Many wish for audio for a description of what and why the actions are being taken. Personally and similarly as you I expect - just seeing what's achievable with the latest Plasticity beta from a maestro such as KS is enough.
Hi, it`s a great video. Could you explain why you sometimes use "loft" and sometimes "Xnurbs"? I've just started to learn plasticity and curious to know in what these two commands distinguish
Letter G and number 2 are ok when they are separated, but when they unite I have a headache, im working in NX and still struggling with this **cking continuity. Your works are magnificent!
@lowpolykaraokebysarux NX has the same kernel(parasolid) like Plasticity, but NX should be much better and is very mighty. The only benefit of Plasticity is the combination of the parasolid kernel and the xNurbs kernel in the studio version. In pur parasolid tasks NX should have more helpers and tools.
I use another CAD program - it is just a fact of life that the better tools for productivity and functionality are never in the base version. As KS says 'Learn to use the tools you do have well' and figure out how to make the shape you want - I guarantee by working hard at a problem you will improve your modelling skills, you'll model faster and know how to make your shapes quicker. KS modelled the BMW before xNurbs was introduced...
Straight to the point, no fluff, pure skill. Thank you so much for these videos.
Many wish for audio for a description of what and why the actions are being taken. Personally and similarly as you I expect - just seeing what's achievable with the latest Plasticity beta from a maestro such as KS is enough.
A great example of 3D shape exploration in CAD - 2D concept marker sketching on the way out it looks like...
Satisfying shape to look at!
I confess, I am addicted to your tutorials.
perfect and smooth
Thanks for sharing . .and thanks for adding Input actions so we can learn the commands.
5:50 I wish Plasticity had an "auto-extend pipe ends" option :)
Yes, this could be helpful.
Beautiful Form love it!
Beautiful!
Hi, it`s a great video. Could you explain why you sometimes use "loft" and sometimes "Xnurbs"? I've just started to learn plasticity and curious to know in what these two commands distinguish
Letter G and number 2 are ok when they are separated, but when they unite I have a headache, im working in NX and still struggling with this **cking continuity. Your works are magnificent!
@lowpolykaraokebysarux NX has the same kernel(parasolid) like Plasticity, but NX should be much better and is very mighty. The only benefit of Plasticity is the combination of the parasolid kernel and the xNurbs kernel in the studio version. In pur parasolid tasks NX should have more helpers and tools.
@@Kuechmeister yes, it has helpers and tools, but they are hard to find)
no x-nurbs in the indy edition :(
Yes, but you can solute this object without xNurbs too.
I use another CAD program - it is just a fact of life that the better tools for productivity and functionality are never in the base version. As KS says 'Learn to use the tools you do have well' and figure out how to make the shape you want - I guarantee by working hard at a problem you will improve your modelling skills, you'll model faster and know how to make your shapes quicker. KS modelled the BMW before xNurbs was introduced...
@TAH1712 It was a Audi A7 ;-)
@@Kuechmeister Oh !
@@Kuechmeister my comment was not related to this product
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