Plasticity 3D Tutorial | Spray Bottle Design | Advanced Surface Modeling (Quicktip18)

Plasticity 3D Tutorial | Spray Bottle Design | Advanced Surface Modeling
How to Design a Spray Bottle Body
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[@Pixelfondue]

Brilliant!

[@MIchaelSybi]

You must have tons of experience, I really enjoyed the process and great model result

[@TT-rl4su]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge free.

[@seankelly5318]

This is looking very good. The fillets are amazing.

[@CarlosPrGr]

Just the process I was looking for 👌🏼😎

[@SalkovAA]

Very cool video. I have one question, when you close the hole with loft in the fifth minute of the video, you use two curves as guides, but after the loft, hard edges form on the surface in place of these guide curves. I repeated after you, and I managed to get rid of those hard edges, I used patch holes instead of loft, but that is not always possible. These hard edges do not spoil the silhouette of the model, at least the polygonal one, but the shading suffers because of them. Please tell me how to deal with those hard edges after the loft or is it unavoidable?

[@mjayzeng]

nice~

[@Argyll9846]

As this bottle is basically symmetrical, do you think that perhaps a better initial approach would be to model half of the bottle then mirror it rather than do this later on in the video? To me, and I speak personally, your approach of initially modeling the entire bottle seems to complicate the process.

[@nikita.kapustin]

Awesome! Thanks

[@Kuechmeister]

Wie man an dem Blueprint das ich selbst abgepaust hab sehen kann, richtiges "Zeichnen" kann ich nicht.

[@sturm3d]

@@Kuechmeister ach i wo - das ist doch souverän zurechtgezupft. das austarieren mit den control points find ich gewöhnungsbedürftig, wenn mans nicht kennt.. ich bekomme beim kurven erstellen ohne bezier handles immernoch krämpfe im nacken.

[@Kuechmeister]

@@sturm3d Ich kann das hingegen mit diesen "Bezier Handles" nicht, in Moi3D hab ich die auch nicht.

[@3dkiwi920]

Very tempted to buy the studio license but have yet to see proof of .obj import?

[@juanpaulomardonez9151]

Hey Chris, Which command did you keymapped to "D"? I cant find how to duplicate an isoparm or edge like you do... :)

[@Kuechmeister]

Shift+D

[@craigwall6071]

It's obvious you have master craft skill. If you want to demonstrate your superior abilities...change nothing. If, however, you want to appeal to a larger audience and share knowledge...slow down the video...and try to communicate stages of development. Plasticity will soon explode in popularity. You have little time to choose a path if you want to remain relevant to YT's audience. The plasticity tutorial world is going to heat up fast.

[@xuanfox7287]

I followed your process till 2:33,I lofted these 3 circles and tried to let the side curves as guide,but it didn't work at all.I checked many times, the circles were definitly linking with the side curves. I tried from scratch agin and again but it still didn't work.

[@Kuechmeister]

The splines must be tangential, no breaks.

[@xuanfox7287]

@@Kuechmeister thank you so much！amazing tutorial！

[@user-ul1is4uy7h]

PLS can u teach some kind cosmetic product model

[@Kuechmeister]

th-cam.com/video/iX4RSylMYQ8/w-d-xo.html

[@wonkaytry]

show them how it's done! 😂

[@Waffle4569]

lmao, looked like a rifle stock