Blender Bridge For Plasticity - Ultimate Guide

[@PonteRyuurui]

►► The Hard Surface Academy - www.blenderbros.com/academy

[@Puckerization]

Thanks, This is definitely the best explanation of Plasticity bridge and mesh clean-up I've watched...and I think I've watched them all.

[@DaCapitalist1]

"This is only the beginning" - I could not agree more and this is incredibly exciting! Your knowledge and insight is simply invaluable mate. Thank you for sharing this seriously helpful tut with the world!

[@PonteRyuurui]

cheers bruv

[@blastradius9136]

Cleaning those bevels up are a nightmare for big shapes lol so I just retoped it using B surfaces and did a manual clean up on smaller shapes.

[@JacksSpaceGames]

What do you mean using B Surfaces? I'd like to know because I am struggle to clean up my mesh to look like in Plasticity, I am trying Quad Remesher as well

[@UnchartedWorlds]

Hey Ponte, thanks for making this, it came in perfectly handing, I've picked up my Plasticity again and experimenting with it and Blender workflow

[@lanzsantos_]

Sooo good!!

[@freemasonyocculted]

omg bro... lol watched 3 tutorials about this and everythig what they said was making me thinking that i have to retopo it manually but seems like now i only have to make some adjustments lol ure my hero bro

[@Equilion]

Can one go also the other way around and get something from Blender over to Plasticity via the Blender Bridge? Guess not, hm?

[@PonteRyuurui]

obj

[@felipebaul1119]

Hey Ryuu have you heard about Conjure SDF? If you did, what are your thoughts on it? Thx

[@PonteRyuurui]

Not very practical, also slow af. If you are after organic meshes for hard surface I'd go with Plasticity.

[@959style]

does anyone know if something similar exists for shitty cad meshes ? for example from step files

[@bautidelatorre]

Fkng genious

[@graphix3d]

👌

[@indianbros2525]

Have you left the blender?

[@PonteRyuurui]

What gave you that daft idea? Was it the word "Blender" in the title of this video, or the video I posted 4 days ago for Blender beginners?

[@adiiiiii1]

I also was curious. Not in terms of totally leaving Blender but more if Plasticity is easier to use for hard surface modelling, from your POV ?

[@PonteRyuurui]

@@adiiiiii1 It depends, bool workflow is similar, and you already work in polygons so no need to convert it, but if i was after organic hs, i d def use plasticity, subd is dead, other than retopo i dont think subd has much time left on this planet, and once some ai retopo tools are created, we ll be sailing

[@adiiiiii1]

@@PonteRyuurui Apreciate it , thanks!