Plasticity 3d 2024. Another Blender MODELING Topper?

[@matsy7450]

Man, nice video 👍 Differences that I already see between 3DCoat and Plasticity: Plasticity is designed, thought out with a lot of intelligence and real attention to how the end user will use the tools and interface. Everything is much clearer and faster in Plasticity, the layout of the interface, the arrangement of tools, etc...You only need a smattering of CAD to create beautiful models right away. You want my truth about 3DCoat? 3DCoat is very powerful, has a ton of features and functions but.....organized tremendously. It's a Ferrari under the hood, but with the body and interior of a World War I tank. The interface is outdated, the controls are scattered all over the place in an unnecessarily complicated way. The brushes are many, but so many of them are poorly differentiated from one another...the shortcuts are still unreliable after years, it's incredibly full of big and small bugs. In short, it's a huge mess...interface, commands and worflow should be entirely redesigned to be more professional, stable and perform better. Summarizing the downsides: -useless redundancy of brushes, tools and functions.Sometimes having more...or showing more, is worse! - poor design of the interface, commands and especially the interaction between them -constantly plagued by many bugs It also has many positives of course, which everyone knows about. I wish Plasticity and 3DCoat the best and hope they improve, both have enormous potential.

[@kenw8875]

F360 (precision mech design/build assy) + Plasticity (artistic-based workflow for hard surface artists) + Blender (polygonal modeling, massive add-on tools, rendering) + Substance Painter (texturing) + Photoshop (composition) : 🔥 . as a 20yr user of SW and 3 yr user of F360, can tell you that using Plasticity will accelerate your right hemisphere for concepting and creating NURBS-based bespoke models. as an early adopter and beta-teater of Plasticty, we’ll cage match this s/w against Rhino/MOI for tailored use case. Nick Kallen is an awesome developer and will morph this product into an industry standard. mic dropped.

[@cakeller98]

25 years using creo, and I'll agree 100% with this... plasticity is incredibly freeing. and the surfaces go into creo great too. ;-) and the improvements coming are great too!

[@carlmig]

Creating a robot in blender took me 1 year learning the program, with plasticity took me one week following Pixel fondue tuts. I love plasticity and Pixel fondue. Great review.

[@rajendrameena150]

Yes for still rendering plasticity should be preferred but for animation you have to rely on poly-modelling.

[@shluhenfurer]

@@rajendrameena150 Wrong. Plasticity has obj exporter. So you can export your model to any 3d software and anímate there. Actually Plasticity has been created for this purpose - for fast modeling in NURBS for hard surface objects and do anything you like in Blender.

[@Oakbeast]

​@@rajendrameena150 Not true if you can export to OBJ you can do whatever you need from it. the surface info is converted into polygons upon export

[@unclemonty9506]

Plasticity isn't designed to replace established CAD software - that's the whole point! It's allowing the user to utilise power of solid modelling and NURBS (at a fraction of the price) combined with the familiarity of their existing 3d cgi app. I think it's amazing

[@parelt]

It’s not a replacement for Rhino- but in many ways it is way more functional. If you are a Solidworks or Solidedge user that wants a lightweight concept iterator that is more artistic this is a handy support app. (I see this request a lot- see how popular Blender is in auto)

[@SD-3D]

A toy and no more!)

[@1989johno]

nah! dont be encouraging cracked software!

[@j_shelby_damnwird]

I followed a tutorial yesterday. Found it really simple to use and powerful for basic hard surface modeling. As a newbie I struggle to get the same results in Blender. Plus it's pretty cheap. I'll probably buy it when the trial period expires, although I would like to be able to use my SpaceMouse with it 😕 no 3DConnexion support as of today...

[@ezrolly898]

My thoughts as well. I hope support comes soon

[@chris_peon]

Fair points, but there are plenty of workflow and time lapse videos out there already. Payed and free

[@GazzaBoo]

Plasticity is for artists. This is why it has simple controls and simple interface. It's quick and easy to use and get your head around, no overly complex tools or processes and it has the tools you need for most operations. People like Plasticity precisely because it's not overly complex, and for most users it doesn't need to be. There are plenty of Nurbs programs for industrial use and for product designers, but most artists have little interest in them because traditionally they have been large, complex, awkward to use and a general pita. Plasticity and MOI 3d are both easy to use and comparatively basic, but both are easy to use and understand. Artists have enough complexity in their normal 3d poly and 2d programs without complex Nurbs software to remember as well.

[@nikita.kapustin]

Plasticity - Best 3D Modeling program ⭐

[@nestortorres5458]

Great video and thank you for sharing your knowledge on the subject. Very helpful. 👍

[@cwtjones]

Thanks for the explanation. And the audio improvement! Keep making videos!

[@Suthriel]

I think, right now the one usergroup that would really profit from Plasticity would be SketchUp users, they probably would love all of Plasticitys features. And looking at the SketchUp Pro pricetags (which are yearly, not permanent) SketchUp Pro users might even be way better off with the Plasticity Studio version.

[@Gearsolid]

You nailed it!

[@MichaelFlynn0]

I've done 3 or 5 tutorials and I am extremely impressed.... for 300 bucks it is astonishing.

[@phantomapprentice6749]

I've tried Plasticity for a bit , its so buggy , still huge advantage over Fusion 360 if you are doing game art but also comes with its own issues , if I buy it for 99$ all I get is a v1 , they could update it to a v2 tomorrow and I'm left with the buggy mess that is still missing some important features

[@daimyo2k]

Great video! Thanks for the info!

[@lucasdigital]

A solid video. Helped me decide to hold off buying but to keep an eye on development.

[@Oakbeast]

CAD modeling for artist. advanced hard ops observation is spot on

[@frankdearr2772]

thanks about that topic :)

[@TortugaStudio]

Thanks for the info!

[@CarlosPrGr]

Good video! I bought it and modeling with it is a joy

[@juliusnadar7802]

Great video bro

[@Gearsolid]

Thanks Julius.

[@Dmitry_Lenper]

Please compare Plasticity and MOI3D

[@kenw8875]

the filleting and “flow” of MOI is sub-standard compared to Plasticity.

[@juliusnadar7802]

One of the Best youtuber for 3d vfx artists

[@prasoondhapola2875]

As a new sub, I agree

[@pygmal]

what language is this?

[@Oakbeast]

catch up we're not waiting for you

[@Al-tk5zp]

plasticity is total garbage, and it costs 100$. I rly don't get the hype. one word - internet

[@j_shelby_damnwird]

why do you think it's "total garbage?"

[@Al-tk5zp]

@@j_shelby_damnwird because what is the point of it? we already have so many CAD programs. Fusion 360 is just one example and it's fucking free, and it's better with more tools and has an actually finished UI.

[@j_shelby_damnwird]

@@Al-tk5zp Ok

[@Quimber100]

​@@Al-tk5zp Fusión 360 IS not free. I am a Solidworker and Plasticity IS better and fast in surfaces. Its a fantastic programa if you know work with It.

[@yoloesad76]

wow thank you so much very happy i found your channel