I use modeling in Rhino every day for work. This software is like a "sketch-y" version of Rhino because of its reliance on boolean operations, which I love. The devs for Rhino should pay attention to this workflow, especially the non-destructive Fillets.
This is great! How did you texture/render the model after? Would be a great follow up video! Not the texturing itself, but more the export process to other software :)
Really liking this tutorial. I notice Plasticity uses a lot of Blender shortcuts so I tried holding CTRL+ALT when selecting the small edges on slider to fillet and it selected all the edge rings (corners) at once, just like Blender.
Hey Jose1 Awesome tutorial, would you guide me one the light screen panel design? how did make the LED part. I am starting my Plasticity learning journey, thank you for sharing.
I'm working on a texturing tutorial so stay tuned! First step I UV-Unwrapped the screen from topview (easy), and then I created a black and white video on After Effects, I imported it into Blender and created the material with a Mix Shader connected the Principled BSDF with an Emission Node, using the video texture as the Factor. Hopefully that helps! Let me know :)
Thank you for the nice tutorial. this looks like a nice program. what type of file does it export? can i import to 3d max and render with Corona or Vray? Cheers.
My problem isn't that I don't know how to create a design but coming up with a design in the first place. Any tips on where I could get good reference from?
Not yet! Since I already did something similar for another video. I will make a video going through my favorite material and lighting techniques soon though! Stay tuned.
Just a quick tip for anyone reading - select an object and hit the M key to add/edit a material, hit ok and you'll see a color circle appear next to it's name in the object list on left side of the screen. If you want to change an object's material, without changing the material for other items that have that same material, hit Alt+M to remove the material from the selected object.
Great tutorial! I learned a lot and am loving Plasticity. Annoyingly, the word "fillet" when used in a manufacturing or engineering context is pronounced "fill it" instead of "fill ay" like when it's used in a food context.
Nice tutorial! Wondering if you plan to make any of these designs printed out? If so, we'd love to help here. Covering 3D printing and CNC machining. (PCBWay zoey)
Nice tutorial! My PC is a high tech machine but exporting in OBJ, NGONS and trying to crank up the density to 1.0, Plasticity is going to crash. This because of the enourmus cylinder booleans for the front grate.
Much appreciated! I'm working on a new specific tutorial on a more optimal way to export, this is a quick setup I use when the models aren't that complex and topology isn't relevant. But it is important to know more optimal ways indeed :)
Unfortunately, when recording this video I messed up the settings. But still thought everything was clear with the edges and faces you can see, and the UI is very friendly! Hopefully you gave it a try.
Everything was super clear. I love the UI and minimalism. Those unbelievable actions that you can now do with this program is limitless and it's growing update after update. I'm messing with this program in a week and holy. Best program 3D I've ever used.
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Oh boy this so beutiful!
Nice to see someone with a good command of the subject and a "friendly" teaching manner!
Thank you! Still learning!
I use modeling in Rhino every day for work. This software is like a "sketch-y" version of Rhino because of its reliance on boolean operations, which I love. The devs for Rhino should pay attention to this workflow, especially the non-destructive Fillets.
Indeed! It’s great to come up with quick model variations, in a “sketch-y” way. Saves a lot of time!
This is great! How did you texture/render the model after? Would be a great follow up video! Not the texturing itself, but more the export process to other software :)
Thank a lot! Nice to see that you create with blocking at start. I saw many people who use only curves at start.
Really liking this tutorial. I notice Plasticity uses a lot of Blender shortcuts so I tried holding CTRL+ALT when selecting the small edges on slider to fillet and it selected all the edge rings (corners) at once, just like Blender.
My favorite part is you can import basic navigation shortcuts from your chosen 3D software! There’s more options, not just Blender and that’s awesome!
Very Helpful, Look forward to future videos, thanks
Hey Jose1 Awesome tutorial, would you guide me one the light screen panel design? how did make the LED part. I am starting my Plasticity learning journey, thank you for sharing.
I'm working on a texturing tutorial so stay tuned! First step I UV-Unwrapped the screen from topview (easy), and then I created a black and white video on After Effects, I imported it into Blender and created the material with a Mix Shader connected the Principled BSDF with an Emission Node, using the video texture as the Factor.
Hopefully that helps! Let me know :)
@@josetzurita That sums it all up! i will definitely stay tuned for the texturing part! stay awesome and keep posting
Cool and clear tutorial. Still you need to pump up the volume to that mic.
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Are you going to do more plasticity tutorials.I would like to learn more about plasticity
nice model good tutorial 👏
Thank you for the nice tutorial. this looks like a nice program. what type of file does it export? can i import to 3d max and render with Corona or Vray?
Cheers.
My problem isn't that I don't know how to create a design but coming up with a design in the first place. Any tips on where I could get good reference from?
Thanks bro 4 this!
💙🙏🏾👊🏾
Great tutorial. Thank you! Will there be one for the materials and lighting?
Not yet! Since I already did something similar for another video. I will make a video going through my favorite material and lighting techniques soon though! Stay tuned.
Just a quick tip for anyone reading - select an object and hit the M key to add/edit a material, hit ok and you'll see a color circle appear next to it's name in the object list on left side of the screen. If you want to change an object's material, without changing the material for other items that have that same material, hit Alt+M to remove the material from the selected object.
@@overseastom sick! thx!
Great tutorial! I learned a lot and am loving Plasticity. Annoyingly, the word "fillet" when used in a manufacturing or engineering context is pronounced "fill it" instead of "fill ay" like when it's used in a food context.
Thank you! Evidently English is not my first language so I appreciate your advice a lot!
Hi, i have a question. Is possoble make a render inside plasticty or is only for modeling? Thank you!
Mind showing how you did the texturing as well...Specifically the decals
Working on it! Stay tuned for new videos :)
Thank you veeeery much.
hi nice job, where do you render it??
I export from Plasticity as OBJ and render using Blender Cycles.
@@josetzurita Gracias !!!! 👍
Nice tutorial! Wondering if you plan to make any of these designs printed out? If so, we'd love to help here. Covering 3D printing and CNC machining. (PCBWay zoey)
Thank you! Would love that eventually ;) Stay tuned.
@@josetzurita Nice! Keep in touch!
Nice tutorial! My PC is a high tech machine but exporting in OBJ, NGONS and trying to crank up the density to 1.0, Plasticity is going to crash. This because of the enourmus cylinder booleans for the front grate.
Much appreciated! I'm working on a new specific tutorial on a more optimal way to export, this is a quick setup I use when the models aren't that complex and topology isn't relevant. But it is important to know more optimal ways indeed :)
When is the next video coming?
Tks
when i press tab it doesnt center
its C now
Cursor is not recording unfortunately man
Unfortunately, when recording this video I messed up the settings. But still thought everything was clear with the edges and faces you can see, and the UI is very friendly! Hopefully you gave it a try.
@@josetzurita first minute is mismatched but lately is recognizible. Good video and keep it up!
@@misiekpbt Thank you! Appreciate it. Will be more careful in future tutorials.
Everything was super clear. I love the UI and minimalism. Those unbelievable actions that you can now do with this program is limitless and it's growing update after update. I'm messing with this program in a week and holy. Best program 3D I've ever used.
but why does it look like a product from the 90's
🥲 Я ничё не понял
The audio is terrible.
Working on it! The next upload will have better quality. Thanks for the feedback.
The audio is perfect. Thank you