Simulating falling jacket in Marvelous Designer
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Hi,
I wondered if anyone could give me some advice. I wanted to model a trenchcoat that would ultimately be rendered as if it were casually thrown onto a table (similar to the pic below). I wanted to get the initial t-pose mesh done in marvelous designer and then simulate it falling onto a table, then take it into zbrush to detail.
My question is... would this work or would this be a total pain to detail/give thickness/uv etc because its not in a neutral pose anymore? I've seen a lot of tutorials do this with flat planes simulated to look like a table cloth for example... but not an entire jacket!
. Just wanted to know if this would be the ideal way or if I'm just gonna give myself hassle with nasty intersecting simulation and uneven uv's
I wondered if anyone could give me some advice. I wanted to model a trenchcoat that would ultimately be rendered as if it were casually thrown onto a table (similar to the pic below). I wanted to get the initial t-pose mesh done in marvelous designer and then simulate it falling onto a table, then take it into zbrush to detail.
My question is... would this work or would this be a total pain to detail/give thickness/uv etc because its not in a neutral pose anymore? I've seen a lot of tutorials do this with flat planes simulated to look like a table cloth for example... but not an entire jacket!
. Just wanted to know if this would be the ideal way or if I'm just gonna give myself hassle with nasty intersecting simulation and uneven uv's
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then deform your final jacket with that. That would seem like a more non destructive and preferable way of doing it.
Totally didn't think of that!