Modeling with primitives looks fun! I never try it on Modeler, i love the old way to sculpt xD

Good advice. Experimenting is at the heart of creativity.

What software is this bro

You should give womp3d a try thier is a free version

In my opinion, one of the best features of Plasticity is its snapping capabilities. I have never used another application that is so intuitive and powerful. No matter what I want to snap to, it almost literally reads my mind and provides guilds lines for quickly snapping to the appropriate object or angle.

look at tiny strip at bottom it shows all key shortcuts in any mode.

Powerful filleting features. Looks as powerful to what we see with Parasolid 3D tools Rhino 3D should capitalize on that .

Why is it so easy to build in Plasticity? There must be a catch:)

Interesting design! Did you know you can have some form of materials in plasticity? If you right click the "Render View" it will bring up some matcaps, if you click the bottom left one its like a material matcap, to add a material simplily select which mesh you want and press M. frankly it might not be the same as fusion but it nice to add some colour.

As someone in last vid says, Blender is really Key-based. my 3 Main steps to general object go along like: 1. hit G (Move) / R (Rotate) / S (scale) 2. hit "XYZ", yes, you can select specific axis by just hit XYZ (and if double hit that angle 'll switch from global axis to local axis) 3. Use mouse (btw, if you feel mouse really slow cuz "Shift" is to do mouse-micro scaling), or you want specific angle/lenght you can just type that number and enter (look at top-left it'll show command you're typing) Oh, and Right click when performing will cancel any action you're in doing too!

Im glad that you're enjoying the software!(Its katie btw) As someone who has never touched fusion, has been using blender for most of her time at uni, i believe Plasticity will be quickly making its way into the industry!

Damn dude, you're learning all this stuff fast, you'll never wanna go back to poly modelling again at this rate!

to pan its shift+middle click.. the cursor is very important (press shift+s, and you will know what i mean) for the inset, u need to move ur mouse further from the selected face/polygon to inset it more. for loop cuts, u can scroll the mousewheel for more cuts. and another thing, blender is very keyshortcut-ish

That thing you asked about in the beginning is the origin point. Things you spawn, like camera, lights, primitives and so on, end up there. One minute later you figured it out yourself. 😀 Tab switches between Object and Edit mode. Oh and you do need a camera to render.

Feedback: Your mic volume is too low for me :) Enjoy your Blender journey! Tip: in the tool bar section, you can see a triangle icon thing on the bottom on some icons, you can hover your mouse on those icons and hold your left mouse button for more options.

Hey there. Kind of went wild typing. Got issues posting it. Sent you an email instead (to email listed on this channel).

Ah man what a shame it cant properly do round booleans. Apart from that looks amazimg and very intuitive.

First of all. middle mouse button will orbit. Shift + middle mouse will pan. Ctrl + middle will zoom in or out but people usually just mouse wheel. There is an "emulate 3 button mouse" setting you can activate in case you are using a drawing tablet with a pencil where you don't have a middle button. There is also an "emulate numpad". Hitting the period (.) on the numpad will center view on your selection and set it up to be the center point of your orbiting. I could write a freaking book in this comment about all the things you don't currently know or are confused about but I think it would be a million times better for you to follow my next advice instead. You are clearly an experienced digital artist. I am impressed by how much you were able to figure out on your own and how quickly. But I absolutely recommend watching a basic tutorial intro. It would save you a lot of time, confusion and frustration. There are features that blender users considers common and basic that I would be beyond impressed if you would SOMEHOW discover on your own. It will (among other things) explain what the flying heck is the 3D cursor and why we care. CG cookie happens to have an awesome playlist that go through the interface, menus, how to customize your workspace, tools etc (exactly what you need to know right now basically). Watching the entire playlist might take 2-3 hours of your time, but as an expert you will be able to fast forward through the parts where they are explaining basic concepts to beginners. I am confident that watching that will allow an expert like you to hit the ground blazing. You don't need the paid content where they teach beginners "how to digital arts". Playlist name: Blender 4.x Beginner Basics Complete Course kzbin.info/aero/PL3GeP3YLZn5hhfaGRSmRia0OwPPMfJu0V&si=nBPIRAsVfs8PxZvY The scripting language is python. But the software is made with C++ and of course it is open sourced so anyone can modify the core of the software however they want. But people usually make add-ons with the scripting language. But there are some custom non-official versions of blender floating around on the internet made by 3rd parties. The part of the video where you spawned an new blender window. Window menu --> new window or new main window. You would drag and place that on a second screen and get to use the "screen-space" of 2 or more monitors. A "main window" also have the top menus. As for spawning extra "view area" within the same window (and "docking them")... just watch the tutorial playlist.

Fast export, without guessing the scale.

neuroGame

Yesterday I was thinking “I wished u made a video on blender and u done it today”😂

Great video Ste, best Boolean Voxel Workflow video I’ve seen in ages ;) Hope you are well fella 🙂

If you put that model into Marmoset it now has a feature to bevel/smooth hard edges! Would be a good test-case.

Hello ! What an interesting and simple script ! I love it ! Would it be possible to add a row where you can change the value of the end cover of the book ? Switching between a flat or a round joint cover ?

Looks really great, I'll be paying attention to the course! Thank you for making it!

Great video Ste - I’d recommend anybody interested to enrol on the course!

Thanks!

Won't lie it wasn't easy finding a video I could properly follow but this worked for me perfectly, thank you so much for this!

First .

Can confirm Alex is the best student you will receive. Might as well give him straight a's

i think u should give Alex straight A's u feel me sir?

can confirm

wow omg Alex Percival is amazing and truly the best students

Your art is excellent but I worry that you are painting in the light and shadows rather than using the light in the scene to create these. I would paint your cracks onto a normalmap and light using the 3ds max lighting system, or vray depending on what you are going to render this with. I can't fault your artistic skills though

Wow, they really look like the pieces from snakes and ladders, well done you've done a good job on the snakes.

Looks cool, keep up the good work! 👍🏾

could do better in my sleep

Great.

awesome

Great

It's even way more powerful with 3D mouse but somehow canvas tool it's underrated.

really so cool! great :)

how did u manage health system my player dies but when i clik on screen it comes alive again also i dnt want the health to be restore when i have low health can u pls help

Why dont you play minecraft?

This is really cool and useful! Might I ask what song is playing in the background?

The tootl is awesome to use and u made awesome work toshow all of them how 3dsmax power realy is :)

Hello! Very nice level :) I wanted to download it and try it out but the link in the description leads to a website with no download... can you pls post a download link??

Pretty sick, which graphic tablet are you using by the way? I got the Wacom Bamboo one, idk which model exactly but it's amazing for the money

This is sick dude,gj

Hey mate how are you painting in max? If I already have a texture but I want to paint out seams in the view port how would I go about it?