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life saver video man, thanks!

Gold content keep doing more !!

Maybe I’m missing something, and I mean no disrespect, but how is this different than creating a curve in Max, extruding it vertically, and chamfering the edge?

did you click only in shift to select the line with curve? because at first the loft effect works here but after i select the thyrd line with curve the effect broke.. any tip? thank you.

This was the video that finally made me get it working for Unity exports, thanks for sharing!

How d`U got that whoops viewport rotation, boss?😁

Thanks for the video! I think quad topology only matters for two reasons - if you’re deforming the asset, or you’re trying to avoid aliasing by having axis aligned polygon UVs. If not, n-gons are great and you’re right that it saves a bunch of time.

Don't use Metal Edge generator as is. Always add fills, masks, and filters, then add a paint layer to selectively add it where needed by hand. I should never be able to see your UV seems in your final work.

Awsome dude keep up the good work bro

Use the blender bridge addon!!! It makes things so much easier, it adds seams and sharps and generally gives better results. I use it all the time while working to make sure that what i'm doing in plasticity will translate into good refaceted topology. Good practise to triangulate the model before texturing and using that same model to import elsewhere, and using the triangulation modifier is the easiest way to do this. CTRL SHIFT T is the hotkey to import a texture set into the blender shader I believe

Great explanations, I've enjoyed and learned from your videos about tangents and lofting in Plasticity. It's such a powerful tool! Thanks for bringing clarity to these topics.

'PromoSM' 💕

Surface modelling in Plasticity is more intuitive than most CAD software I've tried but there will always be limitations based upon what you tell it to do.

I'd love to see you add a ribbed type surface to the pistol grip 😊

When you do the boolean "keep tools"

It looks amazing, just maybe a bit too flat and the stock would be uncomfortable

if I may suggest, your tutorials would be better without the distracting music in the background. :)

Good job bro !!

Funny to see people outside of your industry discover the pains of G0, G1, G2 theory… 😄

amazing !! please more tutorials for plasticity

thanks! good video

It is ok for simple to med complex models. For anything more intricate it isn't that great.

Hi, i have recently started learning plasticity, and i cant just see through object to trace my reference images in plasticity?

The addon is a little expensive, is there another variant similar?

I can also use a cascadeur clean up video as well. This workflow makes rokoko mocap suit really powerful.

This is a really valuable information. Thanks 👍🏻

Yes I got this as well, would love to see more of what you do with this great tool for Blender. Thank you.

Cascaduer cleanup vid next please

Even better with dual camera now

This is literally my workflow. Great vid!

Best loft video yet cheers.

Hello nice tutorial, could you please upload your videos without music? I am trying to understand what you are saying and at the same time watching what you are doing. Listening to music doesn't help.

In the good ol days of CAD we used to do that tangency between curves with a circle (considering you maybe wanted constant curvature). So circle would hit both lines tangentially, then you just cropped the remaining side of the circle and maybe loose ends of the curves.

On the bottom patch. I had issues patching the bottom. I used a line to cut just above the bottom to clean things up and once I patched I didn't have the weird cross sections. I don't know if you still have this model but would be curious to know if a cut would cleaned up your bottom patch geometry.

It's not an issue with the absense of bevel on a curve, it's because we have a significantly different number of points. If you rebuild both curves with the same amount of points it should loft easily.

How would I put a dome on top of a cube?

why do you call that a decal?

Looking forward to the day plasticity introduces an asset browser or something similar to mesh machine plugs such that we can have a library of decals we can easily grab and apply to our models. Thanks for making this tutorial 🙌

Can't believe I figured it out by myself on the third day of learning Plasticity! I hope there will be the way of 4-way lofting and easier surfacing in the future tho... Waiting for editable sheets so much! Hope they will be a thing... Because for now, this whole thing feels like a ton of workarounds to make something look good Thanks for the video <3

Thanks, very informative

Ayyyyyyy its me! The person from Church.

Maybe you could solute it with some techniques fron here: th-cam.com/video/Nn1AI-6nB74/w-d-xo.html

Actually I don't get how you add 2 cut to the surface😅

very helpful, thanks

Subbed, awesome content. Nowhere near enough on quad remesher out there and looks ideal for converting plasticity to blender. Look forward to seeing more from your testing and other content 👍

Just what I need to understand lofting!

Thank you for that vid! Very usefull

Great video man. Keep them coming

wouldnt be faster to just create the decal directly on the base mesh, by starting with a circle boolean ? I might be missing something