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thx for sharing i had really good results with it.

hi what infill percentage are you using?

Can't wait bro

I want to comment on high polygon count mesh models which I actally tried this plugin with a while back. I tried to get a few 250k mesh models into Rhino and then to CAM software for wood working, and the only way to do that was to use "Instant Meshes"and "Meshlab". Meshlab to reduce number of vertices to a lower lever without changing geometry too much and to calculate quads and close holes. Then "Instant Mesh" software which is free to calculate faces and further drastically reduce number of faces which then can be converted to SubD in Rhino (I use Rhino, but looking into plasticity recently for fast modelling of smaller objects).

I would love to see how you did this.

I am still using my OS engines the fp40 on a acrowot

If that robot could talk hed say "Ahhhhh my NIPPLES"!!!!!!!

Sad... trial version can't use the XNurbs = =

What does the description at 11:32 mean? When I press Q I got a function called Boolean ,but the operation at this time in the video is like"freestyle move"? (sor English is not my first language

Some one turn poor feeler on didn't even turn him off

LISTEN AGAIN, the narrator says "the fighter, jeff's speed was approximately six hundred forty kil-" Jeff is the name of the pilot, not sure why he's talking about pilot Jimmy

Wait… JET!?!?

“Jet” is a type of engine. Not a type of aircraft. The P-51 had a piston engine. Not a jet engine. It was not a jet powered aircraft. To call it a “jet” is incorrect.

No. Y’all are dumb. It’s not a jet since it doesn’t use the famous “jet engines”. Instead, it uses a propeller to move it forward (and not a jet engine), example: P-51 mustang: Propeller plane (prop plane) Me-262 Jet fighter (used jet engines)

Yes That's what they are called.

When people dont have a clear understanding of AI

I is for "project" -as per Plasticity Shortcuts (I tried Imprint, and it didn't work at all)

OMG it's Benders ancestor Welder!! I don't care who you are that joke is at least 40% funny 😉

Man almost looks like an ancient amp set up for bass or guitars

A robot playing with their nipples

I remember. My uncle had one

Dad has the same one,itstill works

yeah uh how much for him and where’d you find him bc i need him. i am well aware of the differences between wants and needs, and that is a need.

Different plug holes to incresse or decrease amperage ? Very very cool stick welding robot. Shockingly good and i bet he still works.

For sure is.

I am very happy that i found your chanel, can‘t wait for winter aka build time. @1:01 your talking about paid subscription ,I have not installed Fusion 360 yet, i thought it is free for privat use?

Thank you for sharing your knowledge RedBaron. Just an FYI. the IGES import in Plasticity isn't available on the free license version. I bought the plugin for Blender and tried exporting a relatively simple shape (front face of a grip on an aircraft yoke for a flight sim 3d print). The resulting iges file at 91MBs has just over 46000 separate faces, not one continuous surface and it's basically not useable if pulled back into Fusion 360, though I might be missing something with my limited experience. Fusion just keeps the in-progress bar on screen and the CPU is doing nothing (18 core CPU). Eventually the model loads but I am unable to stitch or merge the edges into one surface within the "Surface" workspace in Fusion.

Bonjour, avez vous avancé sur ce projet?

dis site not working now :(

Thanks, yo explanation is too clear

HI I am trying to model a Republic Seabee and cant make it work could You PLEASE show me how to do that

It sounds like you have everything I want to learn! I’m super excited and eagerly looking forward to more lessons! 🤞

Do you make the canopy yourself? If so could you maybe make a video showing how? 😀 Im still working on the extra 300, its hard to find the time between work and family. But im getting there 🙂 unfortunaly i bought the byme-D instead of the byme-A, from what i have read it wont work on a plane like the extra 300, do you agree with that? 🙂 I guess next project will be an edf plane lol.

Can't wait to learn from you 😁

really cool if you need that "as it is" but if you plan to modify that geometry or working on it "for real" you will find that it's impossible to work with that many patches that probably even include degenerate faces for which you will go crazy fixing them

SUCH A GAME CHANGER! thanks for sharing, this will save so much time!

Thank you!!

Hi Baron, very happy that this model I gave you a while ago to resolve the problem of bringing an obj file to Fusion 360 has finally been resolved! Your first attempt was very good but time consuming and tedious, now this is just simply an elegant and superb solution, what a time saver! Will try it out this weekend, THANK YOU!!!! (Also thanks to takerefuge3d!)

That is fantastic - thank you for sharing.

Thanks For the Shout out mate! Keep up the awesome videos!

You can also run a decimate modifier or quad remesher in Blender to reduce the polygon count before exporting. If the model is all tris running the tri to quads in the edit mode will help also.

best plasticity tutorial in youtube

Thanks for sharing 🙏

nice

I downloaded the demo and might get the studio version if I like it.

Your telling me I could have just cut faces with a solid this entire time? Mind blown. I have always worked in solids till recently as I had no need for the other tools in my work. TBH I always thought they were just not accurate enough for the tight tolerances I worked with. Some times It had to be withing .0005" for some of the assembly fixtures.

I want to find a good casting foam for casting my own foamies too.

OMG, this is the most useful information on importing meshes and using them I have seen. I smashed that sub button halfway through the vid. You sir even got through to my aging brain, thank you.

have you tried modeling in Valence3d? It seems like it would do the same as Fusion360 on your ipad

Sort of interesting, we followed the same path with Fusion, Blender, and now, Plasticity. I find Plasticity a refreshingly well thought out piece of software that is extremely powerful for a really great price. I am hoping to use the bridge to Blender for anything that requires animation, instead of Fusion. Your tutorial is wonderful. Please keep up the great work. I will be waiting to see how you break the model into components for 3D printing. I don’t think I need to beat the dead horse on the music. LOL.