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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.

I have really enjoyed this video to my breakfast coffee, thanks!

Thank you so much for the lessons. It is a great contribution to education.

would have to agree with others, great video but blaring harmonica rock is very annoying when im rewinding and trying to follow along.

If only modelling in nurbs would be this easy....LoL

These videos are awesome! Only thing I personally criticise is the background music. Way too loud while you talk and kind of annoying. But this might be just my own view. Keep on the great work!!

I really love what you do there. I've been struggling for months with surface modeling. What would be epic in the future is a breakdown and explanation of why and how you did some parts.

beautiful bird, looking forward to seeing your landing gear solution! do you plan to print the glass with resin? liked and subscribed!

Very annoying music, you don't need that.

does fusion have something similiar to what plasticity now has which is the xnurbs and raise degree features? id like to know if you know the answer tyia

Nice Video! and Welcome, got a bit of a fright when I was watching this before bed on the TV and my face popped up on the screen!

Nice! Can't wait to watch it. I really wanna model a seaplane soon, so I suspect this will be a big help!

thanks for sharing your knowlege with us!

I don't understand why you are using an AI narrator for this video. is there something wrong with your own voice

A great couple of additional tips regarding surfacing is a) your guides and profiles are not joined unless the node turns a teal colour and b) join surfaces as you progress through the model. You can always unjoin using alt j if you want to delete or modify that surface.

Love this video! subscribed!

Tried to create this in advance of you producing this video. The surfacing around the canopy proved to be tricky and as you say, you've just gotta work at it to make it look right. Have to say, xnurbs is such a delight to have in your toolbox for these awkward patch areas.

Will you be able to 3d print this model?

I started off learning blender but Plasticity just clicked for me. Looking forward to its further development. Thanks for the video.

I've been using fusion 360 for a while and it has been very intuitive for me but every time I wanted to learn something like blender to desing something more organic I got lost super quickly. This software seem to bridge a gap there from first look. It's effordable enough as well. I might check it out. Thanks for the video.

Really looking forward to this. I want to jump to Plasticity but I haven’t even downloaded it yet.

Yay! And the longer the video the better imo!

Hello Redbaron, I found this video quite by chance and thanks to you I discovered a lot of interesting functions and methods. Thank you for your sharing. I would like to learn and practice according to your example. Is it possible to know the origin of the 3D STL file of the A6?

Thanks for the video. BTW ... I've loaded quite a few 500-pound bombs on those A6 Intruder B1RDs I'm seeing on your opening screen.

Back when i used to do die block scanning with a Roamer Arm, the experienced guys told me if we run out of spray to use spray on powder deodorant from Dollar General, I have never tried it personally but it might be worth using.

Thank you so much, this was exactly what I was searching for, great work, keep it up!

Do you really think the faa is going to track people down for remote-id issues

Ive got Plasticity and find videos like this super useful. As its nowhere near as widely used as Fusion 360, its quite difficult to find tips and how-tos. I had a crack at blueprint to model and it was a bit of a roadcrash.

how can i make it out of foam?

Pls make a complete tutorial for this plane in placticity !

Isn’t that the same function as a intersecting curve in Fusion?

Fusion for macOS is worse than windows version. Do you use plasticity on Mac?

Thank you bro

Hi. There is something similar in Fusion 360, INTERSECTION CURVE ( info in link 11.20 time) th-cam.com/video/p0krddIvAQA/w-d-xo.html