In this guide we will be using blenders new 2.8 angular fabric simulations for accurate cushion creation! Asset manager and default materials can be found here shop.imeshh.co...
As of now the walk navigation shortcut is Shift + ` , but you can easily rebind it in the preferences. I was too addicted to Shift + F to just let it slide :D
Thanks for tutorial. I finally finished it after a week of work. Not so perfect as yours though but I reached the end! I didn't have Imesh add-on so instead I used nodes and some other PBR materials . From begginer's point of view it was relatively easy to follow your workflow. The parts I mostly stuck on were due to the lack of some basic knowledge which I assume is a second nature for you so didn't mention or emphas so I had to Google and go to forums on a regular basis to find out what I was doing wrong. Maybe this course is meant for intermediate level and I tried jump the levels :) Anyway, it was big learning curve for me. Appreciate well structured and layed out tutorial. Many thanks again!
Thank you for such a lovely message! I agree this is actually quite an intermediate tutorial but hopefully you learnt a lot anyway. If you ever have any questions feel free to drop me a message and i'll answer ASAP
Before? "Pressure" for cloth sims was added after. This video was made when there wasn't any Pressure option, it's version 2.80; it allowed to make better sims back then given the limited toolset. Nowadays it might not be useful, although it still could improve results if experimenting.
Great tutorial! I have got a problem and this was in my other project, when I play the sim it DEFLATES like a balloon, no thickness to it. My settings are just like yours. :?
this has been 6 months, but maybe you still need it? If cloth sim goes crazy its sometimes because naighboring vertices collide, if that happens make the self collision distance smaller!
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Alot of good tips in these vids, thanks!
And thank you so much for watching! :)
As of now the walk navigation shortcut is Shift + ` , but you can easily rebind it in the preferences. I was too addicted to Shift + F to just let it slide :D
Thanks for tutorial. I finally finished it after a week of work. Not so perfect as yours though but I reached the end!
I didn't have Imesh add-on so instead I used nodes and some other PBR materials .
From begginer's point of view it was relatively easy to follow your workflow. The parts I mostly stuck on were due to the lack of some basic knowledge which I assume is a second nature for you so didn't mention or emphas so I had to Google and go to forums on a regular basis to find out what I was doing wrong. Maybe this course is meant for intermediate level and I tried jump the levels :)
Anyway, it was big learning curve for me. Appreciate well structured and layed out tutorial. Many thanks again!
Thank you for such a lovely message! I agree this is actually quite an intermediate tutorial but hopefully you learnt a lot anyway.
If you ever have any questions feel free to drop me a message and i'll answer ASAP
Thanks. Very informative.
Great tutorial!
interestint to see how you made cushions before there was a "pressure" setting for cloth sim, the forces are still somewhat sorcery for me
Before? "Pressure" for cloth sims was added after. This video was made when there wasn't any Pressure option, it's version 2.80; it allowed to make better sims back then given the limited toolset. Nowadays it might not be useful, although it still could improve results if experimenting.
Thank you
Great tutorial! I have got a problem and this was in my other project, when I play the sim it DEFLATES like a balloon, no thickness to it. My settings are just like yours. :?
Hi! I have a problem when pressing "cloth " (13:22)
My cylinder goes crazy ^^ it goes down completely flat
Do you know what could be the issue?
this has been 6 months, but maybe you still need it?
If cloth sim goes crazy its sometimes because naighboring vertices collide, if that happens make the self collision distance smaller!