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Good day everyone, I love the courses so far and I have watched quite a few YouTube videos. Can I make a request for more courses dealing with 3d scans as reference material rather than images. I have a 3d scanner and would love to design car body kits but I'm finding it difficult to find detailed videos using this method. I have purchased these courses with the hopes of using the knowledge I gain to help me with my designs and fill the gaps with regards to 3d scans as references on my own. Would love any suggestions on YouTube tutorials that may help. I am currently working on reverse engineering a Toyota mr2 side skirt from a 3d scan and I'm having trouble with the air duct cutouts.

Modelled Iron man helmet this time. Done in plasticity and rendered in Blender. I did follow Christian's hour long tutorial on his YouTube channel and made a few adjustments along the way. Must say that the video is not for super beginners but helpful if you know your way around.

New to Plasticity, I design and 3 D print models and many of them have brickwork in them in my old cad program the more bricks you show the more memory is required, is there an easy way to do brickwork say like making a solid wall by just adding the mortar courses, or if you copy or dulicate bricks will they require a lot of memory.

I could really use some help. I'm still struggling through Nikita's industrial tool course. Each time I start over (I'm trying to be very precise), I have the same basic, recurring issue: joining endpoints. 1) How do I join these points for building lofting guides? 2) I've noticed that when I start a new curve at another curve's endpoint it will be green, but where I end the new curve at another endpoint it will be purple. 3) I thought Purple meant "Not Connected," yet when I attach purple endpoints using Control+Click I can use the Join command on the two curves and make one curve. So... what does Purple mean? What does green mean?