I don't know why you only have so few views. Your Marvelous Designer Jacket tutorial is quite possibly the best MD tutorial I've seen. Right now I'm on part 2, chapter 3. Can't wait to see how it ends.
Dear Andrew, thank you very much for your comment and your kind words, I’m really glad you like it! Both parts are pretty challenging and require you to follow the steps carefully and make your hands dirty. This is probably the reason why they are not so “famous” :) In reward you get an in-depth understanding of how things work and can apply this knowledge on your projects.
@@3DGladiator I'm going to try what you said in 3d Coat since I'm just using Zbrush for my primal scream therapy and anger management class. If I remember, I'll send you my notes if it works. Also I'm using Cinema 4d instead of Maxine. So there'll likely be fun troubleshooting stuff there as well. I'll have to export the final obj into Daz and rig it and then bring it into Cinema. My guess now about the thing that'll make me want to kill myself most will be the skin tag in Cinema (its the thing that holds all the weighting info). I say that because MD gives my Daz avatars both the T and A pose so my avatars have four arms if I don't delete the skin tag. Though the Daz morphs not working on the clothing because of pockets or whatever is a close second. Ah animation....
Hi Gustavo, thank you very much for your comment. I’ll create additional video tutorials soon and cover the creation of different clothes. Maybe I’ll focus on another jacket too.
apparently you can bring a sketched out 3D garment from ZBrush or max/maya even and into Marvelous Designer and then simulate like you normally would as if you would have drawn the garment inside MD. have you heard of such technique, and if so do you think you could do a tutorial on it in the future? Anyways thanks for all the other awesome videos!
Hey Jose, thanks for your comment, I’m glad you like it! I’m currently recording more tutorials, so stay tuned, they will be online soon! (…together with the second part of the 3d cloth tutorial)
So cool. Just learning how to use this amazing tool for the first time.
Glad it was helpful!
I don't know why you only have so few views. Your Marvelous Designer Jacket tutorial is quite possibly the best MD tutorial I've seen. Right now I'm on part 2, chapter 3. Can't wait to see how it ends.
Dear Andrew, thank you very much for your comment and your kind words, I’m really glad you like it! Both parts are pretty challenging and require you to follow the steps carefully and make your hands dirty. This is probably the reason why they are not so “famous” :) In reward you get an in-depth understanding of how things work and can apply this knowledge on your projects.
@@3DGladiator I'm going to try what you said in 3d Coat since I'm just using Zbrush for my primal scream therapy and anger management class. If I remember, I'll send you my notes if it works. Also I'm using Cinema 4d instead of Maxine. So there'll likely be fun troubleshooting stuff there as well. I'll have to export the final obj into Daz and rig it and then bring it into Cinema. My guess now about the thing that'll make me want to kill myself most will be the skin tag in Cinema (its the thing that holds all the weighting info). I say that because MD gives my Daz avatars both the T and A pose so my avatars have four arms if I don't delete the skin tag. Though the Daz morphs not working on the clothing because of pockets or whatever is a close second. Ah animation....
thanks man i was struggling to find a way to do this
Glad I could help. Thanks for watching and your comment. Best, Ben
Really great! i wish there would be more tutorials about jackets in the future
Hi Gustavo, thank you very much for your comment. I’ll create additional video tutorials soon and cover the creation of different clothes. Maybe I’ll focus on another jacket too.
apparently you can bring a sketched out 3D garment from ZBrush or max/maya even and into Marvelous Designer and then simulate like you normally would as if you would have drawn the garment inside MD. have you heard of such technique, and if so do you think you could do a tutorial on it in the future? Anyways thanks for all the other awesome videos!
Thank you! 👍
You're welcome. Thanks for watching and your comment Sylvie!
Great job, I luv ur tutorials
Hey Jose, thanks for your comment, I’m glad you like it! I’m currently recording more tutorials, so stay tuned, they will be online soon! (…together with the second part of the 3d cloth tutorial)