25 comments on “Plasticity 26.1.3 Studio Win/Mac/Lnx Update

    • one would think that paddy pimblett has the money to buy all the softwares but guess he ate all that he earned :D

    • works fine, problem is your end
      0. Uninstall previous versions of Plasticity; the crack might conflict with them.
      1. Run Plasticity-26.1.3.Setup.exe and wait for the login screen to appear.
      2. Close Plasticity.
      3. Run patch.exe and specify the path to the Plasticity-26.1.3 folder:

      C:\Users\%UserName%\AppData\Local\Plasticity\app-26.1.3

      Replace %UserName% with your actual username.

      4. Click Install; it should display:
      Install Complete.
      Launch Plasticity

      5. Done.

      You can also revert the patch and return to the licensed version.

  1. Worked well after transferring patch.exe and patchfiles dir to ..\AppData\Local\Plasticity dir. Thank you again Diptra !!

  2. i have just started this, after several failed attempts over many versions. this is the first one to actually work. follow the instructions Diptra gave you, and it will work. the problem is definitely your end..

  3. what if i don’t have/can’t create an account and the app refuses to even install, how do I run the patcher then

    • No need. Run it, and after seeing login screen you just close it, then run the patcher. The original install info was garbage, but dude posted better details here in this section, and it works.

  4. OK, pls be PATIENCE….
    I’ve TESTED on exporting *.OBJ from PS26.1.13, it works JUST FINE!
    see below images…
    [img]https://upload.cc/i1/2026/07/15/Yvpnaq.jpg[/img]
    & this :
    [img]https://upload.cc/i1/2026/07/15/GKfQ9E.jpg[/img]

    so…? PS26.1.3 was installed @VM w10 os….

    but, unfortunately, the “preference” didn’t WORK even it just poped-up & u cant select anything & disappear><…, but it wont affect the 3d modeling…

  5. The export might not work correctly. The other tools are fine.
    Exporting to .obj or .stl requires the export menu to function properly to adjust the mesh resolution and quality. That doesn’t work.

    But with a little ingenuity and some testing, you can salvage it.

    For example, the Blender bridge works, and once you send the object to Blender, you can adjust it with Refacet from the Plasticity options in Blender.

    There’s another format that does work (or at least it works for me): the .STEP format. This format saves meshes in a format compatible with parametric CAD programs. For example, Fusion 360 imports and exports in this format, as does FreeCAD. With this format, you can transfer between software programs without problems. (For example, you’re modeling in FreeCAD 360 and you need something that’s much easier to do in Plasticity… you export, edit, and import again. Okay, so what’s the point of that? What if I told you these programs also export to .obj and .stl?) FreeCAD 360 lets you export and change the mesh quality. You can create a low-density mesh like the one this version of Plasticity exports, or export a denser mesh with higher quality from the .STEP file (I recommend you look it up).

    To my surprise, I searched on YouTube for how to export with higher quality from FreeCAD. And to my surprise, you can adjust the meshes and subdivision type much more precisely. It’s fast, local, and gives very good results.

    Another thing you can look into is the Quad Remesher add-on for Blender. If you load a high-quality .obj file and run this add-on over it, it creates a very good mesh. (It works best with triangles.)
    If you use Blender’s bridge, the surfaces… They’re joined, and Quad Remesher leaves them separate. Ideally, you should export to a .STEP file, process it in FreeCAD, and export it again. This way, all the surfaces will likely be joined, and Quad Remesher will create a high-quality mesh.

    It’s a matter of trial and error until you find a workflow that’s worthwhile.

    Complaining that it doesn’t export is understandable, but if you look for solutions, you’ll realize the value of the work that’s been shared and how we can use these tools thanks to it.

    Simply, thank you for this contribution.

    • Thanks for posting this. I notice that when you export to obj that the screen goes blank but once you exit and reopen the program your data is still on the screen and then you can save it as a obj.
      But I like the research you did, definitely going to try out those options.

      Thanks again!!!!!

    • thx Diptra + Tom -working great on one workstation – exporting STEP to M.O.I and then “meshing” it there Moment Of Inspiration mesh export is great. My main workstation -NOT working cause no elevation for patcher possible there – waiting for a portable version to make it work there. Would make me happy If anyone here knows how to make it into a portable (as done for the 25.xx )

  6. What is the point of a 3d modeling software when exporting doesn’t work ?!

    This should be moved to “Incomplete cracks” section.

  7. thx Diptra + Tom -working great on one workstation – exporting STEP to M.O.I and then “meshing” it there Moment Of Inspiration mesh export is great. My main workstation -NOT working cause no elevation for patcher possible there – waiting for a portable version to make it work there. Would make me happy If anyone here knows how to make it into a portable (as done for the 25.xx )

  8. It worked for me once, a few days ago when I installed it, but now when I open it again, only a black popup screen appears.

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