Every time I'm struggling with how to model something i get a notification from either Blender Guru or Poliigon that instantly solves my problem. How is that even possible? You got a spycam in my house?! 😂😜
you could also scale up your base meshes before bringing into MD, or set your object scale to 1000% on export. Try it! MD's simulation seems to kick out much smaller folding details on a larger mesh than it does when you simply reduce the pixel distance.
This works, but don't make the mistake I made thinking 10 is a safe particle distance at this scale. Hoo boy, that took a while to unfreeze. Start at 30 and work down if you need to, but 30 is already like a 5 at regular scale.
Good presentation of the product. But it actually quite possible to get small detailed wrinkles in Marvelous! All it takes is adjusting a few parameters, such as pressure, wreft, particle density and fabric presets...
WOW!!!! That realtime cloth moving on the bed is CRAZY!!! What the hell!! So, thats a reason to use marvelous designer, seems like you can use a big combination of sotware, damn.
i know this is a 6 year old video, but these brushes are no longer featured on your site anymore and would really appreciate the ability to buy these brushes with the credits i have been paying for
The files are in .psd format how do i import them to blender 2.82? I couldn't find anywhere, everywhere it says to append the .blend file. Your site is also not working.
in the object browser go to default fabric and change srtrech-weft: 47 strech-warp:47 shear:99 and particle distance: 5 , more info here's the link www.marvelousdesigner.com/community/forum/ShowoffandLearn/5227
I want these to use for Blender but the link to the tutorial is dead on the Poliigon website, would be great if you could tell me briefly how I get these brushes into Blender! I can't afford Zbrush at the moment.
I have a question. What do you do when you have a animated character with cloth. If you brush all the smaller detail in there afterwards and use it as a normal map. All the smaller detail are going to stay the same true out the animation. Witch makes it look unrealistic. How do work around that problem. Thanks for this video!!
So I know you posted this two years ago, but just in case you never found a solution here's how I would approach that :) - create 2 or 3 variations of the cloth detail normal map, trying to keep them consistent for scale. - if you are making the maps for a specific animation (like a run cycle), make sure to factor in how the fabric will stretch during the animation and sculpt details accordingly. If it is for a variety of animations keep your sculpting generic. - now in the shader, blend the normal maps together and animate the blend amounts. You can either do this by hand, or by "set driven keys" connected to your rig which can automate this for you
IT really looks "Marvelous' but very tedious work, also we need zbrush. Can zbrush core even load brushes? I tend to use a wringle or fold map in the as normal map. This helps quite a lot and is 10-100 times faster setting up. But having these brushes available is AWESOME
Actually, you can use these in Blender as well. poliigon.helpscoutdocs.com/article/68-using-brushes-in-zbrush-blender-or-substance -Reynante Martinez, staff and artist
Damn the quality and realism which Andrew outputs is so much better then his old days. I was always a bit freaked out that he used to model every like a bit like so and so, not taking real measurements into account. Though ive learned so much from his tuts, thanks again Andrew!!! Keep it up!!!!
Sculpting needs high density poly mesh, those brushs aren't painting the surface, they are actually pushing and pulling vertices, if you don't have enough vertices it won't have enough data to pull/push the details. You can create a high poly plane, use it, and bake as a normal or displacement map, then in the node editor or any other shader editor you can plug it as normal or displace and it will look decent enough
I've been looking at some of the textures at Poliigon.com. I just subscribed yesterday. I was interested in downloading the grass blade textures but I'm not sure how to apply them. Are you able to make a tutorial video for textures like that, or have you already? lol
now that Marvelous Designer 8 has sculpting, is there any chance that these brushes might be able to work directly in MD8? MD also has a python API, which may increase this possibility.
why you what do this in blender, blender is for regular 3d poligon modeling, sculpting in blender is very bad. Don't use one software for all. I know, free, popular but not full profesional for some tasks. You can editing video in blender, but why? ;)
I wouldn't say the sculpting in Blender is bad, once you get used to the tools and such you'll be able to sculpt nice characters/objects, etc. Look up Yann Sculpts for example. Adding the brushes to Blender is possible too I think, I don't know how though.
Michal , Sculpting is actually Really good in Blender , and forget about the video editing , it's there but it doesn't slow anything down , I'm not saying you should try blender or anything , but I just wanted to let you know it's really really good in every aspect , I do Professional 3D works of all kind , all inside blender , and I also use marvelous , it's just that it breaks my heart when I see someone doesn't quite know blender yet , checkout the art station of the blender artists , have fun there btw friend
These work just as well in Blender! We created a tutorial on loading them in here: poliigon.helpscoutdocs.com/article/68-using-brushes-in-zbrush-blender-or-substance Just know that they work best with a highly detailed mesh (which is where Zbrush has the advantage). So I'd recommend using Dynamic Topology.
Whats with an animated simulation? can I take back my output from ZBrush and stick it back into MD? or better yet apply the detail in Zbrush and keep the simulation>?
I'm not even an active 3D artist. But I'm always so hyped for new Poligon content because it's simply mindblowing what you guys put out!
haha thanks mate :)
You are a god. I've only just found your videos but after watching 3 or 4 I've learnt more about CAD than I did from my time at university.
Every time I'm struggling with how to model something i get a notification from either Blender Guru or Poliigon that instantly solves my problem. How is that even possible? You got a spycam in my house?! 😂😜
We can neither confirm nor deny any tapping
Also yes
It's good for a artist who's already had the basics
That's a really cool idea. I don't really work with fabric much, but this could in handy some day.
you could also scale up your base meshes before bringing into MD, or set your object scale to 1000% on export. Try it! MD's simulation seems to kick out much smaller folding details on a larger mesh than it does when you simply reduce the pixel distance.
This works, but don't make the mistake I made thinking 10 is a safe particle distance at this scale. Hoo boy, that took a while to unfreeze. Start at 30 and work down if you need to, but 30 is already like a 5 at regular scale.
@@MoogieSRO what, you don't have a quantum computer?
I really love to see this , You working really hard as always hope your success .
This makes life so much easier.
Poliigon never dissappoints :D
Good presentation of the product. But it actually quite possible to get small detailed wrinkles in Marvelous! All it takes is adjusting a few parameters, such as pressure, wreft, particle density and fabric presets...
But you can still enhance it even further by sculpting.
@@Cloganart Yeah but once you have enough wrinkles that make the model look realistic, why would you go futher, you know?
@@pineapplepen3542 Going the extra mile to make it realistic?
I'm totally not the audience this is meant for, but somehow I am totally fascinated by this?
Maybe it's time to pick it up as a hobby then ;)
I absolutely love your poliigon content... keep it up guru 👌🏼
You're making cool stuff faster than I'm learning how to use them, I need to work harder!
very smart you are the coolest human ever Andrew.
WOW!!!! That realtime cloth moving on the bed is CRAZY!!! What the hell!! So, thats a reason to use marvelous designer, seems like you can use a big combination of sotware, damn.
You are the best. As always. Its such a pleasure following you
full course about rendering please
The link to the full set of brushes isn't working. It says page not found😢. Help plz i need those brushes
Got these the second they came out. Love them.
*I love this ad !!*
ah ha ha ha ha ha ha ha, you said it man!!!
The link to all 78 brushes on Poliigon does not work 😒
Just bought my subscription tonight have to give these a try soon!
Thanks man for sharing these valuable stuff, so important for improving the portfolio of people. Congrats
That’s mind blowing.
TBH you can get pretty fine detail if you max out the settings, just need a beefy computer
just depends how much patience you have
R u from blender guru?
BTW u really helped me 😄
Lava Dasher yes, he’s Andrew Price. He’s Blender Guru, now go back to making your donuts in Blender
@@Zi7ar21 Nah, Don't make people confuse. Andrew Price is the blender guy. this is another person. His name as Anderson Cost.
A very nice set!
Thank you)
Oh my god is that Marvelous Guru?
oh my dear lord THIS is incredible!
Thank you so much for the brushes
i know this is a 6 year old video, but these brushes are no longer featured on your site anymore
and would really appreciate the ability to buy these brushes with the credits i have been paying for
Greetings, where can I buy them? the link is broken.
Just fantastic guys well done !!!
Can you make a video on how realistic 3d clothes are being made eagerly waiting.
Thank you very much for these brushes, this is amazing !
Great work once again.
That's amazing.
Now someone needs to buy me Marvellous Designer
This will help arch viz greatly. Manually sculpting folds and creases is tedious and takes a long time to complete.
This is so great! Thank you very much!
Andrew, you're awesome
wow nice....i will be getting this. :) great work.
Great stuff, thank you!
Finally, I can sculpt bed sheets
Wow that's really cool!
Hey Andrew, what if I want to animate to cloth I mean won't the brushes just make look just funny. Big fan
Good video, tho your link to the tutorials on installing them in Substance and Blender seem to be missing.
Thank you for sharing this cool stuff...
Wish you guys had a GumRoad pack for this instead of a weird credit system to download individual "brushes"
The files are in .psd format how do i import them to blender 2.82? I couldn't find anywhere, everywhere it says to append the .blend file. Your site is also not working.
why not just decrease the particle distance??
Please teach me how to combine city textures thanks
in the object browser go to default fabric and change srtrech-weft: 47 strech-warp:47 shear:99 and particle distance: 5 , more info here's the link www.marvelousdesigner.com/community/forum/ShowoffandLearn/5227
Should change title to "How to make Marvelous Designer fabric look more realistic in Zbrush"
very good idea
I only get the stitches brushes to work. The other ones, like arms, legs, armpit etc just gives me an error because it failed to load the brush
Of course now Marvelous has their own sculpting brushes.
Kind a wished it would be a bundle.. could not be bothered to hand pick one at the time to purchase them all.. will pass...
Amazing work!
Can you make a tutorial of these brushes in 3D coat.
I want these to use for Blender but the link to the tutorial is dead on the Poliigon website, would be great if you could tell me briefly how I get these brushes into Blender! I can't afford Zbrush at the moment.
ok yes but how do i install them in blender
I have a question. What do you do when you have a animated character with cloth. If you brush all the smaller detail in there afterwards and use it as a normal map. All the smaller detail are going to stay the same true out the animation. Witch makes it look unrealistic. How do work around that problem. Thanks for this video!!
So I know you posted this two years ago, but just in case you never found a solution here's how I would approach that :)
- create 2 or 3 variations of the cloth detail normal map, trying to keep them consistent for scale.
- if you are making the maps for a specific animation (like a run cycle), make sure to factor in how the fabric will stretch during the animation and sculpt details accordingly. If it is for a variety of animations keep your sculpting generic.
- now in the shader, blend the normal maps together and animate the blend amounts. You can either do this by hand, or by "set driven keys" connected to your rig which can automate this for you
IT really looks "Marvelous' but very tedious work, also we need zbrush. Can zbrush core even load brushes? I tend to use a wringle or fold map in the as normal map. This helps quite a lot and is 10-100 times faster setting up. But having these brushes available is AWESOME
PS thanks for the samples, the preview vid does look really great!
Actually, you can use these in Blender as well. poliigon.helpscoutdocs.com/article/68-using-brushes-in-zbrush-blender-or-substance
-Reynante Martinez, staff and artist
Yes, i noticed after watching the full video :) I tend to head over to the comment section quite fast, to fast most of the time. Thanks!
Damn the quality and realism which Andrew outputs is so much better then his old days. I was always a bit freaked out that he used to model every like a bit like so and so, not taking real measurements into account. Though ive learned so much from his tuts, thanks again Andrew!!! Keep it up!!!!
I think youre suppose to put a Map on youre marvellous model to add texture, still cool though!
Displacement Maps causes some issues, soo thats basicly the best option
@@maximilianschaffler9981 Oh, when I went further in the video, I saw what he ment.
Lifesaver
I see you
Got used to the “terrible” zbrush interface , Andrew ;)
Oh he also does zbrush work? know him from blender guru, used to make his blender tutorials.
May i know why the brush only work on sphere that has been subdived smooth multiple times. They don't work on other shapes..
Sculpting needs high density poly mesh, those brushs aren't painting the surface, they are actually pushing and pulling vertices, if you don't have enough vertices it won't have enough data to pull/push the details. You can create a high poly plane, use it, and bake as a normal or displacement map, then in the node editor or any other shader editor you can plug it as normal or displace and it will look decent enough
nice one, man, can you also use these inside C4D sculpting tools?
Hi there. Yes, they should work well with C4D.
Andrew, what about fabric folder directory on mac?
I've been looking at some of the textures at Poliigon.com. I just subscribed yesterday. I was interested in downloading the grass blade textures but I'm not sure how to apply them. Are you able to make a tutorial video for textures like that, or have you already? lol
now that Marvelous Designer 8 has sculpting, is there any chance that these brushes might be able to work directly in MD8? MD also has a python API, which may increase this possibility.
If you increase polygon density in MD - you'll get more realictic result.
Thanks for the free brush
Can the base mesh be opened in blender ?
But how to do the same in Blender?! )
you don't :)
why you what do this in blender, blender is for regular 3d poligon modeling, sculpting in blender is very bad. Don't use one software for all. I know, free, popular but not full profesional for some tasks. You can editing video in blender, but why? ;)
I wouldn't say the sculpting in Blender is bad, once you get used to the tools and such you'll be able to sculpt nice characters/objects, etc. Look up Yann Sculpts for example. Adding the brushes to Blender is possible too I think, I don't know how though.
Michal , Sculpting is actually Really good in Blender , and forget about the video editing , it's there but it doesn't slow anything down , I'm not saying you should try blender or anything , but I just wanted to let you know it's really really good in every aspect , I do Professional 3D works of all kind , all inside blender , and I also use marvelous , it's just that it breaks my heart when I see someone doesn't quite know blender yet , checkout the art station of the blender artists , have fun there btw friend
These work just as well in Blender! We created a tutorial on loading them in here: poliigon.helpscoutdocs.com/article/68-using-brushes-in-zbrush-blender-or-substance
Just know that they work best with a highly detailed mesh (which is where Zbrush has the advantage). So I'd recommend using Dynamic Topology.
Blender days are over ? Why using zbrush
Andrew Price Always Great!
Thanks great tips, and product.
How'd you like them apples?
Can you use them in blender?
is those brushes working with sketchup ? if yes, how ? please help
Whats with an animated simulation? can I take back my output from ZBrush and stick it back into MD? or better yet apply the detail in Zbrush and keep the simulation>?
I don't think so, when you export from MD it bakes the animation
Poliigon has the best ads B)
How to snap or angle settings in marvellous for rotation
Can you make a tutorial on how to set up all Mats from the website on unity please :D
How to make stitches in Skulptor Blender?
why are the top 3 comments just a few days/hours old?
Maybe reupload?
@@RevRyukin7 No, then the original comments wouldn't exist and the upload date would display the video's reuploaded date
@@eggibot Probably people coming in from a combination of BlenderGuru's new 2.8 donut tutorial and the TH-cam algorithm recommending this.
i like that but how to crate a brush
Thanks, really nice!
It didn't get imported into zbrush
Please help
or just lower the particle distance...
thank you for this great tutorial but I can't get access to the site to download bruches ! can you help me ?
It's a paid stuff, you need to create an account and pay for the sub
can i use that bay var-y for sketchup??
Good job
I'm not able to sign up in your website poliigon.com what's the reason
crazy dude thank you..
Do you by chance have the base model as obj?
Thanks for sharing
Why wouldnt these brushes work directly with Blender ? I dont have 500$ to spend on Zbrush license...
These brushes work with Blender. You can access them via the Sculpt Brush toolbar then select an image texture.
Sweet !!
Can Zbrush core load custom brushes? Because Zbrush core is free, it does have ofcourse way less options
Genius!