96 PLASTICITY 101 RAISE DEGREE

[@almarma]

I can't understand why your channel has not more views! You're amazing explaining and showing good modelling practices, thank you for that!. About the raise degree tool, I'm exploring it a lot because sometimes I like to create organic forms and need to add imperfections, and this tool is fantastic for that! For example, a friend asked me to create a mushroom lamp for decoration, and I tried using raise degree but I got frustrated by what you showed here: way too many CVs. I didn't know the trick you showed of subdividing it first, but now I can finally do it!

[@Glenn3D1993]

Cool! Glad you got something out of the Video. As for channel views, the algorithm hasn't liked me for awhile, guess it wants me uploading daily or something.

[@TheEtbetween]

Nice didn’t know you could scale

[@Glenn3D1993]

Yes, far easier then moving each point by hand

[@jeffk412]

wow, that looks very useful for form-finding! can't wait to try this when it drops tomorrow!

[@Glenn3D1993]

Raise Degree is already in 2024.1, only new things I showed was the explicit controls on rebuild surface. That'll be out on tomorrow's update

[@rcguy2175]

do you need high end hardware to run plasticity well

[@Glenn3D1993]

I think you can get away with a lower end PC. It only really bogs down PC when doing a operation on multiple things at once like booleans and pipe command. Also there are 3 or 4 quality settings you can adjust. You might give 30 day free trial a go and see how well it runs before you invest in it.

[@rcguy2175]

@@Glenn3D1993 thank you

[@TheEtbetween]

No you don’t need a high in computer. I run it on 5 year old Microsoft laptop