Thank you so much. There were so many tutorial for dropping the cloth on an object but not the other way round. I was almost going crazy trying to figure out how to do it. Thank you for saving me.
Just a comment on the SoftBody. So, if you set Pull and Push to 0.999, there will be a breach in the texture, but if you set it to just 0.990, everything works fine.
Big fan sir 🙏🙏 please suggest me text matrerial which will look like cinamatic text,please provide me link dear sir,you are kind and best person i have ever seen in blender world 🙏🙏🙏love from india 🙏🙏🙏
Do you mean 3D text animations that look like the title cards that we see in a film? We did not do much on that, we need to create tutorials on the same. Noted!
Hello sir, I have a problem please solve it,when i ready animation with audio and expresion in the final render the speed of animation increases and also audio with animation missmatches,please solve it,you are great teacher when i first time watched your video i deeply felt that you can very easily teach us blender,please solve my problem,......love from india 🙏🙏🙏
Hi, the speed of the final animation is set by the frame rate which is usually 24 or 30 or 60 etc. Although you can directly render a video output from Blender, it is not recommended for several reasons. Best is to render the output as an image sequence and then generate the video output from that image sequence through another editor (you can use Blender's own editor called VSE which is perfect for this). When you generate the video either directly or through image sequence, you need to mention a frame rate (by default it is 24). You can change this as you wish. 24 and 30 are the most common values. However, you should not compare it with the viewport display, because viewport is always very slow. As far as the audio mismatch is concerned, the reason is same - frame rate mismatch. I don't know how exactly you are adding the sound (maybe direct output, Blender VSE or a 3rt party software) so cannot share any specific suggestion. But do check the frame rate, that is where the key is.
Thank you!! The cloth will automatically tear off under sufficient pressure. It is in-built with cloth physics itself. But the tearing is not permanent, if you remove the source of the pressure, the cloth pieces will join back together which is unreal. There is no easy way to tear off the cloth permanently as far as I know.
Thanks for the great educational tutorial! It was helpful. But the fabric should not move before the object hits it and therefore the effect does not look realistic and natural. In any case, animation cannot be used anywhere in this form.
I partially agree to you. Cloth physics is nowhere close to perfect in Blender. So as a student of physics, I too feel that things are shaky or incorrect. However, in an actual animation where 30 frames hit us every second, I think the imperfections easily get washed out and the common audience may not notice a lot of these things. What we see on the screen is an amalgam of video, story, sound etc. A good artist can easily cover up many things with his skill. Does it mean that we can use Blender's cloth physics in all places? Definitely not. It can be used only in some places, that's the best case scenario probably.
Yes, it's not fully perfect. This is the closest we could get and it may be useful in a large-scale animation. Hope the Blender team makes more improvement on inter-physics interactions.
When you are using a human model, you'll of course have it rigged with bones and an armature. You need to treat this armature as a soft body (in relation to the interaction with the cloth like falling on cloth) which will in turn guide the character. Or create a separate set of meshes for each part of your character and add soft body physics to them and control your armature by those soft bodies.
Hey, I have a problem. My falling object always stops at the height of the corners of the cloth. Does anyone have a solution for the problem? Thanks already!
We want to create an interaction between a rigid-body and a cloth object - but this is natively not well supported by Blender's physics engine. So we had to opt for alternate and near-best method to reproduce a similar effect, using rigid body and soft body. This interaction is better supported by Blender.
While it is known that the capability of cloth physics is still very limited in Blender, this is what we can do max at this moment. To apply it for real things, I would suggest you to use a cube or a sphere of approximate size for the cloth deformation. Do not show this object, it should be hidden. That means, your cloth should be deformed by a fake object which is approximately of the same size and shape of the actual object. It may not be possible everywhere, but it may work in some places. The only other option is probably to wait for few years for a better physics implementation in Blender 🙂
@@5MinutesBlender My problem is that I do photographs starting with a rendering (means no real women involved) and aim at a 100% realistic effect on a still image. If I take too many of these shortcuts then I start too far from my goal. What I am trying to get now is a mesh deform in Geometry Nodes. Textures are not a problem. I’d also need to be able to interactively select from within Geometry Nodes. I can do this when the 3D model has Index or ID in accordance with UVs but not with a model that had loop cuts or have been retopologized. Any ideas? If push come to shove I could Python the thing but who would want that? 😆
@@johnsmith56920 You're doing great stuff buddy 👍 It would take some serious time for me to understand what you are trying to achieve in geo nodes. It may be possible but only with some heavy investment of time. Practically anything is possible if you take Python's route but as you rightly said, who would want that 😂😂 Earlier we made several tutorials on Python scripts for some difficult tasks that are not possible today with the existing gui but I did not see many takers 😂😂
@@5MinutesBlender I'll go and follow your Python tutorials. I hate this language. I love Java. I manage C++ but Python is an ugly language to me. Too much laziness (variable declaration is revolting for one thing). Plus I don't know any free and satisfying IDE for Python. Anyway, I use to be a mathematician which means stubbornness to the point of obsession is in my making.
@@johnsmith56920 Ha ha ha ha! That last line literally killed me 😂😂 I am coming from programming background. C, COBOL, Java, some Android, Python. I do understand what makes you hate Python 😂 If you are just a beginner in Python, IDLE is not very bad as an IDE. Would you believe we started a channel on Python programming as well but it did not fly. And we got busy with Blender, so we stopped it. Some beginner's level tutorials are still there ( www.youtube.com/@powerofpython ) 😂 It was just a basic start, then we left.
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Physics in Blender isn't something I've been too familiar with, but your videos have been very helpful!
Happy to hear that 😊 Thank you very much 💝
Thank you so much. There were so many tutorial for dropping the cloth on an object but not the other way round.
I was almost going crazy trying to figure out how to do it. Thank you for saving me.
Glad you found it useful 😊 Cheers!!
I like the way you are explaining step by step.... this is nice tutorial
Thank you so much for liking out tutorial 💝
Just a comment on the SoftBody. So, if you set Pull and Push to 0.999, there will be a breach in the texture, but if you set it to just 0.990, everything works fine.
Thanks for sharing the tip! 👍👍
Nice quick tutorial, I love these!!! Keep up the great work!
Glad to know that you liked it!
You deserve millions of subscribers 🥰🥰🥰🥰
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This was very helpful thank you!!
Glad to know that 😊 Thank you so much!
@@5MinutesBlender Yw, Hey I got a question.
@@T-Bone511 Tell me bro.
@@5MinutesBlender I'm starting my official Discord server with a bunch of other Blender youtubers, would you like to join?
@@T-Bone511 I'm sorry buddy, having super time crunch with too many projects in hand 🙁 Maybe in future!
Big fan sir 🙏🙏 please suggest me text matrerial which will look like cinamatic text,please provide me link dear sir,you are kind and best person i have ever seen in blender world 🙏🙏🙏love from india 🙏🙏🙏
Do you mean 3D text animations that look like the title cards that we see in a film? We did not do much on that, we need to create tutorials on the same. Noted!
@@5MinutesBlender thank you
Hello sir,
I have a problem please solve it,when i ready animation with audio and expresion in the final render the speed of animation increases and also audio with animation missmatches,please solve it,you are great teacher when i first time watched your video i deeply felt that you can very easily teach us blender,please solve my problem,......love from india 🙏🙏🙏
Hi, the speed of the final animation is set by the frame rate which is usually 24 or 30 or 60 etc. Although you can directly render a video output from Blender, it is not recommended for several reasons. Best is to render the output as an image sequence and then generate the video output from that image sequence through another editor (you can use Blender's own editor called VSE which is perfect for this). When you generate the video either directly or through image sequence, you need to mention a frame rate (by default it is 24). You can change this as you wish. 24 and 30 are the most common values. However, you should not compare it with the viewport display, because viewport is always very slow. As far as the audio mismatch is concerned, the reason is same - frame rate mismatch. I don't know how exactly you are adding the sound (maybe direct output, Blender VSE or a 3rt party software) so cannot share any specific suggestion. But do check the frame rate, that is where the key is.
@@5MinutesBlender thank you very much dear sir......please keep remember me because i am your biggest and one of the unique student and fan 🥰🥰🥰🥰
@@Altitude962 Thank you Nitin 💝
Great Tutorial , Is there a way to tear the cloth with rigid body simulation?
Thank you!! The cloth will automatically tear off under sufficient pressure. It is in-built with cloth physics itself. But the tearing is not permanent, if you remove the source of the pressure, the cloth pieces will join back together which is unreal. There is no easy way to tear off the cloth permanently as far as I know.
His speaking is more clear then television news reader
It is a text to speech program. So not a real person.
Thanks for the great educational tutorial! It was helpful. But the fabric should not move before the object hits it and therefore the effect does not look realistic and natural. In any case, animation cannot be used anywhere in this form.
I partially agree to you. Cloth physics is nowhere close to perfect in Blender. So as a student of physics, I too feel that things are shaky or incorrect. However, in an actual animation where 30 frames hit us every second, I think the imperfections easily get washed out and the common audience may not notice a lot of these things. What we see on the screen is an amalgam of video, story, sound etc. A good artist can easily cover up many things with his skill. Does it mean that we can use Blender's cloth physics in all places? Definitely not. It can be used only in some places, that's the best case scenario probably.
One question. Noticed that there was no "Apply Scale" for the plane/cloth? It wasent necessary in this situation or? When should I be doing this?
I think it is not necessary, did not test it. But if in doubt, you can apply your scale at the start of the process to be on the safer side.
5:17 the ball very obviously jiggles when it hits. Soft body does a poor job approximating rigid objects.
Yes, it's not fully perfect. This is the closest we could get and it may be useful in a large-scale animation. Hope the Blender team makes more improvement on inter-physics interactions.
Bro what pc do you have to just run these physics!?
For this tutorial we have used a core i5 windows machine with 8 gb RAM, 2.3 GHz clock speed and AMD graphics card
if only the game engine could record shape keys as it can do rigid on soft physics but only records the original geometries translations.
how to made human character fall on cloth please tell
When you are using a human model, you'll of course have it rigged with bones and an armature. You need to treat this armature as a soft body (in relation to the interaction with the cloth like falling on cloth) which will in turn guide the character. Or create a separate set of meshes for each part of your character and add soft body physics to them and control your armature by those soft bodies.
Hey, I have a problem. My falling object always stops at the height of the corners of the cloth. Does anyone have a solution for the problem? Thanks already!
Did you keep the collision modifier after the cloth modifier? This is important and it is explained at 3:00 in this video.
why use soft body?
We want to create an interaction between a rigid-body and a cloth object - but this is natively not well supported by Blender's physics engine. So we had to opt for alternate and near-best method to reproduce a similar effect, using rigid body and soft body. This interaction is better supported by Blender.
Very nice with a plane, a cube or even a sphere. With real things? Pure banana oil.
While it is known that the capability of cloth physics is still very limited in Blender, this is what we can do max at this moment. To apply it for real things, I would suggest you to use a cube or a sphere of approximate size for the cloth deformation. Do not show this object, it should be hidden. That means, your cloth should be deformed by a fake object which is approximately of the same size and shape of the actual object. It may not be possible everywhere, but it may work in some places. The only other option is probably to wait for few years for a better physics implementation in Blender 🙂
@@5MinutesBlender My problem is that I do photographs starting with a rendering (means no real women involved) and aim at a 100% realistic effect on a still image.
If I take too many of these shortcuts then I start too far from my goal. What I am trying to get now is a mesh deform in Geometry Nodes. Textures are not a problem.
I’d also need to be able to interactively select from within Geometry Nodes. I can do this when the 3D model has Index or ID in accordance with UVs but not with a model that had loop cuts or have been retopologized. Any ideas? If push come to shove I could Python the thing but who would want that?
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@@johnsmith56920 You're doing great stuff buddy 👍 It would take some serious time for me to understand what you are trying to achieve in geo nodes. It may be possible but only with some heavy investment of time. Practically anything is possible if you take Python's route but as you rightly said, who would want that 😂😂 Earlier we made several tutorials on Python scripts for some difficult tasks that are not possible today with the existing gui but I did not see many takers 😂😂
@@5MinutesBlender I'll go and follow your Python tutorials. I hate this language. I love Java. I manage C++ but Python is an ugly language to me. Too much laziness (variable declaration is revolting for one thing). Plus I don't know any free and satisfying IDE for Python. Anyway, I use to be a mathematician which means stubbornness to the point of obsession is in my making.
@@johnsmith56920 Ha ha ha ha! That last line literally killed me 😂😂 I am coming from programming background. C, COBOL, Java, some Android, Python. I do understand what makes you hate Python 😂 If you are just a beginner in Python, IDLE is not very bad as an IDE. Would you believe we started a channel on Python programming as well but it did not fly. And we got busy with Blender, so we stopped it. Some beginner's level tutorials are still there ( www.youtube.com/@powerofpython ) 😂 It was just a basic start, then we left.
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Why, what happened? 😂