Learn How To Model Organic Shapes in Plasticity Using References 

I agree with others, really tutorial with A LOT of useful information for sure. It’s a bit too fast to follow along and some actions couldn’t used a little more explanation. But again, really helpful and useful.

Tons of advanced stuff. Thank you! 💙

super hard to follow along, very dense with info, just wish it was twice as long of a video

bit too fast mate, but keep them coming

Learnt more from these videos than anything else I've seen in the last 6 months. Thank you so much!

How many cups of coffee did you drink before you made this? Seriously, you know your stuff, but I’m sure that many of us cannot hope to keep up with any of these tutorials. I just bought this software and am struggling to find quality, up to date tutorials. There’s Floyd the Muppet guy who just shows one feature at at time. Another guy with a free course, but his voice is so high pitched I get a headache trying to follow it. Plasticity, seems to be so powerful, but please, please, please make some SLOWER tutorials aimed at people new to this and want to use Plasticity to design items for 3D Printing

This is not tutorial for beginners. Everything is too fast, you don't say what tools are you using. There a lot of errors user may encounter doint this tutorial and he will not know how to fix them.

Great video, very much appreciated. Would it be possible to slow it down, to much information overload for me, though I can decrease the playback speed to 0.75 which helps.

this was so cool to watch what is capable of plasticity

nice timing I was just practicing :D

Only two words: Too Fast!!! Anyway thank you.

I wish all tutorials were this fast

Probably the most different way of thinking comparing to traditional polygonal modeling is deleting center face at 6:05 and then just filleting new edge :)

At times hard to follow, but it's nevertheless great info, thanks!

This program makes me feel like a boomer trying to understand how to change the default browser.

Maybe a stupid question but what is the best way to scale the references? Lets say they are taken from a camera, every side with a bit different scale and size, but I know some points and their distance.

Wow!

Thanks for the video, but next time slow it down a little please. Doesn't help if people need to stop-rewind-stop-rewind to actually see what you are doing. If you use shortcuts and don't display them on screen, people will not be able to follow. Better not use them in tutorials at all.

I noticed the temperature in the room increasing. Plasticity heat.

Dont have polyvinyl stuckola? Use carbon fibre stuckolaaa!!!

need more begineer friendly tutorials, why so fast? make these tutorials 40mins instead of 14 mins please!

I put it in slow motion 😂

to hard to follow, sorry

These videos are way too fast to learn anything

Why don't you make the video even more faster, so I can jump right to the next video without having realized what happend? The dev should never make tutorials. It should be done by people WHO make tutorials! Too fast, too obvious everything for you. And yea, I am an experienced 3dsmax & zbrush modeller doing my sh!t for over 30+ years. But all the tutorials for Plasticity so far have been crap. Never had such a horrible learning curve with such an easy looking tool.

nice tool, bad tutorial