I don't know if anyone is interested in this, but MODO has reached end of life and is giving away their product with a 10-year license. Per Pixel Fondue. Links are here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVhKfDvezqE https://support.foundry.com/hc/en-us/articles/360019180479-Q100595-Download-links-for-previous-Modo-versions https://campaigns.foundry.com/modo-eol-license I think version 17 has Octane Render.

I'm working on the helmet tutorial and I'm not sure why I can't add the variable radius fillet at the junction of the main body and the top. 02 Helmet Design Modeling / 02 Establishing Main Form. Approx: 36:50 mark. I can start the fillet but the "V" key does nothing. I verified that the command does work using a simple square. Any ideas why I can do a variable radius?

Are you interested in a beginner, step-by-step course guiding you through the complete process of transforming a raw 3D model into this motorcycle product rendering? Included: - Blender introduction - Environment Creation - materials - texturing - lighting - framing/theory - rendering - post-processing

I've completed the Industrial Design Course and learned a lot. Here is my last project from that course, the Drill Motor. Modeled in Plasticity and Rendered in Blender.

I finished the Nail gun tutorial. I modeled and rendered it in Rhino 8. Before you guys blast me because this is a Plasticity arena, hear me out (haha). I wanted to see if the content of the courses was transferable to other software. And indeed, it is! Nikita does a great job of explaining concepts, and although the tools aren't always the same, the design principles behind it all are. So, thanks Nikita, this has helped me learn not only Plasticity on the Glue Gun but also Rhino on the Nail Gun. Now back to Plasticity for the Drill! Onward and upward. Oh, and as usual I didn't follow his tutorial exactly, I wanted to put my unique spin on it.