Plasticity | How to cut holes in a cylinder | Model a gun barrel with holes

[@shokk1967]

Thanks for this, I'm working on a barrel atm 😊

[@alexandrumolnar3d]

Hehe, perfect! Looking forward to see the results, send a screenshot to my insta 💪🏻

[@d.i.d]

Hi! Why you dont use unwarp / warp option for this work?

[@alexandrumolnar3d]

That will be part 2 of the video 😁

[@d.i.d]

@@alexandrumolnar3d maybe in 1.5 will be array area option like in SolidWorks ;)

[@alexandrumolnar3d]

I don't know that, only worked in Blender, Fusion, Rhino, Moi3D, and Autocad. But I will learn!

[@CasualClinkz]

Im new to plasticity and yesterday it took me two hours to figure out how to do similar holes.
I used a curve array and wanted to project them on the mesh which didnzwork too well since ot took its sweet sweet time to do the projection.
But this seems a little easier xD

[@alexandrumolnar3d]

Yes, some paths are longer than the others, but if it does, the job perfect 😁 and I am glad I could help

[@tsedik]

Thanks for sharing! Is there a way to add bevels to all the holes without selecting all the holes manually?

[@alexandrumolnar3d]

Yes, look at the object from the front and drag a square, selecting only the holes. Or you can select the object with 4 and then press Ctrl + 2, and all the edges will be selected. Now, you need to hold Ctrl and drag across the top and bottom circles from the cylinder. I hope it helps

[@tomsquad1979]

Is there an efficient way to bevel all of the holes?

[@Yanus3D]

The best way to do it is CLIP MAP.
Practically nobody does that (for model weigh reason)

[@alexandrumolnar3d]

What is clip map? Is it a UV map with black or white holes used as a mask?

[@Yanus3D]

@@alexandrumolnar3d Yes

[@MIchaelSybi]

Not sure how it compares to real geometry. Clip maps are good for optimization, like for videogames. But for viz and print, I think real geometry is preferable

[@3pcgi959]

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