Looks pretty nice. It has a 10% discount, so I scooped it up. The line/spline, trim and retopo tools alone are worth that for me. But it looks really nice overall. A little bit of overlap if you already own Hops/Boxcutter but the workflow looks pretty sweet. Can't wait to try it tomorrow. Thanks for the heads up

CAD Sketcher had started this forever ago and I was sad to see the project flatline eventually. I think Eric has ended up getting sick though

It almost cried on this one and it was almost unworkable. It crashed a lot so I had to save constantly. I was just retracing it because the SVG that comes from the PDF conversion is mostly useless in Blender because it has thousands of tiny little paths. I finished it, but it definitely wasn't fun

I used to prefer using Affinity Designer for creating the initial curves but I got tired of having to redraw them in Plasticity because it's almost always just safer to use the internal curves for anything that will become a solid. So I just got used to how they work inside of Plasticity. I've seen several YouTube channels bring them in from Illustrator

One thing that drives me crazy about software marketing though is how they always have to be sneaky, even though it's obvious once you're used to it. $35/month equals $420/year and that's how it's going up be billed for that discount. Why not just say that???

@J N my bad. I thought the link I shared has nurbs in it but it doesn't

It's been a while since I finished the course but I'm pretty sure this file is the one you download to start and it has the references already loaded in the scene. I'm not super sure though because I've always made my own unless I'm modeling something totally unique that's impossible to find reference from. If you still can't find it, just post back. I have the references that I created that I worked from to do the course and didn't have any alignment problems. Getting reference from SketchFab is nice when precision isn't critical because it's really hard to get the view perfectly orthographic

Nice! I especially like the lower corners of the base because I'm trying to figure out in my head how to do it. Did you use loft/patch or xnurbs?