Plasticity | Surface Modeling for Beginners 3D Tutorial | Amazing Workflow
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In this tutorial, I'm showing you how to improve your surface modeling skills by creating a functional and aesthetically pleasing computer mouse design using Plasticity. You'll learn practical tips on image importing and reference setup, line and curve creation for base shapes, and advanced surface editing to achieve tangency and smoothness. With my guidance, you'll understand how to manage surface transitions and refine your design using fillets, chamfers, and patching techniques. Join me as we hone our modeling techniques to elevate simple designs into sophisticated 3D models.
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⌚Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction to Surface Modeling Practice with Mouse Design
00:27 - Setting up Reference Images and Preparing the Workspace
01:05 - Drawing Base Lines and Establishing Primary Shapes
02:07 - Importing Pens and Adjusting Transparency for Tracing
03:01 - Curve Creation and Surface Editing for Tangency
05:31 - Advanced Editing: Filleting, Chamfering, and Patching Surfaces
09:01 - Organizing Workflow and Managing Curves for Precision
19:00 - Final Touches and Tips for Fillet and Chamfer Application
22:31 - Troubleshooting Tips and Fillet Techniques for Smooth Transitions
29:01 - Patching Holes and Finalizing Surface Quality
32:50 - Conclusion and Invitation to Full Surface Modeling Course
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excellent workflow Nikita! process tip for all: be sure to hit "4" when attempting to Join sheets. you can't join sheets if in "3" mode.
I always look forward to your Plasticity tutorials. Thank you for sharing them.
You are very welcomed! Thanks for letting me know.
Thank you for creating this great ressource of knowledge. Coming from Blender and poly-modelling I mostly used plasticity for tricky booleans and fillets on curved solids and I wasn't able to grasp what surface modelling tools like these are really capable of.
What I learned while following your tutorial:
- the basic workflow steps curve -> sheet -> solid
- how to approach organic hard surface shapes
- how to properly use lofting
- the use of G0 and G1
- creating guiding curves for lofting
- how to approach problems when working with this kind of modelling technique ( this one was extremely important and lead to better undertanding for plasticity)
Thank you for providing that knowledge for free.
Oh yes, surface modeling is really really powerful to create complex forms & shapes without the need to think about topology.
Keep an eye on my channel and the next videos, I will share more tutorials on surface modeling.
And thanks for sharing your learnings as bullet points. Especially the basic workflow curve -> sheet -> solid is exactly the fundamental thing in surface modeling.
Enjoy your day
@@nikita.kapustin Yeah, I will follow a few more of your videos and I'm planning to buy your helmet course next month. I think the additional fundamental knowledge you have there will be useful in future. For now I think I can gather enough infos through the free videos and I appreciate you creating them. Did the headphones yesterday and the more I understand the tool the more fun it is to create something.
you can select a continous edge and make a pipe on it, which subtracts from the original surface and then you hace a gap which can be lofted again with tangency. hope it helps
Hello, thanks for the great tutorial! If you don't mind me asking, how does one enable the calculation supports for the curve sketch? For some reason mine are turned off by default. Thanks.
Thank you very much!
Nikita, at 14:55 I hear you say: "I didn't do that". But what do you expect when you first put all the points at the right place in the top view and then go move them around freely in the side view? Of course the points are no longer at their spot where they are supposed to be. You can't move them freely anymore. They only can go in the Z-direction because otherwise you change your top view too. I saw it coming from miles away when I saw you edit the positions in the side view. Use a few more control points and never ever change the x or y position after you have set them in the top view.
Man, I dont know how you keep pumping out these great tutorials Nikita. Very helpful as usual!
Because I get a lot of good, positive feedback like yours and those tutorials seem to be truly helpful for people.
Also it's good for me as well, as I can practice, become better and learn discipline and push through.
Along some other benefits.
I see either lack of knowledge about nurbs construction techniques or lack of tools inside program. But already crazy spam-like marketing from every hole. Should I still consider buying gumroad courses taking this quality into account?
I think a lot of people talk about very positively about Plasticity because it's genuinely an amazing, innovative program in the 3D space.
I am not sure about your second question but in my Gumroad courses we go much deeper, as we have more time to create complex models with interesting modeling techniques & workflows.
So in short, my Gumroad courses have even higher quality than those tutorials on my RUclips channel.
Thanks for considering!
At least someone is genuinely happy making tutorial. Thanks for the tutorials. They are great help.
Happy to help!
great tutorial! I learn a lot.
Glad to hear it!
Very nice!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Excellent tutorial!
What is that annotation tool you use to draw purple lines at 3.30?
Thanks!
Glad you like it!
It's called Epic Pen
Thank you for replying
thanks for the tutorial...the easyest way ( at least for me) to chanfer or fillet the edges was to delete the internal faces and add thickness again.
Not sure if it'll definitely work, but in the recently released v1.3, the fillet dialogue box has a "chordal" option, which attempts to keep the same thickness around the edge of the entire fillet. It'll probably help with the top indented areas where the fingers would rest, and the chamfer at the base of the mouse.
Sometimes chordal works well, most of the time on complex surfaces one has to do fillets manually for best results.
@@nikita.kapustin I do like your technique of deriving a curve for the "path" you want to chamfer/fillet, then using the pipe tool on it to get the size of the chamfer you want to make, then bool-cutting that area out of the original geometry, and manually rebridging the opposing edges.
Nice
Thank you very much for the tutorials. If you don't mind me asking, what is the purpose of extruding a curve and creating a sheet at 17:30, I have seen you do it many times in your tutorials.
To see the results try both variants next to each other on your own and mirror both sheets over.
You need tangency in the middle, and at the moment it's only possible with extruding an curve and use it's edge for tangency information.
Otherwise you can't select tangency on a curve itself
Otherwise you will get a noticeable seem
Thank you very much for taking the time to answer. Learning plasticity is challenging but rewarding.@@nikita.kapustin
Everyone has their own way of doing things. I think starting with a solid and then applying forming techniques would make better use of plasticity.
Sure, everyone has their own way of doing it. I am showing you the industry standard, professional ways how 99%-100% of all products are designed in CAD for production.
Such shapes are only possible with surface modeling. Especially the more complex it gets.
@@nikita.kapustin Very good, no worries!
Nikita for some reason when I mirror the surface the faces are not smooth at the junction edges...what I am doing wrong? Thanks!
Hey Nikita , thanks for your amazing tutorial . 1 question please . When i try to add the fillet in he edges in 25:34 it gives me hard edges , how to make it more rounded ?? Please help !
Try to drag the gizmo to the other direction.
Otherwise, join our 3,000-member Plasticity community and ask the question there, AND attach your Plasticity project file so we can have a look at it.
Creating a profile will take you 30-60sec.
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Having watched tones of hours of Arrimus apathetic style of tutorials of MAX and Blender now I get this overenthusiastic Plasticity guy hehe. Good work there:) I presume you are from Germany and me being from PL hearing that SS for scale kinda sucks. Double S should be better :>
LMAO!!! "And that asshole is not working." I feel this every time hahaha
I follow your tutorial to the letter but when i get to the 14:00 mark when you're talking about the tangency and for whatever reason when i mirror mine.. there doesnt seem to be a correct flow from the mirrored part.. i get an obvious crease between the 2.. my vertecies are all black ( non tangent) yours are purple ( tangent) im breaking my brain 😅
Fantastic content. I was ready to pull the trigger, but Plasticity looks to be very unpredictable/unreliable. It would drive me insane for things to work or fail in a seemingly random manner.
Hello Nikita, may I ask you why at 7:30 didn't use "Project curve curve"?
Hi,
I wasn't aware of this function at that time. Thanks for mentioning it!
I wish you would show how to fix problems when they go wrong rather than saying oh it works now. Work around are really valuable more so than when things just work.
Some people want it one way, other people the other way.
The thing is, if I always show the problem-solving parts than all tutorials will be 2-3 times longer. Because they are always encountered. So I try to keep a balance on my RUclips channel.
If you want the full process, you can always find them in my premium courses, where we have much more time do go deeper into problem solving
IMO, this is the ideal tutorial to start learning surface modelling. I found extremely useful.
It is what it say on the tin, its for BEGIINNERS !!
Many Thanks, keep it up :)
Glad it was helpful!
OK, we have seen that Plasticity is more than capable to deal with small objects, but I would love to see a serious and complex tutorial (a realistic car, a motorbike, a detailed building). Until then, I'll stick to Rhino and Blender.
Wouldn't see the benefit of using Plasticity for a building but for cars/bikes? Sure
www.youtube.com/@Kuechmeister has great timelapses of cars
Looks like Rhino 30 Years ago .
yeah i love mandarines!
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canyou make volkswagen car modelling tutorial
Maybe in the future
this software isthe best，it is much easier thansolidworks，catia，creo and ug，maybe I can combine then .I can import models to professional mechanical 3d systems.savintage much time and learning time.because time is money
volkswagen car is my favorite .it is my goal to modelling .
Эмейзинг😊
side view, only can move the points up and down😂maybe
Такое ощущение, что иногда оно работает абсолютно рандомно. Как то это не предсказуемо. Столько моментов в видео, когда что то не работало и вдруг заработало
Ни когда ничего не работает с первого раза в этих nurbs. Как же больно на это смотреть. И ещё больнее в этом участвовать
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