Great tut. I would only suggest to lower particle distance to 8 as a triangles and then retopo it to quads. Triangles will give you more realistic results than quads while simulating.
so, here I am 2 yrs later and using MD 11. I found the tutorial well done however, recognizing the tools and where they are in the newer version. I'm still a newbie and even Blender has changed a bit, and I'm a newbie there as well. But thank you for this tutorial.
Yes, I Filled him with jelly, and tossed him in powdered sugar, to create a sweet, but pricey, Australian Doughnut. Jokes aside, he is still alive and working hard. There are lots of people behind the scenes here at Poliigon, and for this tutorial, he appointed me, as I have more experience with Marvelous Designer.
I've tried it and when I was sewing the pillows , I realised that they are not fitting in the chair ! You just skip the making of the other pillows, which is super important,because they are different shapes,not just a rectangles.
@@MasonMenzies Any chance you'll tweet on progress with this? I'm very curious to replicate it in blender. I've tried Marvelous and it's great but my occasional use doesn't justify the $$.
Very late response here, but this is usually cause by one of two things. 1. One of your pillow sides has flipped normals 2. One or more of your edges were not stitched.
I was just looking this tutorial for the pressure setting, and I was totally surprised ! If I will increase pressure of cloth in my PC, it flew away from 3D space. Please help me tell what settings should I change to stop these fly away problems...
Ah yes, the wonders of cloth simulation. I have had this many times as well, and there is usually a few possible causes. The most likely cause, is that your pattern is not air tight. check to make sure all your seams are stitched. The next most likely cause, is that one of your pattern pieces is backwards. Meaning, the normal direction could be facing inwards, rather than outwards. You can tell if it's backwards by the color. there will be a dark side, and a light side to your pattern. Make sure the dark side faces the inside of your cushion. Another possible cause, is if you have a pillow case on the cushion, the pillow case might have pressure, which for me, caused the pillow to ride off into the sunset. If none of those work, my last guess is that you only applied pressure to one half of the patterns. make sure you select all pieces and then add the pressure. Hope that helps.
Hi Abdullah. Thanks for asking. Sorry for the slow reply. Basically, the corner/side pieces are sewn to both the back rest, and bottom seat. If you want to, you can explore the project files via the Dropbox link in the video description.
That looks so fluffy. One question, could I also add a 3D object and place it on a pillow, such that the pillow collides to the 3D object and changes it form? Like when putting a book on a pillow.
I do not believe that Marvelous Designer has Rigid Body Physics. But, You can add in an object, and manually move it into place with the gizmo, while the simulation is running. Then it will interact with the cloth. But, I do not think you could simulate something dropping on it, if that's what you mean.
@@MasonMenzies Thanks for the answer! I think I will try it out. I currently work on a skull sculpt and thought it would look cool to put it on a pillow after seeing this video :D
Unfortunately, 3D sewing was only implemented in version 8. However, like I mentioned, learning to sew in 2D space is a very valuable skill to have. Though I have 3D sewing, I still do most of my sewing in 2D, as it's faster, and once you get the hang of it, more intuitive.
Inside Blender. I duplicated the vertices along the edge of the cushions, added a skin modifier and Sub division surface modifier, and then made it share the same material as the cushions.
I have not tried it in 3DsMax, personally. But it can be done in Blender. Andrew has a great video on his twitter, showing how to make a quick pillow in 2.82
haha, yes, it is. My personal license is a MD 8 license, as I bought it as a perpetual license. But I wanted the latest version for the video, so I bought a one month subscription.
utku demir 😂 i couldn’t figure out how it works so I used another way: add internal lines and sew them could do the same thing. Maybe you can try it out
Took me a while to find an answer. This worked for me: Select the two fabrics you cloned, right click and "Remove Linked Editing"! Now it wont show that error :)
I'm very curious what that might be? I tried creating it using the inset seams, on a large pattern, and then sewing the inset seams together, and creasing them. But that method took too long, and also did not allow for different sizes and shapes of cushions.
Ah yes. The piping, I did in Blender, as in Marvelous Designer you can only add piping across one pattern, not multiple. In Blender, I just duplicated the vertices around the edge of my chair, added a skin modifier and subsurface modifier, and then made it share the same texture as the chair.
@@MasonMenzies thank you so much. Great tut. Awesome. Hope Andrew is doing great. I learnt everything I know about Blender from him from 8years ago. Thank you so much
We tried to keep the info on creating the pillow, mostly within Marvelous designer, as that was the focus of the training. The details around the pillows are best done in another 3D package. In my case I used blender. Which you can see in reference pictures inside the project files. Which were just renders of the chair I made. To make the piping around the cushions, I selected all the vertices along the seams, duplicated and separated them into their own object. Then I used the Skin modifier in Blender, along with the Subdivision Surface modifier. Hope that helps anyone :)
And Andrew is not gone :) He will, no doubt, be back doing more. But, for this topic, he appointed me, as I have the experience with Marvelous Designer.
@@MasonMenzies ok thanks for reply .... actually we love Andrew sooo much so thats why .... i will be not a good artist if Andrew don't teach for free on youtube
I'm still here! But Poliigon is a company of many artists, and Mason Menzies knows Marvelous Designer inside and out, so it's better that he teach this one :)
I agree, the monthly is fairly steep if you're a freelance or hobbyist artist. They do have a perpetual option however, which is a one time fee of $490. Which for a software of this power, is fair in my opinion.
I've tried it and when I was sewing the pillows I realised that they are not fitting in the chair ! He just skips the making of the other pillows, which is super important,because they are different shapes,not just a rectangles.
I personally disagree. Sculpting might feel more natural, but getting a realistic cloth look and feel is very hard, and takes much more time. So yes, possible, and maybe for some "Easier" but I would recommend learning the simulation tools out there, as they do it right.
14:40 i could watch that for hours.
Yes that was super statisfying
Xd
ya soooooooo satisfying
One of the best tuts I have ever watched! You are among other things a very gifted teacher
Thank you very much! I really appreciate it.
This is the best marvelous designer introduction tutorial, Thanks dude! u r awesome!
Great tut. I would only suggest to lower particle distance to 8 as a triangles and then retopo it to quads. Triangles will give you more realistic results than quads while simulating.
you mean retopo the entire thing in Blender, or just switch it to quads in Marmoset itself after changing the res?
One of the most interesting tutorials for this program.
Thanks! I appreciate it.
so, here I am 2 yrs later and using MD 11. I found the tutorial well done however, recognizing the tools and where they are in the newer version. I'm still a newbie and even Blender has changed a bit, and I'm a newbie there as well. But thank you for this tutorial.
Definitely one of the best tuts around. thanks.
We are waiting for more furniture tutorials especially along with marvelous designer
Something like this but for plants/vegetation would be cool!
You reaally are a great Teacher...Never learnt something with such precission as this in my life..Welldone
DUDE YOU ARE AWSOME, THANK YOU
Thanks!
you are so good at explaining THANK YOU
Thank you, I'm glad it helped!
Siiiick. Such a pleasant surprise to hear you make a tutorial, Mason! :)
Haha, thanks Niranjan.
what did u do to Andrew, Where is heee.... 😱😱😱😱
Yes, I Filled him with jelly, and tossed him in powdered sugar, to create a sweet, but pricey, Australian Doughnut.
Jokes aside, he is still alive and working hard. There are lots of people behind the scenes here at Poliigon, and for this tutorial, he appointed me, as I have more experience with Marvelous Designer.
He’s running the business this guy is making a video for lol.
@@Gredran hahaha.
Wooow
awesome
great walk thru in MD but I was really hoping to see how you did the piping. anybody know?
I'm watching you make a virtual pillow and you keep delivering an instruction followed by "like sew"!
😝
This. Is. Incredible.
Many thanks for this great tutorial! it's so helpful!
oh my god ! man, you are a professional !
Excellent tut! Thanks Mason!
I've tried it and when I was sewing the pillows , I realised that they are not fitting in the chair ! You just skip the making of the other pillows, which is super important,because they are different shapes,not just a rectangles.
More Marvelous and clothing tutsss pleaseeeeeeeeee!!!!
Thanx. I really appreciate this tutorial.
14:40 idk， it is so cute
Awesome Tutorial! Thanks...
thank you so much, sir
This was good,very good. Thanks
You can press CTRL SHIFT C and To copy and then paste already sawed duplicate. Then just flip normal and there is your pillow in 2 mouse clicks
Great tutorial
Thanks dude.. This video is really helpful
Great tutorial! Thanks! More please! :)
I'm wondering if the MD part is doable in Blender as well, now with the advanced cloth sim tools.
I'm looking into that myself, with 2.82. Would be very nice if it could all be done in Blender.
@@MasonMenzies Any chance you'll tweet on progress with this? I'm very curious to replicate it in blender. I've tried Marvelous and it's great but my occasional use doesn't justify the $$.
a simple object, yes. a whole jacket? not yet.
Can you please make render tutorial for this model?
When I apply pressure instead of going down, it goes to the left. What can be done?
Very late response here, but this is usually cause by one of two things.
1. One of your pillow sides has flipped normals
2. One or more of your edges were not stitched.
what does it meand the red and blue line that appear when you are going to sew somehing?
Very interesting tutorial.
Excellent 👌
I was just looking this tutorial for the pressure setting, and I was totally surprised ! If I will increase pressure of cloth in my PC, it flew away from 3D space. Please help me tell what settings should I change to stop these fly away problems...
Ah yes, the wonders of cloth simulation. I have had this many times as well, and there is usually a few possible causes. The most likely cause, is that your pattern is not air tight. check to make sure all your seams are stitched. The next most likely cause, is that one of your pattern pieces is backwards. Meaning, the normal direction could be facing inwards, rather than outwards. You can tell if it's backwards by the color. there will be a dark side, and a light side to your pattern. Make sure the dark side faces the inside of your cushion.
Another possible cause, is if you have a pillow case on the cushion, the pillow case might have pressure, which for me, caused the pillow to ride off into the sunset.
If none of those work, my last guess is that you only applied pressure to one half of the patterns. make sure you select all pieces and then add the pressure.
Hope that helps.
@@MasonMenzies Thanks man, I didnt see the dark face because I was working with thickness activated. Great comment :D
That's why this software is called Marvelous🙂
you are blender guru
Pretty cool.
i really want that chair! :D
Nice to see that you've finally moved to something a bit more interesting. Got kind of tired of seeing the same basic tutorials
Thanks! What sort of tutorials would you like us to do next?
@@poliigonofficial Would love to see something tailored more towards game art ( environments , props and etc )
I was sooo shook to not see Andrew
what about the corner they are so thick you didnot mention that i want that part bro
Hi Abdullah. Thanks for asking. Sorry for the slow reply.
Basically, the corner/side pieces are sewn to both the back rest, and bottom seat.
If you want to, you can explore the project files via the Dropbox link in the video description.
Good job thank you
That looks so fluffy. One question, could I also add a 3D object and place it on a pillow, such that the pillow collides to the 3D object and changes it form? Like when putting a book on a pillow.
I do not believe that Marvelous Designer has Rigid Body Physics. But, You can add in an object, and manually move it into place with the gizmo, while the simulation is running. Then it will interact with the cloth. But, I do not think you could simulate something dropping on it, if that's what you mean.
@@MasonMenzies Thanks for the answer! I think I will try it out. I currently work on a skull sculpt and thought it would look cool to put it on a pillow after seeing this video :D
Make a tutor abt create a stage on Marverlous plzzzzzzz~~~~
Is it possible to make a wearable for Decentraland with this software?
please moreee tutorials
8:19 - just "layer clone (OVER)"
thanks a lot couldn't sew together was getting overlapping sewing lines thanks a lot
Why Marvelous 7.5 have no 3D Sewing tab?? ( I can do sewing only in right window (
Unfortunately, 3D sewing was only implemented in version 8. However, like I mentioned, learning to sew in 2D space is a very valuable skill to have. Though I have 3D sewing, I still do most of my sewing in 2D, as it's faster, and once you get the hang of it, more intuitive.
Awesome tutorial, thanks Mason :D
how many sofftwares one needs to learn and buy for jst interior works.
dident explain the edges?
Do you have an idea, wht my object is passing through the fabric?
How was the piping on the outside of the cushion done?
Inside Blender.
I duplicated the vertices along the edge of the cushions, added a skin modifier and Sub division surface modifier, and then made it share the same material as the cushions.
@@MasonMenzies tnx for the answer! I'm learning blender now, i just didn't know where to start with this object :D
cool
does anyone know if you can import in patterns into marvelous from another 3d package. or do they have to be created in marvelous?
I get the pillow case clipping with the pillow no matter what I do, anyone have an idea of how to fix this?
What harware do you have in this workstation?
it was a Intel i7-8086K and a Nvidia TITAN X (Pascal). 64GB of system memory (DDR4 3200mhz)
from 0:26 to 5:33 - is this workflow also possible in Blender or 3DsMax?
Thanks
I have not tried it in 3DsMax, personally. But it can be done in Blender. Andrew has a great video on his twitter, showing how to make a quick pillow in 2.82
@@MasonMenzies Thanks for the tip! I'll check it out.
is his marvelous about to expire XD
haha, yes, it is. My personal license is a MD 8 license, as I bought it as a perpetual license. But I wanted the latest version for the video, so I bought a one month subscription.
9: 04 I tried to sew the edges but it shows"overlapping sewing line". how did you do that?
same here!
utku demir 😂 i couldn’t figure out how it works so I used another way: add internal lines and sew them could do the same thing. Maybe you can try it out
how did you exactly solve this? pls explain
Took me a while to find an answer. This worked for me:
Select the two fabrics you cloned, right click and "Remove Linked Editing"!
Now it wont show that error :)
Where Andrew bring him back u !!! Bring Andrew back
How did you do the piping in the final render?
What computer do you use ?
How to make with Blender?
There's a much easier way of doing this rather than duplicating it over and over
I'm very curious what that might be? I tried creating it using the inset seams, on a large pattern, and then sewing the inset seams together, and creasing them. But that method took too long, and also did not allow for different sizes and shapes of cushions.
@@MasonMenzies 8:19 - just "layer clone (OVER)"
I add pressure, and it flies like a baloon. whyyyy
Hello! Is there a way to import a 2d drawing pattern from rhino6 into Marvelous 9?
Or even from illustrator?
Me gusta pero no entiendo nada 😅
How about the piping. I know it can be done in Marvelous. Just want to know if you made with blender or Marvelous
Ah yes. The piping, I did in Blender, as in Marvelous Designer you can only add piping across one pattern, not multiple.
In Blender, I just duplicated the vertices around the edge of my chair, added a skin modifier and subsurface modifier, and then made it share the same texture as the chair.
@@MasonMenzies thank you so much. Great tut. Awesome. Hope Andrew is doing great. I learnt everything I know about Blender from him from 8years ago. Thank you so much
You didn't do the detail around the pillows. Just look at the ref pic. It would be more accurate.
We tried to keep the info on creating the pillow, mostly within Marvelous designer, as that was the focus of the training.
The details around the pillows are best done in another 3D package. In my case I used blender. Which you can see in reference pictures inside the project files. Which were just renders of the chair I made. To make the piping around the cushions, I selected all the vertices along the seams, duplicated and separated them into their own object. Then I used the Skin modifier in Blender, along with the Subdivision Surface modifier.
Hope that helps anyone :)
Is this software free?
if you want to see a master in marvelous search for ARTEM GOGOLOV in youtube
Yes! he is very talented. I learned lots watching his videos when I was starting out with MD. Great recommendation. Thanks!
Simple trick !!!!!!!!! USE MAYA
Hi, I add 20 pressure and my pillows flow away and gone 🤔
mine too and im mad AF
one side needs to be 20 the other -20 and it works ...
@ave you gotta turn the second plane around on the z axis 2:14 ... the same happened to me lol (im really late sry)
in the meanwhile I'm spending ages making those wrinkles on 3ds Max FML
Hi we need andrew
And Andrew is not gone :) He will, no doubt, be back doing more. But, for this topic, he appointed me, as I have the experience with Marvelous Designer.
@@MasonMenzies ok thanks for reply .... actually we love Andrew sooo much so thats why .... i will be not a good artist if Andrew don't teach for free on youtube
Dude you sound like hiccup... lol, great tutorial
Pressure at 20 .... The pillow starts to fly
Me too do you know how to fix it?
you gotta turn the second plane around on the z axis 2:14 ... the same happened to me lol (im really late sry)
Coupon Code for Poliigon subscription surely?
guys i found this in a half life playlist
klay thompson
There are many similar projects in Woodglut's plans.
"no you're a square"
Wtf happened to andrew
I'm still here! But Poliigon is a company of many artists, and Mason Menzies knows Marvelous Designer inside and out, so it's better that he teach this one :)
@@poliigonofficial oh thank goodness
Nice program indeed but 50$ a month for a private license is insane. It insures that pretty much no one but the most affluent people can afford it.
I agree, the monthly is fairly steep if you're a freelance or hobbyist artist. They do have a perpetual option however, which is a one time fee of $490. Which for a software of this power, is fair in my opinion.
@@MasonMenzies I must admit I have not seen that. Thanks for pointing that out to me.
Half life anybody.
Scale at 15 is too much. There is almos no visible texture. It looks almost like a flat color.
Has anyone actually tried to do this? He just skips the hardest part! I've been struggling all day with this and it's not looking like that at all!
So Sorry to hear that. I would be happy to assist you further. What are you struggling with specifically?
I've tried it and when I was sewing the pillows I realised that they are not fitting in the chair ! He just skips the making of the other pillows, which is super important,because they are different shapes,not just a rectangles.
it's much easier in blender just sculpt
I personally disagree. Sculpting might feel more natural, but getting a realistic cloth look and feel is very hard, and takes much more time. So yes, possible, and maybe for some "Easier" but I would recommend learning the simulation tools out there, as they do it right.
@@MasonMenzies with the new cloth brush that's not a problem.
Andrew has a weird voice in this tutorial
Right? And his accent completely disappeared. Strange...
Great Tutorial