Modelled another power tool. This one is the cordless drill hammer by Festool. Modeled in plasticity and rendered / textured in Blender cycles.

So i finally sat through and modelled the famous helmet WITHOUT buying the course. I only applied the skills Nikita has shown in his YouTube tutorials. The chamfer and the sweep techniques were the ones that helped in getting the model right and he has SHOWN them in his helmet modelling tutorials on YouTube. The rest was just going back and forth and starting over many many times.

Hi everyone! I'm Abhik, a 20 year old industrial design student based in Ahmedabad, India. I discovered plasticity and Nikita's courses earlier this year, and now I'm happy to be part of this community. My setup is nothing special: my M2 MacBook Pro, Portronics Hydra 10, Logitech M650L, a whole lotta junk to keep the creative juices flowing! I hope to be able to get a monitor soon by freelancing here and there, which is why I'm focused on improving my form development, CAD modelling and visualisation skills. Excited to learn from all of you!

Is there a way to make the curvature combs (measure curvature) stay on while adjusting the curve? Currently I am able to view it but am unable to adjust the curve without the comb disappearing. @Nikita Kapustin ’s video shows a toggle but I am guessing that was a beta feature has morphed into “Measure Curve”

Hey, Welcome to our Plasticity Community🚀 It would be amazing to see, how your setup is looking and in which environment you are using Plasticity. Feel free to introduce yourself by doing the following: 👉 Step 1: Post a picture of your setup 👉 Step 2. Write a thing or two about the essential tools that you can't without:) 🛠️ My setup (May/24) Laptop: MacBook 16" M1 after 27 years of using Windows lol iPad: It's the extension of my brain. I literally write every day, everything that comes into my mind. Strategy, systems, ideas, business, thoughts, journaling, everything... Classic Moleskine Notebook: That's my whole to-do list which I am writing every evening for the next day. I like to keep things simple in business and not to use too many tools. Graphics tablet: For ANY creative or graphical work I prefer to use a pen tablet as I am much more comfy with a "pen" than a mouse for creative tasks. Plant: To keep the environment a bit more friendly as I am working every day all-day basically. It's very minimalistic and nothing fancy, as I am traveling constantly and live in different countries (it's the 6th country I have been living in in the last 3,5 years. So I try to keep everything to the essentials and not expand to much.