Hey there, Photoshop enthusiasts! Have you ever accidentally entered the 3D view in Photoshop and found yourself lost in a whole new dimension? Don't worry, we've got you covered. Here's how you can escape the 3D view and return to your familiar workspace.

First, if you're in the 3D workspace, you can simply press the 'Escape' key on your keyboard to exit the 3D view. This will bring you back to the regular editing environment where you can continue working on your 2D designs.

If you've been working with a 3D layer and want to return to the 2D editing mode, navigate to the 3D menu at the top of the screen. From there, select 'Scene' and then choose 'Return to Layers'. This will switch your 3D layer back to a 2D layer, allowing you to edit it as you normally would.

In some cases, you may also encounter a situation where the 3D view becomes unresponsive or seems stuck. If this happens, you can try resetting the 3D workspace by going to the Window menu and selecting 'Workspace' followed by 'Reset 3D Workspace'. This can help restore the functionality of the 3D view and allow you to escape from any issues you may be facing.

Once you've successfully escaped the 3D view, you can continue working on your designs with ease. Remember to always be mindful of which workspace you're in to avoid getting lost in the 3D dimension again.

So there you have it, escaping the 3D view in Photoshop is as simple as pressing the 'Escape' key or navigating to the 3D menu to return to the regular editing mode. With these tips in mind, you can confidently explore the world of 3D design in Photoshop without any fear of getting stuck. Happy designing!