Feature requests

once a collection of items has been grouped it would be helpful if when selectiong the group icon and any transform tool all the contents would respond to that request

I appreciate the sophisticated the look is being a retired designer< I would have done the same but with older vision the blk and grey is hard to read, how about giving the oprion to colorize the items in outliner to soot ones needs.

Reviving this from Norbert Geelen: With chordal fillets only implemented for g1 continuity, please consider the same possibility for g2 continuity. This is a standard Fusion 360 feature which seems obvious and simple to implement.

Hello everyone, it would be interesting to be able to insert files in lightweight mode that cannot be edited (proxy mode) into the main modeling file in progress, we can do it in Blender and a number of CAD tools such as AutoCAD and Inventor. This would allow heavy scenes to be displayed in the 3D window while maintaining graphics memory and the work of the GPU or CPU. I am posting this suggestion because I could not find it so sorry for the overload if it has already been mentioned.

It would be neat to have Boolean operations non-destructive and stackable similar to how they are in blender, to allow easy editing and combination of successive Boolean operations.

Would be good to have an option to transfer all materials assigned in Plasticity to Blender using Bridge. I know it would preserve all the looks, but mostly material id with color will do. So I wouldn't need to assign it manually again in Blender. Currently I export step file into Moi3d, and then fbx from Moi3d to Blender. That wasy all mat ids are saved.

add deformers like in Rhino , such as bend objects, twist objects, or deform with boundary Box

It would be useful if we can push Plasticity curves to Blender via the Bridge. Blender does natively support NURBS curves.

It would be great to have a history line just like in fusion 360, where you have timeline of tools you aplied and in case of need you go couple steps back adjust what you need and return to point where you were.

I use Plasticity to create thin, organically shaped parts. Currently, verifying wall thickness is a friction point. I either have to: Export the model to 3rd party software to check heatmaps. Perform a tedious loop of Section Analysis > Measure > Repeat manually. I am requesting a heat-mapping tool/color option to visualize the parts variable thickness. Function: A visual overlay that uses a color gradient to show part thickness. Controls: Users should be able to input "Min/Max" values (e.g., set red for anything under 0.8mm). Use Cases: Essential for 3D printing (finding weak spots) and Injection Molding (ensuring uniform wall thickness for DfM). Here is a link that explains the topic a little more thoroughly https://www.shapeways.com/blog/visualizing-wall-thickness-in-a-3d-model