Wow, very nice effect, it looks like a realistic skin simulation like those you have with muscle simulation tools ETC..I wonder if it is possible to also put muscles under this simulated skin and have it properly slide underneath the skin? (if so, do you think it would be hard to get a working muscle via Python programming ?)
I'm not entirely sure yet. I've been trying, but so far I haven't gotten it to work in a way that doesn't break. I've been looking at the x-muscle addon too, but I haven't tried it yet.
@@MrCheebs Sorry...YT did not show me a notification of your reply so I randomly noticed your comment only now whilst watching it again. I see, disappointing, I thought it would be possible, X-muscle costs money so I thought I'd get simulated muscles via Python (in a similar way I already got it working in 3ds Max via MaxScripting).
Hi. I think you have the right idea for both soft bodies and cloth. But, I think that there needs to be something inside of the model, like the organs and muscles, to make the skin feel real in Blender. I am not a pro at it but, I am also learning how Blender works myself. (I also need to update Blender from a 2.83 to a 2.9 to get new pre-built nodes.) Other than that, that is a very interesting video.
Cool man but can you add a skeletal model underneath so you the cloth or the flesh model can slide along the skeletal model as they do for professional creatures
I've been trying something like that, but haven't found a way to make it work yet. I haven't tried any of the muscle generation add-ons though - one of them may work for what you're describing
@@MrCheebs I plan on using X Muscle in conjunction with Auto Rig Pro for my projects. But you don't necessary need that when you have jiggle bones and adding a driver that will squash and stretch an underlying object when you rotate a joint. I was just wondering if its the skeleton model underneath what is actually rigged and the flesh model with the exception to any facial animation controls would be needed.
I've tried doing this on a model that moves more, but the pinned vertices just stay in place and while everything else just uniformly moves around said vertices. Cannot for the life of me understand why this is happening but if someone could hlep me out with that, then that would be rad.
For the cloth, the disabled cloth actually looks better. Also did you turn on self collision? It looks like some parts of the inside mesh are sticking on the outside. For the soft body, why does it jiggle so much? It looks like water is constantly trying to burst out.
there is a free addon you can get that uses nodes to create exceedingly realistic tension, compression, and wrinkles. cant remember the name but you can find it pretty easily.
This has helped me some time ago and I'm back here again. Perfect, thank you.
Simple, to the point, 10/10 tutorial.
Short and sweet, a spot-on tut! Thank you!
Great tutorial!
I have been looking for a tutorial that explains this in an short and easy to understand way and you did that!
same!
This was great! Thanks
Awesome vid! I was thinking of softbodies for muscles and cloth for skin
was looking for something just like this for ages, big ups man great video
Came here to learn something. Wound up wanting your model as a pet. It's so adorable!!! And yes, I would name it "Squishy" . . .
Thank you for this tutorial!♥
excellent tutorial
Phenomenal tutorial, you are amazing brother!!!
Thank you very much!
YES. THANK YOU
Bit faster than in Houdini :D Thanks! ^^
Realy good video
Pretty neat trick 👌
loving this thanks for the tutorial
Man, this is cool and brilliant!
Really cool tutorial.
Thank you - cheers!
Hey that's nice. How to bake it to the armature?
Wow, very nice effect, it looks like a realistic skin simulation like those you have with muscle simulation tools ETC..I wonder if it is possible to also put muscles under this simulated skin and have it properly slide underneath the skin? (if so, do you think it would be hard to get a working muscle via Python programming ?)
I'm not entirely sure yet. I've been trying, but so far I haven't gotten it to work in a way that doesn't break.
I've been looking at the x-muscle addon too, but I haven't tried it yet.
@@MrCheebs Sorry...YT did not show me a notification of your reply so I randomly noticed your comment only now whilst watching it again.
I see, disappointing, I thought it would be possible, X-muscle costs money so I thought I'd get simulated muscles via Python (in a similar way I already got it working in 3ds Max via MaxScripting).
Hi. I think you have the right idea for both soft bodies and cloth. But, I think that there needs to be something inside of the model, like the organs and muscles, to make the skin feel real in Blender. I am not a pro at it but, I am also learning how Blender works myself. (I also need to update Blender from a 2.83 to a 2.9 to get new pre-built nodes.) Other than that, that is a very interesting video.
That's something I've been working on. I'll work on a video once I figure something out ;)
@@MrCheebs Nice.
You're so amazing!
Excellent. Thank you....again :-)
Очень круто, спасибо :)
Cool man but can you add a skeletal model underneath so you the cloth or the flesh model can slide along the skeletal model as they do for professional creatures
I've been trying something like that, but haven't found a way to make it work yet. I haven't tried any of the muscle generation add-ons though - one of them may work for what you're describing
@@MrCheebs Xmuscle could work, but it costs
@@MrCheebs I plan on using X Muscle in conjunction with Auto Rig Pro for my projects. But you don't necessary need that when you have jiggle bones and adding a driver that will squash and stretch an underlying object when you rotate a joint. I was just wondering if its the skeleton model underneath what is actually rigged and the flesh model with the exception to any facial animation controls would be needed.
thankyou for sharing ^_^
I've tried doing this on a model that moves more, but the pinned vertices just stay in place and while everything else just uniformly moves around said vertices. Cannot for the life of me understand why this is happening but if someone could hlep me out with that, then that would be rad.
For the cloth, the disabled cloth actually looks better. Also did you turn on self collision? It looks like some parts of the inside mesh are sticking on the outside. For the soft body, why does it jiggle so much? It looks like water is constantly trying to burst out.
Increasing stiffness can help
Honestly Blender really needs to update their softbody engine. It rarely works the way you want it to. Who agrees? (Great tutorial btw 😃)
I agree ;)
Active to passive
i'm here for the jazz music
it's not working well with the cloth simulation.
there is a free addon you can get that uses nodes to create exceedingly realistic tension, compression, and wrinkles. cant remember the name but you can find it pretty easily.
keyword? is it in github?
Hi.this is working in unity and ue4?on characters
I haven't used either of those engines enough to have an answer for that. Sorry!
cloth totally bogged my computer almost to a stop.
Can this method be used on body parts like shin and thigh to make them interact instead of intersect? I couldn't do it
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