@kobrodie4063 In my Job, I use Moi3d often. But the development is slow, there is not much to show new stuff.

@@Kuechmeister A ha, I got you, I feel the same. Thank you for the reply though!

@@bufferglitch That question comes very often.

Haha.

@@Kuechmeister Admiro tu trabajo, antes en Moi y ahora en Plasticity, pero solo llegas a un 5% de los que te ven... No te gustaría llegar a un 100% de tus seguidores? Nos gustaría saber que comandos utilizas. Eres tímido?, ok! No hables 😉 Pero escríbe los comandos al menos en letra grande para que te podamos seguir. Eres bueno y más lo serías si te pudiésemos seguir. 🙄

Since release v24.

No, because blender never was a surface modeling tool. Blender is a normal and good general poly-based 3d tool like, 3dsmax, Maya, Lightwave, Houdini, Softimage xsi or Cinema 4d, but it is free.

This is the Octane ready model. And this is the game model : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zRT0vPA-37E.html

...but in times of Unreal nanites you can do this poly don't matter: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hUQypGCscps.html

...or this : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t4EIeTY7sa8.html

..but for oldschooler you can do auto quad retopo: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-F95u-LKgFXk.html

On official Plasticity Discord you can get the link.

I don't know, many people told me that they learned very much techniques and tricks with my videos. My tricks are grown in over 10 - 15 years experience in Moi3d and deal with the Moi3d limitations. Plasticity is a budget and mini CAD tool like Moi3d before, but I can use the same techniques. My techniques are often not default or standard ways. I can never be save, to teach this methods, it could show beginners maybe a wrong way. My tipp is, learn beginner tutorials here on RU-vid from channel like Nikita Rasputin or Pixel Fondue, then you see where are the limitations are, and you can decide if my techniques can help to get solutions for the deeper problems. My techniques are often translated from pro tool techniques in Siemens NX, Alias or Solid work. For example "car modeling" Plasticity is not made for car modelling, but I can show you a alternative way how you can solute it. In the case you need a gold standard (the real way, to do it) you need the high price pro tools.

Since it exists, April 22 I test one of the first alpha versions, with the old c3d kernel. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0cYRcq6pVYY.htmlfeature=shared

...and since december 22 the first version with the parasolid kernel after kernel change ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yZRlQg7DcDQ.htmlfeature=shared

@@Kuechmeister I thought It had parasolid from the day 1

​@MIchaelSybi No, it was first the "C3d" kernel. A russian kernel. The licences are not so expensive. Plasticity should first be a very budget mini CAD tool for 25 dollar. But the war made it impossible to be save for the licences.

@@Kuechmeister Happy to hear it as Ukrainian. I think everyone benefitted from switching to parasolid

This is more a quick an dirty demonstration but when you add some manuelly repair work it can be perfect, you can also mark vertex maps as guides or the best way is the direct iges or step spline import to c4d, this splines you can use as hard edge guides.

Rhino is more in the pro tool direction, but I think Plasticity with implemented xNURBS is a very good offer.

I started with Rhino, and I think unless you are a very hardcore nurbs modeler, and need some very specific functions in Rhino, Plasticity is easier, but also much faster to model. Rhino has outdated core and interface Rhino has some nice fillet tweaking tools, but at the same itme, it might be much slower in some regards for fillets Rhino has many funсtions, but probably you won't find them useful 80% of the time With latest updates, like cage tweaking and xnurbs, I might not look back at Rhino, though I always admired Rhino for being so long in the field, but I never managed to fully master it Being big and old doesn't mean being good and fast Users complain on slow Rhino development. They add new features, but Rhino is a patch nurbs modeler, so its core is not as robust as parasolid Rhino has extensive snapping and precision tools, but Plasticity is also getting there. Plasticity is for those, who simply need additional tool into their toolbox, and are not 100% nurbs only modelers. It will get you most of the tasks, and you can always send it to Rhino and tweak it Plasticity is bated on another kernel, which is parasolid, and hence is faster in some ways

You need the same polygon count, that is why I rebuild all patches with square.

@@Kuechmeister Worked like charm. Many thanks.

@Hoopenfaust I think this function is a special feature, for extreme low tessellation surfaces, xNURBS it self is much faster to make clean surfaces, but it can good used for very clean input surfaces and xNurbs blends between.

I have no talent to draw on 2d paper.

This is a spezial Github Version of Carnac later with mouse buttons

Thank you, Cars are not really good to learn Plasticity, cars are only pro stuff.

Plasticity has a direct Blender Bridge implemented, this is only one click.

Only Studio, because xNURBS licences are more expensive for the developer.

Carnac

@@Kuechmeister The version from github? I got it from there and it's not showing the mouse input.

Do you mean this? www.pinterest.com.mx/pin/297519119127020307/

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@@Kuechmeister 👍

Nee, beruflich nutze ich Moi3D immernoch gerne zum modellieren und konvertieren, und wenn es um sowas mit speziellen scripten geht: instagram.com/p/CzbYVoYKHyK/?img_index=1

Ich kann halt kaum neue Sachen (Funktionen und Tricks) in Moi3D zeigen, weil ich alles schon gezeigt hab, es gibt fast nichts neues mehr.

Thank you

Very clean work