Plasticity Modeling Guide by Arrimus 3D (Udemy.com)

Hey, it's a good course, I would be glad if you could add a section where you tell, box modeling, sheet tricks, and curve modeling methods.Kind of features Plasticity has. I want to use tools for my own project. Please do that; 30 minutes would be enough. It's hard to know about tools and methods between the full modeling process

Great introduction course from Arrimus3D. Many years ago I started my journey in 3Ds Max with Arrimus3D lessons. I think this is the best way to get started in "Plasticity". If you are familiar with 3D, then this course is ideal for understanding how this software works. By the way, watching the course is not enough, everyone should practice on their own to get the hang of it.

That was a great overview of Plasticity and I'm eager for more. This program is exactly what I was hoping for: a drawing program that brings the best of Blender, FreeCAD and Sketchup into one program. This course put into perspective what several YouTube videos tried and failed to do. Great job. I'm quickly becoming a fan boy :-D

This is a good conceptual tool. I understand this is for Artist, designers, and modelers. Even these users need to incorporate other toolsets. However, I would like to see how you could use it for baby engineering, Ie: Shelling Components/Hollow/thicken, simple measurements, assemblies, surfacing/skinning, etc. There is a lot more to this software which I felt the instructor isn't aware how to use properly or chose to not share maybe due to experience. You can find these other topics on YT.

Woah, that's like.. A LOT of different buttons to press. I was hoping that the course would introduce them significantly more slowly as we'd create more and more complex structures. This felt like going through a list of all the most important commands, which I can appreciate, but frankly I'm a bit intimidated. Am I supposed to remember all of these right here right now?

Arrimus has a lot to teach here and the amount of knowledge he has is impressive. A learner may complain that he don't spend a lot of time on very basic functions, so you have to do some research on your own, but thats ok for me, there is no perfect course. Buy without regret.

Loved the explainer of mapping key-board commands! Great intro, definitely worth following along for the full hour! I had 10hrs logged in other tutorials before starting this session, so I was already familiar with basics of navigation and commands... but this went into more detail on these topics, furthering my understanding, which is exactly what I was hoping this course would do! I'm hoping later sessions will cover construction planes and Boolean commands in more depth?

As with many instructors, they always seem to assume that no one is a true beginner. As such, they skip many, many little steps or move too fast. A beginner is exactly that: a beginner. Don't assume we know your every key stroke, and that we can connect the dots as you fly through something. So, if the first thing is the line tool, then teach the line tool. Don't assume we know it, and then start clicking all over the screen without the walk through. Not everything is evident. Some people come from Max, Maya or Blender- some people do not. I come from Max but there are times when I still got lost watching this. We come to learn and we pay to learn, so please do not assume we come here already knowing the software you are teaching.

I've only gone thru Part 2. It was 38 minutes and Arrimus was just zipping through it so fast, assuming I know how to use Plasticity. I bought this to learn it, so do not assume we know this stuff. All these hotkeys and what not, I was just lost. I hope it gets better with more concise and better explanation. This is not a race. Thank you.

Basics of typical CAD-type modeling, but using this program. Very glad that I had experience with Fusion 360 prior to using because a lot of concepts were more of a "refresher course". Stopped and watched a bit before practicing on my own, and that helped a lot because there were a few things I missed when trying to follow along at the same time. Excited for the rest of the classes!