Plasticity Quick Start | How To Make A Spherical Droid in 15 Minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video we are going to introduce some new tools and practice a few others while creating a spherical droid in Plasticity.
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I actually manged to replicate it. The teacher we all need right there. You make it so easy to follow and understand. Thank you
Awesome! Glad it was helpful!
The way you explain things and how you gives reasons why is phanomenon. Amazing and super helpful tutors. Please keep it up.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks
loving this series!
Thanks!
Great tut. I got into a spot of bother when subracting the wheel hub tubes - some undefined error, but I found a workaround. Other than that, very straight forward.
Great to hear! There have been a few changes with the current 1.2 version that is out but mostly minor things that shouldn't have affected this one. Glad you were able to figure out a work around!
Thank you 4 the tutorial! To select 4 small edges simultaneously press left click + shift + ctrl + alt. Speed ups the work.
Yeah that is a great tip! For me the shift isn't needed, just ctrl + alt plus clicking for the edges.
Excellent Tutorial, professionally presented, more please !!!
Newly subscribed without any hesitation :)
Great thank you! I will have more coming soon. this week has been a little crazy so likely next week Ill have a new Plasticity video.
Can you for example select a cylinder.Then take a cylinder and squeeze both sides to make it flatter looking
Yup. select your cylinder(the entire body which should be the first click if all your selection filters are on) and hit "S" on the keyboard to scale. in the bottom right you will see the options for scale. You can press "X" for example to only scale in the X direction which will flatten it to more of an oval. You can also do SHIFT + X to only scale in the YZ plane. By default scale will be Uniform, which is S on the keyboard if you happen to press anything else.
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign thank you
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign thank you
Why push "S" twice for scale? once activates scale. Cool Videos
S once enables the scale tool, if you hit S again it enables uniform scale. basically the same thing as grabbing the white ring at the center of the little widget, but it auto binds it to the mouse so you just need to move the cursor. If you did S and then hit Z for example you will scale in only the Z direction. If you hit S and then Shift Z you will scale in the XY plane. SS is just a quick way to uniform scale something up without having to grab the widget. Similarly you hit G to move something and then X, Y or Z and then you just move the mouse rather than clicking on the arrow.
Thanks, It's super clear and well explained!
Thanks! I have a new 5 part series coming out soon walking through basic modeling tools and approaches with a practice at the end of it. Hope those videos start dropping later in the week!
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign That's great! Thank You!
Thank you much! Well explained. I watched a different video where sheet subdivision was shown but some of the commands were not. For the life of me, I could not get it done. With your explanation, it worked like a charm! 👍👍
Great to hear! Thanks for watching!
Hey, in the 1st minute we made sphere, than took curve, pressed K ( kut) and pressed ctrl+R. But it does not shows radial line for section.
the curve with the knife tool will cut however you draw it. Ctrl+R will cut along the UV direction of the object. With a sphere how its created around Z will only show half the line, but Tabbing to the V direction should go all the way around.
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@@MetricRepeat I think i saw a comment that was edited about tab. yes that changed in versions after this. C will now change from corner to rectangle. As the software evolves I will start pulling down older videos, but would just say to check the bottom right corner of the screen. It should list all shortcuts there when on a tool like rectangle.
this is a interesting program i like how stripped down the ui is compared to blender
Not nearly as overwhelming! the F key to find commands is helpful too.
Great tutorial, this earn my sub. Keep 'em coming pls! :D
Great thank you!
whay twice for "S" ? I didnt see a difference from once
If you hit S once it starts the scale tool. If you hit it again you enable uniform scaling which means you just need to move your mouse to begin scaling. If you don't hit it a second time you will have to use the manual manipulators to get it to change or enter a number
Best Plasticity tutorial yet!
Awesome! sad to say i filmed probably 10 versions of this each time wanting to do something different :)