate, air, and cloud settings.
• They are compatible with Adobe Photoshop.
• They are relatively easy to use.

If you need to create realistic 3D planets for your Photoshop projects, then a .q1q file is a great option. They are easy to use and have a wide range of features that can help you create stunning planets.

Here are some of the software that can open .q1q files:

• Adobe Photoshop
• Paint Shop Pro
• GIMP
• Apple Preview

To open a .q1q file in Photoshop, you will need to install the LunarCell Photoshop plugin. Once the plugin is installed, you can open a .q1q file by double-clicking on it. The plugin will then load the file and you can start creating your 3D planet.

How do I open a .q1q file in Photoshop?

Here are the steps on how to open a .q1q file in Photoshop:

1. Install the LunarCell Photoshop plugin. You can download the plugin from the Flaming Pear Software website.
2. Once the plugin is installed, open Photoshop.
3. In Photoshop, go to File > Open.
4. In the Open dialog box, navigate to the folder where your .q1q file is located.
5. Select the .q1q file and click Open.
6. The LunarCell plugin will load the file and you can start creating your 3D planet.

How do I create a 3D planet in Photoshop using the LunarCell plugin?

Here are the steps on how to create a 3D planet in Photoshop using the LunarCell plugin:

1. In Photoshop, go to File > New.
2. In the New Document dialog box, set the Width and Height to 1000 pixels and the Resolution to 300 pixels/inch.
3. Click Create.
4. In the Layers panel, click the Create a new layer icon.
5. In the Layers panel, right-click on the new layer and select Convert to Smart Object.
6. Go to Filter > Render > LunarCell.
7. In the LunarCell dialog box, set the following options:
   • Planet Type: Select the type of planet you want to create.
   • Radius: Enter the radius of the planet in pixels.
   • Atmosphere Thickness: Enter the thickness of the atmosphere in pixels.
   • Cloud Density: Enter the density of the clouds.
   • Cloud Type: Select the type of clouds you want to create.
   • Cloud Color: Select the color of the clouds.
8. Click OK.
9. The LunarCell plugin will create a 3D planet in the Smart Object layer.
10. You can now adjust the properties of the planet, such as the texture, climate, and air.
11. When you are finished, you can export the planet to a file format, such as PNG or JPEG.

Here are some additional tips for creating 3D planets in Photoshop using the LunarCell plugin:

• Experiment with different settings to create different types of planets.
• Use the Texture option to add a texture to the planet's surface.
• Use the Climate option to change the temperature and atmosphere of the planet.
• Use the Air option to change the density and color of the air.
• Use the Clouds option to add clouds to the planet's atmosphere.
• You can also use the Randomize button to generate a random planet.