Plasticity | Floyd’s Five Favorite Features

This video shares a quick look at my 5 favorite features in Plasticity.
Quick Clips of the 5 Features:
Isoparam: • Plasticity | Isoparam
Match Face: • Plasticity | Match Face
Place and Align: • Plasticity | Duplicate...
Alternate Duplicate: • Plasticity | Alternate...
Raise Degree: • Plasticity | Raise Deg...
Version used in video: 24.1.2
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[@babyitsnatural]

My favorite Plasticity feature is Pixel Fondue

[@Pixelfondue]

I like the way you think! :)

[@rectangle_]

+100

[@babyitsnatural]

@@Pixelfondue seriously you guys should be the official instruction manual for the software. If Plasticity was smart they would partner up with you because you don't only show the features, you show how to THINK while using the features. You don't just show brute force methods, you show ingenuity can increase the effectiveness of the features by several times over.

[@EscritorioSP-u4p]

I am becoming a monster just with these videos.

[@Pixelfondue]

Nice!

[@tomicooltomi]

Thank you for making those simple and short videos 🙇‍♀ They really help a lot when starting out with Plasticity

[@Pixelfondue]

Welcome. More to come.

[@colinhare4722]

One of my fav tips would be to use the scale command to bring a set of lines into the same plane for editing.
Sometimes you draw a set of lines that you may wish to trim, join for patch say but find that one or more line has picked up a different planar reference and so doesn't intersect. Simply select your lines and press s for scale, move the axis ref to the plane you wish to work in using v, then adjust the hight axis to that plane to the numeric value zero '0'. You may now trim or join your lines.

[@Pixelfondue]

LOve using Scale to flatten faces or join points- ruclips.net/video/9gotj7GMqEM/видео.htmlsi=QQoaGPi5q4ZCX8HC

[@tobyeglesfield4403]

I bought this app ages ago and never touch it but I love watching these videos.

[@Pixelfondue]

Glad you like them!

[@MoGpt]

Your videos are what keeps me going while learning plasticity.
I would probably have quitted by now lool
Thank you for all these quick and clear tips

[@Pixelfondue]

Happy to hear that! Enjoy!

[@colinhare4722]

Apologies if I'm just repeating previous tips you have provided in other videos.

[@Pixelfondue]

no worries. good to have these for everyone to see. Thanks again for the shares

[@MotionFriend]

Mirror is up there in my top 5 for sure!

[@Pixelfondue]

Yeah... I use mirror all the time.

[@colinhare4722]

If you join two complex surfaces then wish to blend the two with a smoothing radius, the normal radius tool can give inconsistent or undesirable results.
Select the intersection and copy the interection ref using shift d. Press p for pipe then increase the diameter to the blend size you are looking for. Extrude the ends to ensure a clean cut then boolean difference the pipe. Now blend the two surface edges using loft l.

[@Pixelfondue]

Thanks for teh share!

[@HardCoil]

Thanks!

[@Pixelfondue]

Welcome

[@shaunrichardson2440]

I learn something with every video I watch. Keep up the good work mate :)

[@Pixelfondue]

Thanks, will do!

[@colinhare4722]

When surfacing you may want to cut a line with another line but not trim down either line. Press c for cut twice to first select the line to cut then select the cutting line.

[@Pixelfondue]

Thanks for the share

[@volo3d74]

Shift + S was a gamechanger for me and Pixel Fondue of course :)

[@Pixelfondue]

Thanks

[@ironbeton666]

it’s super helpful, thank you!

[@Pixelfondue]

Welcome. Be sure to check out the other videos in the series!

[@shokk1967]

Great to know these tips.

[@Pixelfondue]

Glad you like them!

[@Jbobonline]

Floyd is the best ever

[@Pixelfondue]

Thanks!

[@lazyman1011]

Pixel Fondue is my favourite dish!

[@Pixelfondue]

Happy to hear...Enjoy!