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is there a way to export the curves you created in Fusion to Plasticity and then model in Plasticity using those Nurbs curves? I tried doing this and Fusion would not let me export the created curves as STEP files. I have an excellent model I want to use but cannot import as an empty into Plasticity and this is my workaround.

It did not work for me. export to iges got nothing. removed blender re-installed same results

Thank you so much! I was just about ready to give up on importing RC Jet mesh on a F4 and overwhelmed at the thought of building the model from start to finish (I’m a new user on Fusion). I’m super excited to spend my Friday night practicing this tutorial. FANTASTIC!

What prop pps

8:23 i cant subdivide face, i clicked alt s noting happen.. help!

i was having missing walls on printing plane parts. i finally fixed by setting the horizontal hole expansion to 0.

Hello sir ,im just wondering why didnt the styrofoam work and did you use steam to expand it? Thanks

Thanks, this was so helpful - I couldn't figure out what was going wrong when I tried to thicken my geometric shapes. Now I understand I'm asking the software to do the impossible...

Where has your channel been all my life

What kind of plastic did you use?

Haven't seen any updates on this project for a while, has it been shelved or is it still in the works? Looks really promising by the way. I hope to see some flight footage some day 🥺

did it work?

can you do texture in plasticity. like you can in blender?

How do you loft using rails that are sometimes smooth and sometimes have a hard corner to them?

There is a basic rule in real life: The minimum internal radius of a sheet cannot be less than the thickness of that sheet. If the sheet is 3 mm, the external radius will always be at least 3+3=6. In reality, this is limited by the sheet metal forming tools and must be taken into account. In modeling, we can have more tolerance and we can make small external radii as long as the internal radius does not reach less than zero, because that is where we will have problems. There are programs that solve this problem by converting values ​​less than 0 into edges or with a very small radius of, for example, 0.1 mm. In fact, I thought that Plasticity did it by converting conflicting internal radii into 0, that is, edges, but it is true that there can be a conflict with the continuity of the adjacent radii or joints. If you keep in mind not to reach internal radii of 0 mm, everything will be fine.

is xnurbs feature just for subcription model ?

Please go ahead with the how to build!

Do you have the files or a link I want to make this too!

That certainly looks a very nice designed nose cone cowling. I run another Parasolid program. I had a L shaped surface with a 2mm radius corner, then I offset the surface 3mm and it ignored that it couldn't make a -1mm ( or negative ) inside rad, producing a solid body with an internal sharp corner - doesn't Plasticity or Fusion do that?

Great tut. Fast and simple.

What motor

What electronic so you use

Great video! I struggle with plasticity a little. I spent years trying to learn solidworks, but can't use it anymore for what I want to do. I was a master sheet metal layout mechanic. I wish these programs would work a little more like layout, cause that's how my mind thinks.

I just discovered Plasticity on Monday. Fiddled with it for 5mins. Made stuff in 5mins I couldn’t in C4D, Fusion360, or Blender for 5 years. I hope Adobe doesn’t buy to kill it. That’s my only concern.

Have you tried any other brands of coverings or only UltaKote?

I've been searching for this kind of tutorial for weeks. Finally, I found it! Thanks, bro-I really appreciate it. Keep it up!

I recently purchased a BambuLab A1 printer with a view to printing RC planes. I've been an RC pilot and enthusiast for around 15 years and have built many foamies' and balsa models but I'm now looking into the future which I believe will be 3D printing but I'm a total newbie so a steep learning curve ahead.. So, I'm now curious as to whether the practices and settings you've demonstrated in this video will also work with the A1 if I use the orca slicer as well since both the printer you're using and the A1 are both Bambu Lab printers?

you can teach me without blueprint .

Will there ever be another free download period?

My goat right here

finding it really hard to unlearn fusion 360 to use Plasticity fluidly.

with 1120kv 1300mah at the most, is that a 9" glow prop?

3 or 4s 1500mah

Stl file?

What motor you got?

850, 3s

3s maybe?

Fun fack if you add a use the hollow tool in plasticity and decides to undo that after a long run just extrude the inside. Remove chamfers? Just click the chamfer face and press x. Yes I'm a long fusion 360 user and now I'm very committed to switching to plasticity.

What's the song that starts at 9:47

How that lw pla ht works in planes? Do you have experience nowdays, is it worth to use, quiet expensive!!

Great Work! Did you attach ordinary vacuum cleaner to table?

I hope to see more Plasticity videos from you, they are great for following along

Avoid singularities in modelling. Loft into a point, brrr It pays off to cut the pointy edge couple mm back. So that curves/faces can offset. You showed that in the video. In sheet metal you have to obey the rule of constant material thickness. This rule can easily be overlooked if there is a slight chamfer on one of the edges. If you cut the cone without pinpoint end and SHELL it you will get horizontal edges top and bottom. Edges are not perpendicular to outer walls. Pays off to copy faces and THICKEN them. This way outer edges are allways perpendicular to the walls. Sorry if I tried to be a vise guy. Wasnt my intent. You do great projects 👌💪👏👏👏

I think Plasticity pretty much always has a free 30 day trial on their site. Your mentioned “Redbaron” discount code. (Caveat it’s late at night my time). I saw no discount auto applied nor a place to enter a discount code on Plasticity site? Did I miss something? Was curious to see how much of a discount it was. I’m familiar w Plasticity’s history and have been waiting for it to “age” a bit; about ready to pull the trigger. We’re commercial users of Fusion/ZBrush/Rhino 6 which was our first 3D CAD (yep, I know the connection) and for us Plasticity being able to import Rhino is a nice plus. Anyway, if it’s really a % $ discount code, would love to take a look at how much it is and also how long it’s available for. TIA.

Looks great Rob

Finally custom shapes. I've been a aircraft model builder for 40 years and really like custom shapes and non normal forms. I use all kinds of materials from balsa, paper, tissue, and have flown some really strange looking planes, mostly rubber band powered. Also sailboats, ships, sci-fi space ships. Things don't have to fly but it would be fun to make a physical model you can hold in your hands or set on a shelf.

Here real challenge,make Pillar spaceship from No Man's Sky video game.But,make your much biger,so that it can have.Ramp like ferry,garage for mobile diging machine and truck,and on top,a living area,and pilots cabin.Please do it,becouse spaceships from No Man's Sky,realy are ugly.

Thanks for your clear explanations. I would like to be able to take 3D scanner data of a knee, bring it into fusion 360, then create a knee brace around the scan, then 3D print it. Changing the thickness of the 3D print walls is an important ability. 3D printed prosthetics are a growing need.

It will be very appreciated if you upload the full tutorial on how you model in fusion 360.

I've been using F360 to model the lugs (joints) between tubes on bicycle frames - the thicken fails a lot also. I chose F360 because I wanted the parametric option to change frame dimensions, and the lugs would just update...yes I'm a silly summer child. Is plasticity any better - i discounted it because of limited parametric options, but it does seem more stable for surfacing/solid commands. Can plasticity do parametric like changes and remain stable? cheers