Plasticity Tutorial for Beginners 2024

[@_jp_0966]

Just got from a confusing tutorial from a channel with many subscribers, and found this video and was surprised how straight forward it is. You just earned my subscription

[@bombproofbushcraft]

Great video. I am learning 3d printing and CAD is a large part of that. As I watch the vids and follow along your instructions are very easy to follow. Thank you for making these vids. Keep up the great work!

[@kayviah]

This was a great tutorial. Thank you for uploading

[@start3dmodeling]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@delcopeland]

Thank you for making a video where someone doesn’t go through a tutorial at a million miles per second! 🎉 Very helpful!

[@start3dmodeling]

Glad it was helpful!

[@valentindellagiacoma7875]

I wish I found this sooner! Probably the best beginner friendly tutorial I have seen so far. Very clear and calm instructions plus the mentioning of all the key strokes and possible mistakes that can happen is great. Thank you very much.

[@start3dmodeling]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ViniCavin]

As a beginner, I can safely say that this is easely one of the best tuts for beginners for Plasticity I stumbled upon! Thanks a lot for sharing it! Great work

[@start3dmodeling]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Ferrous_Bueller]

Holy cannoli, this is a fabulous tutorial for a channel with less than a hundred subs. Keep this up and you’ll be a big deal in this space.

[@start3dmodeling]

Thanks a ton!

[@jaredc5169]

if you love ai voice.

[@transalpia]

One of the best tuts I have ever seen.

[@start3dmodeling]

Glad to hear!

[@dragonlion3DPrints]

I work with a Disability - and would like to thank you for starting my Plasticity journey into 3D Modeling , DragonLion Prints was here at the start of his journey.

[@PBStuffCo]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks for calling out specific commands and alternatives. You have helped me decide on Plasticity

[@start3dmodeling]

Great to hear!

[@AtomicBurnsauce]

I'm just getting started with Plasticity. This tutorial is easy to follow and just the right length. I'm looking forward to future videos!

[@start3dmodeling]

Great to hear!

[@MstrLonewolf]

Excellent tutorial one of the better ones about the use of Plasticity look forward to seeing more

[@start3dmodeling]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@cwgladden]

Awesome tutorial! Thanks so much for putting this together, I'm coming from a Solidworks background, so there is a bunch to get used to here, but I really like plasticity, and I like the way you make the same body in a few ways and highlight the key commands

[@start3dmodeling]

Glad it was helpful!

[@mirokantolic9036]

wow! super instuctions, finaly somebody who isint in a hurry, easy instructions... great work!

[@start3dmodeling]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Denis_v1.0_beta]

Great tutorial, thank you. Question: you demonstrated that editing the original sketch doesn't change the resultant extruded solid, so how does one go about modifying the solid if there is a change? Using your project as an example, say you wanted to decrease the diameter of the 10 revolved holes from 10mm to 8mm, how would you accomplish this?

[@bobjoe1593]

I believe based on another tutorial i saw (im looking into this as an option to add into my workflow), the face representing the hole diameter can be selected and moved/ scaled (and i assume the edges of the hole can be selected at one object face adjusted to add a taper)

[@Denis_v1.0_beta]

@@bobjoe1593 Thanks mate. I'll give that a crack.

[@start3dmodeling]

I'll make a video on this soon.

[@aarrodri]

Thansk for your efforts. Great channel. I'm purchasing it now.

[@start3dmodeling]

Enjoy!

[@malandr1]

This was amazing ! Super well done tutorial, packed with useful informations 🔥 Please make much more CAD - Plasticity walkthrough, I would even buy a 100$ course from you with lessons and exercices

[@start3dmodeling]

Thank you! More to come!

[@gokhanersan8561]

Clean interface, real time, intuitive modeling experience. I am sure they are (Blender, C4D, Fusion, Autocad) taking notes. I hope Adobe doesn’t buy em out to kill the software.

[@philipetremblay9504]

Its a software you buy and own, adobe have one year to kill it once you buy

[@ScandinavianEcommerce]

Im completely new to this CAD world. Helpful tutorial. I had to ask GPT for instructions to change measurement units from meters to millimeters. Preferences(top left)>units>millimeters.

[@start3dmodeling]

You're right, I didn't mention it in this video. I made a new video about changing units: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpexlp6gqdODe6s

[@GryphonIndustrial]

Brand new to CAD and designed my first 3D printer project in like 30mins just using this video as a guide. Tried Fusion 360 first but its gonna take serious time to learn. Plasticity being able to measure to one thousandth of an inch is close enough for the girls I go with.

[@gibbs677bg]

what did you design? Interesting.

[@GryphonIndustrial]

@ A spacer for a set of plastic dually center caps. Pretty much a thick ring with 6 hole cut outs along the edge. Kind looks like a gear.

[@kiritvara257]

all i can say thank you sir

[@BonJunCuevas]

Nice tutorial

[@start3dmodeling]

Thanks :)

[@karo5784]

New to CAD, want to learn software, then get 3D printer to print them out:). Liked/Subbed.

[@start3dmodeling]

Welcome aboard!

[@pyrotenax472]

+1 sub 👍

[@andreaswitten]

great video, my tab key will not open input field it opens always a new temp construction plane. Any ideas?

[@start3dmodeling]

No idea. Ask on Discord.

[@Rejken]

I am currently using TinkerCAD and would like to switch to more advanced software like Plasticity, but I have already noticed one potential problem. I create objects in which I will later place magnets, so I prepare several versions with different sizes, which I print and then test to see which version fits best for round magnets, for example, with dimensions of 25mm/10mm. I check if the magnet fits too easily or maybe too loosely, and based on this, I choose the best version or make minor adjustments and print again. Will I be able to easily change the size of a hole for the magnet (either enlarge or shrink it) in Plasticity? Thx for your help!

[@start3dmodeling]

These changes are easy to make in Plasticity. You can select the hole face and drag the gizmo to change the dimensions, but you can also type in a specific value by which you want to change the dimensions.

[@Rejken]

@@start3dmodeling Thank you for quick reply and clarification! I'm glad to hear these adjustments are easy to make in Plasticity. I really appreciate your help-keep up the great work! 😎😎

[@aarrodri]

Dude raneom wuestion related to your videos: when i listen with a headset i can hear a very faint conversation in the background. Noticed it in various videos. Do you know what it is? Almost as if viceo was dubed.

[@start3dmodeling]

Yes, some videos are dubbed. I didn't hear it myself, but it's possible I didn't mute the second audio track. Sorry for the inconvenience, and thanks for letting me know. I'll keep an eye on it.