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Re: Cloth Is Hard - Crits Needed
hey man usually with long hanging cloth like that you get a lot of deep long vertical creases but yeah you'll have a hard time finding loin cloth/tabard style reference images on google, you'd be better off googling for drapery or hanging cloth, or grab a camera and appropriate sized garment and take some photos :poly142:… -
Retopologizing Clothes for Rigging
Hello, I'm fairly new to Maya and this forum. I have a couple questions about retopologizing a human character for rigging. I have a human model that I sculpted in Zbrush. I'm almost done sculpting it and I plan to export that as an .obj mesh to Maya so that I can begin retopologizing it with quad draw. After I finish… -
Re: Clothing Folds outside of Sculpting?
Don't have access to Scans, Don't have access to Scans (you can guess why :P). Marvelous Designers I tried as well, but it seems like it doesn't play nice with Prefabs (ei; pre-made clothing in external packages) since it needs edges where seams connects to make the compressions work (please note I did try messing around… -
Zbrush - Need help understanding clothes
Hello everyone, I'm working on a character for practice, and i was wondering about how to deal with clothes and their thickness. I'm aiming for the character to be low poly and game-able. My issue is, that I don't know how to approach the clothes. Should I start with a one sided surface and after I'm done with the sculpt… -
Maya - Simulate cloth thickness goes terribly wrong
Hi! I'm trying to simulate cloth physics with an extrude node applied over it (workflow indicated here: https://area.autodesk.com/blogs/the-maya-blog/rendering_thick_cloth_objects/) But, when the cloth hits a collision object the vertices go crazy just like fireworks. I've noticed that this is due to the thickness , not… -
Re: Create clothes zbrush
What are you having trouble with specifically? There's two elements that stand out: the cutout pattern and dangly spiderwebby stuff. The dangly stuff could be done with curves in 3d then baked, or painted in 2d, whichever you prefer. For the pattern, I'd make several alphas to stamp around, or paint each section by hand. I… -
3D modelling a Video Game Character - Body under clothes or no?
Hey guys! I hope I'm posting in the right sub-forum. I have a quick question about clothing for video game characters. Let's say I first make a base mesh for the character (their body). How would I clothe them in order for it to be not too complicated during the rigging process? I've seen several tutorials where they take… -
Re: needs help with 3ds max cloth
There is a much easyier way to do it. *using a skinwrap modifier attach skirt to the character. *It should now follow the character as they move. if its leaving vertes behind make sure 'weight all points' is selected. *Put your cloth above the skinwrap select the areas you want to pin and make them into a group. set the… -
Maya - Apex Cloth
Maya Apex Workflow - Steps and Troubleshooting First of all - if this is your first armor try to make one part of the mesh first where you can test out workflows and learn how to troubleshoot your mesh before doing the full set. I did this with the arms of my armor and I still ran into trouble later in development. This… -
How does Cloth physics/rigging work?
So I've been avoiding any form of jackets, coats, dresses, etc. Because I have absolutely n idea how it works. I've seen some stuff on rigging the cloth manually, I've seen some stuff about simulation cloth with maya or blender. Thing is, I just want to have something simple, like a jacket with a bit of a tail maybe or a…
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