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Should work fine in 2022. Haven't tested recently, got 2022 myself, no Maxon Zbrush here lol

@@Glenn3D1993 same same 😂

You might try to just offset into it and see if it merges with itself

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No TrueType fonts. Only work around in the Beta version is convert Text to curves in another software and export as . SVG. Plasticity Beta can import . SVG files. Think it'll only be available in Studio Version though

@Glenn3D1993 I have the studio version.. only a few unknown are available. No ttf.

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Plasticity is Designed for Artist in Mind. You can do a lot of CAD features quickly without some of the Hoops you have to jump through with other CAD software, also not a Subscription. For me I dont need all the bells and whistles in Fusion, Plasticity works for me. You can always try the Demo and see if its good for what you do.

@@Glenn3D1993 thanks for this response. I bought a pro version of Plasticity a year or so ago to support it and to have access to this software, havent used it much as I waited for it to mature. It seems now its time to go back to it and give it a chance? I specifically would like to use it to build models that I can bring into Blender to unwrap UV and texture and then export to UE5

Plasticity has matured well the past year. Nick has listened to the community about which features are needed. Personally I haven’t jumped down the rabbit hole on UVing in Blender yet, but some have on the Discord with descent results. I’ll get there eventually lol.

I used in this in the Video, Key N Stroke (github.com/Phaiax/Key-n-Stroke). Though I had some issue with some Key Combos not showing correctly, now I use Key N Stroke for Mouse display and Keyviz (github.com/mulaRahul/keyviz) for the Keystrokes. Used this Combo on last Video or 2 and I like it.

@@Glenn3D1993 Thanks a lot. I sometimes make tutorials and that type of software is always helpful.

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I blended a couple meshes that ship with Zbrush. I exported .obj out of Zbrush, then imported into Plasticity.

@@Glenn3D1993 So, like any object that i will export from blender in OBJ could be opened in Plasticity then? I`ve seen a few vids that only with some FreeCAD or studio subscribtion is possible to do that

@badflickz Yes, .obj export/import is supported in Indie and Studio license for Plasticity

@@Glenn3D1993 in indie ur not able even snap to obj object. STEP format is tha solushan😅

@badflickz Obj snap is not a feature yet. It's planned in the near future, unsure of the exact timeline. Definitely a Game Changer once it's implemented. Had to just eyeball it on this model.

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Not in front of the computer at the moment, but you could split the curve at mid point and move point to curve. Unsure if it'll keep existing tangents though. Or create a new 3 point curve using the start and end points of the curve you wanted to edit with second click on curve you wanted it connected to

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You're welcome. I find them kinda handy, you tend to lose sense of scale when looking at a monitor and my printer is in another room, so these help.

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Some of these videos are from 1.0 and 1.1 days, but are still Relevant. Some keyboard shortcuts changed like subdivide curves went to shift s and so on. I try to notate the titles on the playlist what version number a feature came out so people realize if their version is out of date and needs to be updated. I might do a quick start guide going over the basics again when 2.0 comes out, we'll see what time I have.

Created a lot of them with imprint "I" key from x,y, or z plane. Couple were just a copy of a curve on the surface. Used trim command to get rid of any lines that over projected. Thing to watch out for when using pipe command is that it doesn't like tight curves, because it'll self intersect creating the pipe. You can check out this video I did last year about the imprint command ruclips.net/video/ts-Opwjb4V4/видео.html

@@Glenn3D1993 If you have the time and energy you should definitely do a more advanced tutorial on how to tackle curved surfaces and imprint on non-XYZ vectors, as this would probably help not only me but a lot of people that are going or are already doing sci-fi objects with panels and cuts ;) This would be super useful for spaceships.

@GnougnouA10 Might do that. Starting prep on a long format tutorial on a Mech build, just hammering out the design next week or so. Definitely be able to throw panel cuts into that one for sure.

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That's just a high poly render in Blender. Haven't gotten that far yet. Still working on the mechanics of the Landing Gears, when I get to baking textures I'll do a video

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Here's some good references here. ww2aircraft.net/forum/threads/f4u-corsair.11875/

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@@Glenn3D1993 Allways )

DXF import isn't a robust process currently in Plasticity, it doesn't take much to fail. You can't just grab a DXF off the Web and pray it works. The skulls on the side I had to run through illustrator with this process to get it to work. Really I'm just waiting for SVG import, then we won't have to mess with DXF process

SVG was the way I wanted to do, but Plasticity didn't recognize them yet. Guess it's a future update

@@Glenn3D1993 Great video! FWIW... I just used Inkscape to export a 2D vector image as a DXF and Plasticity imported it perfectly.

@sadkingbilly4531 Cool! Hopefully we'll get SVG support soon, might make workflow easier

True, poly saving isn't the goal. Quick easy Presentations in Plasticity or in Renderer with procedural materials. I'm Lazy and don't want to UV lol

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