Plasticity | 23 Essential Quicktips

[@evanlane1690]

You are an absolute TREASURE, man. The quick tips are so useful and there's no fat to trim. You've saved me so much time and headache over the years.

[@Pixelfondue]

Glad you like the series. Enjoy!

[@RubbinRobbin]

If it wasn't for your videos I would have never gotten into and loved Plasticity. (P.S: Your 30 second videos/excercises take me five minutes to complete :D)

[@JoshuaMerrill042]

These are all super helpful!!

[@Pixelfondue]

Glad you think so!

[@TheEtbetween]

You simply the best!!

[@erikals]

William,... You Rock! ☺️

[@Pixelfondue]

Thanks!

[@gametnt_fun]

nice work

[@Pixelfondue]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ljcdesigns6573]

Is there a quick way to align a group of curves (or objects) to each other so they connect?

[@Pixelfondue]

Not sure exactly what you mean?

[@ljcdesigns6573]

@@Pixelfondue Something like the align tool in 3DSmax, select a group of objects and hit align , and they move to the axis selected. Otr maybe I could use move and numerical input or something, not sure.

[@ljcdesigns6573]

Or like make planar in sub-object mode, align to X,Y,Z etc.

[@Pixelfondue]

@@ljcdesigns6573 other than the array tools (which are cloners, I don't think that exists yet in Plasticity)

[@Pixelfondue]

@@ljcdesigns6573 Oh, (if I'm following) - I think you will have to use the scale tool and scale to 0 in whatever axis....so if you want it planar in xy then scale to 0 in z. Other than that - sorry, I'm not much help.