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Oh, that's a really cool application. Just know that if you want to scale things proportionally in Figma, tap the "K" key for scale. Let me know if I can help you on your journey in any way. Take Care.

@@making-things scaling I don't think should be much of an issue as I'm only needing scale the faces to fit proportionally the Lego kit ill be scaling in my slicer. I think the only issue ill have it part that don't fit on my print bed after being scaled up cutting them into pieces to be reassembled to make complete part will be my biggest challenge being that as hard as i try to learn 3d modeling software i still cant understand or remember the steps to repeat something I followed step by step over an over I have horrible learning issues but there random thing i just can do without missing a beat. so i will for sure hit you with questions about the face generator once i can get a basic understanding of it or parts of it. my only question as of right now which is getting a head of myself in a way but nomad sculpt which haven't watched yet does what you'll explain in that video will it apply all parts of a 3d model using the same skills to applying graphics or different images to 3d models? also that's for replying back to me very much appreciate it. (i struggle with ADHD and forgetfulness is the biggest things I struggle with) So if there's better or more direct way you would prefer me ask you questions other then on here for things might need help with please let me know I have most social medias from reddit to X to TikTok and ones no one know has ever herd of. so thanks again replying back I'm going sleep have to go to work in the morning so i will do my best to check this when I get home from work.

You are welcome. I’ve been extra busy this month but hope to have a new video out very soon.

I agree on these points. Definitely worth it. Thanks for watching FoxPriest.

I really appreciate the comment and am happy you enjoyed the video. Take care!

@@tonypham0808 Thanks Tony. I will do my best!

@@TonyAllen1988 My goal has always been to be clear and not rush through any of the details, so I am very happy to hear this. Thanks for the comment. Take care.

@@aliceesperanza I never know how these types of videos will be received, so it’s nice to hear you were inspired by it. Thanks for the comment!

@@aliceesperanza I’m a very self-deprecating person, but I will try. Thank you so much for the kind words. Take care.

I have only used Snap to do this. This is the Snap control located in the leftside tool strip. With Snap on, I just draw directly on the object I want it to snap to.

Really glad to hear it dontlikesoccer! Take care

So glad. Thank you for taking the time to comment.

@@IzBussin I don’t have an Android, but what I understand is it doesn’t. So sorry.

@@KristianKivisalo You’re very welcome. Thanks for taking the time to say some kind words! It’s the little things that motivate me.

Appreciate it Dave. Thank you.

Welcome. I hope it works well for you.

That's great feedback. Thank you AGT. Will definitely be mindful of that from now on.

@@DanielSchweinert I am very glad to hear it. Thanks for watching.

@@darkcult99 Thank you sir!

@@DarylNotDeadThanks Daryl. Appreciate it. I am working on a new video that should be out soon.

But other than that one piece (which is probably user error on my end), this tutorial was a HUGE help!!

You aren't wrong. I was testing it just now and for some reason that functionality is not working as it did when I made the tutorial. I guess the way to grow your tube in path mode would just be to add new interior points rather than points on the ends. Sorry I don't have a better solution as of yet. I'll let you know if that changes. Thanks for watching and commenting.

@@TaTown82 Very glad to hear that.

@@making-things ok phew! Glad to know it wasn’t just user error lol. Hopefully they’ll revert that functionality back to how it was previously though. Seems like a better way to map out where you’d like the path to go

Sorry, no I do not have a Skillshare course. It was a poorly executed joke about a Skillshare course on making brushes, because my brushes were so crude and terrible. I thought about a Patreon, but if I do start that, I would definitely offer a higher tier of assets and tutorials for anyone willing to support me that way. I feel bad that I am only able to put out a video every couple of weeks at the moment. It's a limitation of time for me. TH-cam is a side passion, and I work fulltime and do freelance. And then there is spending time with my family, so it's busy at all times. One day, I would love for TH-cam to be full-time. Dreams! I am taking suggestions on courses you'd like see though.

Makes me happy to hear that. Hope it works out well. Take care.

You’re welcome. Happy to help. Thank you for the sub.

Thank you. I am glad you enjoyed it.

@@alexribeiro8805 You’re welcome. Have fun with them.

Thank you. I really appreciate the kind words. Take care.

Glad to hear it. Yes, you can turn off the backside of the plane. If you tap on the the cog icon in the top right for “Display Settings” and scroll down, somewhere in the middle of the menu is a “Two Sided” checkbox. Just uncheck it to turn it off. Hope that helps.

I enjoyed the Illustration style. I can see this being a very useful tool.

I’m so glad to hear it. I will do my best to create more tutorials like this one. Take Care.

Glad to hear it. I’m trying to shed a little bit of a different light on Nomad to see if it inspires you all.

@@making-things well on your way! I invite you to check out the things I’m doing with Nomad thanks to your tips & tutorials @spatialgineers on all socials

First off, My Pet Monster is so good! It was good to be a kid in the 80s. Thanks for the comment. I'm so glad you're enjoying the channel.

@@making-things ​​⁠thanks! MPM is such a fun design and character. I love it too! In the earliest versions of nomad I sculpted a MPM figure that articulated. I’ll have to go back and rework it! Your channeling is inspirational!

I really enjoyed this comment. I love hearing that I was able to support your learning journey. We all need help along the way, including me. It’s a really gratifying moment when you can add another tool to the toolkit. So happy I could be part of it. Take care.

Haha. They're never too young to start making texture packs.

Thanks for watching my videos. You are making the rounds.

Thanks. I hope it’s helpful.

It’s got a lot of great upgrades

Happy to hear it. I will continue to make Nomad videos along with other content. Next one unfortunately is not a Nomad tutorial, but stay tuned. I have more planned. I appreciate the comment. Cheers.

Thank you Gigi. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I appreciate you watching and commenting.

That’s great to hear. I like finding alternative ways to be creative, but never know if it’s super useful to others. I assume I am not alone.

I totally agree! I actually learn a surprising amount more from experimental abstraction than I do from a full featured tute making a finished sculpt. Very very good tutes! More!

Love hearing that. I hope the deform trick works out. It’s definitely fun.

Agree!

Good question. I am not sure. What device do you use? I know that there are some differences between iOS and Android. For me, I'm on iOS and when I tap Stamp Settings, it states "This tool doesn't have any specific settings." I am going to try and find the answer for you though.

@@making-things yeah sorry, it’s the menu next to settings. Where your alpha selector is, I have a stroke painting selector.

@@thehangardesigns So did you get it sorted, or is it still not where I have it?

@@making-things no, I reset all to default and it still does not match yours. I’m using 1.90. Don’t worry about it, just didn’t know if you knew of a setting, thanks!

@@making-things im a idiot, had to scroll down! I have the 11 in iPad so I’m guessing that’s why

I'm so glad someone shares my fascination with this trick. Thank you for the comment!

@@making-things all hail the algorithm too!

@@goatelope7539 Hear, Hear!

Appreciate it darkcult! As always.

Thanks Procreate. Good to know.

You're very welcome. Happy to help. Take care.

Thanks Oleww. Hope you make something cool.

I am so glad to hear you enjoyed it. I appreciate the kind words.