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Image 1 — Xiaomi Electric Scooter
Image 2 — Xiaomi Electric Scooter

Xiaomi Electric Scooter

Finished this Xiaomi Electric Scooter product visualization.

The goal was to create a clean commercial render rather than a technical showcase, focusing on lighting, materials, composition, and overall presentation.

I'd really appreciate any feedback on the visual direction, lighting, or composition.

u/venom3d_art — 3 days ago

Hey guys, I'm coming from Blender and I'm new to Plasticity. I need help.

I miss the feature to merge edges after beveling. In Blender after beveling you can press C and the beveling stops and the two edges merge. What's the button or method for this feature in Plasticity?

u/MAJEEDBALLAL — 5 days ago

Normalize curve surface

Here is a shell like sheet, i want to adjest the points to make is look like a shell circle on top and a smooth arc on side. but as the picture show, the point of the sheet is a bit chaotic and make me hard to do such adjestment. Is there a way to make it normalize, i dont know how to express, just tidy? whitout adjest the poison of point one by one.

u/Doctor748 — 4 days ago

Modeling Help/Tips

Hi all, I'm currently modeling this computer mouse concept for practice in Plasticity, but I'm finding it quite challenging to create the more organic rounded back shell part of the design.

It's something I can achieve fairly easily in Blender, but for these product pieces I'm keen to learn how to achieve them with CAD tools such as Plasticity for the precision engineering aspect.

At the moment I was trying the surface modeling approach, using the path and lofting tools, but I'm yet to really obtain good results.

Any tips would be awesome. Cheers!

https://preview.redd.it/2scw8oz91tah1.png?width=1536&format=png&auto=webp&s=7f4e74ff7b6847a06d57ba26b2f18e534cb02cc8

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u/Useful-Dark-3570 — 4 days ago

MECA WIP

Hi!

I'm a 3D character artist from South Korea — not North Korea :)
I recently started learning Plasticity for my portfolio, and it's been a really fun journey so far.

Just wanted to share my progress :3
thanks!

u/Fantastic_Wallaby_66 — 9 days ago

How to create this kind of shape/cut curve in plasticity?

I want to create that slide starting part with the curve I have no idea how to do that

u/rahul505021 — 8 days ago
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Can You Judge a Hard-Surface Model Without Materials?

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This scooter is still in the modeling stage.

Looking only at the clay render, can you tell if the modeling is solid?

Or do you think materials are essential before making that judgment?

I'd love to hear how other artists approach this.

u/venom3d_art — 12 days ago

Plasticity or rhino ?

I want to model things like

spaceships

cars

robots

buildings (Zaha Hadid type)

facades

organic things

normal object

human face (ZBrush is better but can these two do it too?)

animals

.... (everything)

pls answer detailed if you have time and consider plugins and 3D print.

thanks

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u/One_Computer_4566 — 14 days ago

How do I fix this intersection between 2 lofted solids before performing a union?

Hi, I'm and experienced Blender user, but recently started using Plasticity so I don't fully understand the whole workflow yet. I have 2 lofted solids, that I want to merge together, so that I can fillet the edges and make them look like they're fused together. When I perform the union in the current state, the little part where the edges don't quite align makes it difficult to fillet in the way I want. Has anyone got some advice for a NURBS n00b?

u/LiamPolygami — 13 days ago

3d Printed Grip

I have been a long time 3d modeller but recently got Plasticity installed to test and learn. I also got a bambu A1 printer last week. The perfect opportunity to flex both my plasticity and 3d printing muscle came about after printing this detailed pistol assembly. Once I had painted it all I decided the grip looked very bland so thought it was a good opportunity to see what I could do by bringing the STL of the pistol into plasticity and overlaying a grip design with indentations. Looks much better now.

u/Ill_Command_8971 — 14 days ago