#PhysicsPak: Adobe MAX 2017 (Sneak Peeks) | Adobe Creative Cloud

PhysicsPak automatically fills a shape with copies of elements, growing, stretching, and distorting them to fill the space. It uses a physics simulation to do this and to control the amount of distortion.

This is a look at early technology from Adobe. These may or may not be features and/or new products we integrate down the line.

This work was done in collaboration with Reza Saputra Adhitya and Craig Kaplan from the University of Waterloo.

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#PhysicsPak: Adobe MAX 2017 (Sneak Peeks) | Adobe Creative Cloud

[toomuchtruth]

This is awesome it'll save me so much time with my client work in packing cases tight when travelling thanks so much Adobe!

[eworld]

MAGIC. So the real question is when will this be available?

[melindadavidson]

So this was over a year ago...WHEN is this going to be available/added to Illustrator???

[maksimloginov]

It is already 2019. When this will be available?

[KyuLL]

is there something like this except just to fit different items on an artboard (rectangle) with several items I am going to print?

[NihonDream]

That's cool. My wife would use it to pack a suitcase or washing machine...I wonder to what extent it could be used to at least a brick pattern etc. The only obstacle is sizing...and 3D possibilities.

[lanvinpierre]

Dinesh compresses vector files into shapes

[imjyun]

Technology will make alot of current freelancer designer obsolete =D

[graphicsdesignbeforeafter]

WoW! Adobe kindly check out Synthentik Studio Artist and try to give us a software that uses both photos and sag to simulate an images mosaic of landscapes/portraits etc and other out chars tsevis works you'll get the bigger picture..Good job guys!

[bidecui]

Soon designers will be out of job, AI and Machine learning can do it all.

[zawadishop]

You can just create a pattern in illustrator using make pattern tool then use it as a swatch to apply on your artwork. Same thing

[noxlupi]

How about updating the core of photoshop's tools, to handle 16 and 32 bit images... Currently Photoshop is basically still a 8bit dinosaur. Instead of adding these useless toys! Start acting professionel.