I'm watching your headphone render tutorial. great job brother you explained in simple way and great results. Thanks a lot. please keep it up good work.
@@nikita.kapustin I mostly design stuff for 3D printing. For example, I recently designed a Ravioli cutting board, some flower pots incl. a water drain, a stand for a hair-dryer that attaches to the side of a cupboard, cutlery inserts for drawers, functional parts for an old vespa (light switch cover) and so on. I enjoy your videos because they open me up to new techniques and design ideas.
I am usually not working with fabric/velvet materials. But there is already a tutorial which shows it. It's shouldn't be that complicated. ruclips.net/video/BHdyCygAUik/видео.html
You make very good tutorials for Plasticity! Thank you!
Thanks Patrick.
For what are you using Plasticity?
Another great video Nikita. Love your content and I'm finding it an invaluable resource for learning Plasticity!
Thanks! Glad it helps you.
What are you using Plasticity for?
This video is absolute gem. Thank You for providing this content :)
Thank you Animesh.
What exactly did you found most useful and for what do you use Plasticity?
I'm watching your headphone render tutorial. great job brother you explained in simple way and great results. Thanks a lot. please keep it up good work.
Really appreciate your feedback. That helps me a lot!:)
Enjoy your day.
Very nice, thank you for sharing!
Thanks!
How are you using Plasticity?
@@nikita.kapustin I mostly design stuff for 3D printing. For example, I recently designed a Ravioli cutting board, some flower pots incl. a water drain, a stand for a hair-dryer that attaches to the side of a cupboard, cutlery inserts for drawers, functional parts for an old vespa (light switch cover) and so on. I enjoy your videos because they open me up to new techniques and design ideas.
I am as excited as you are about Plasticity, a great program! 💪😎✌
I did great leather material because of you thanks a lot. Please if possible teach us velvet material how can create in cinema 4d with octane.
I am usually not working with fabric/velvet materials.
But there is already a tutorial which shows it. It's shouldn't be that complicated.
ruclips.net/video/BHdyCygAUik/видео.html
@@nikita.kapustin I watched this tutorial it's so difficult. I requested with many RUclipsrs but they forget to prepare tutorial.