Mine too! 😂 as a beginner, I also couldn't get the animation to properly work with the towel at all, the towel was quite the rebel. But I'd like to re-visit this tutorial after getting a bit more familiar with everything Blender-related, maybe then I'll get it to work properly!
He is always the best. I started learning Blender a year ago from zero to what you can see on my channel now. all because of him and also Grant Abbit. Love their styles of teaching. Thank you for all your tutorials. Just started my channel last month if you want to check it out
thank you! ya just helped me out to make a folded blanket for my assets for a short film! SO easy to understand and applicable to other things within blender. You rock!
You explained this with great clarity! I also like how simple is that cloth material, it's just one texture image, but really looks legit. Will certainly watch more of your tutorials.
I tried this but failed. Does it matter what size everything is? My first attempt the cylinder just went straight through the towel and the towel crumpled. Trying it again but in a new project so I know my settings are all set to the defaults. EDIT: I've tried this multiple times and it is really hard to anticipate where the towel is after the first fold, then the second fold, then of course the third fold. You will have to scroll through your timeline and make adjustments until you get it how you want it. As for the towel flying off the table, make sure your "floor" friction is turned down I set mine at 30 not 80 and when you are pulling the cylinder out make sure the cylinder is above the "floor" not touching it. With enough refinement you can get it to look how you want it to. :)
I need to learn some cloth simulations! The physics are awesome. I've only recently used physics to make a pile of poker chips. Cloth will be my next dive into the physics of Blender. Nice vid.
Very good tutorials....A commendable job....Eagerly waiting for your new learning videos in blender...Thank you very much....For taking your precious time in educating people...
Works a lot better if the stick is also made a collision physics object. I forgot to do that the first time through! Other than my stupidity, this was interesting and useful. Making a folded towel is something I would have just avoided in the past.
Notice in the video the cloth wraps around the cylinder with a gap. If the cloth passes through the middle of the cylinder then shrinks to nothing you need to delete that cylinder and make a new one.
I felt it was perfectly explained, but maybe it will help you to know you just have to scrub through the timeline, change something (e.g., Grab with G, Scale with S, Rotate with R...) and Insert a keyframe with I, then repeat this process for every movement you want to animate. You can also use F3 to bring the searchable menu or use the mouse.
Hello there, the tutorial is very good you explained everything very clear, except when the moment to move the cylinder and make the keyframes arrived, If you don't know how to do it, the tutorial is workless for beginners, ( like me), so I would love to do it, but the most important step is missing ( keyframes and animation), thanks anyway, but consider the beginners next time, who actually are the ones watching this..:-P
Had this issue too, just keyframe the Object collisions on the cloth, you hit "I" to insert a keyframe while hovering over the checkbox in the Physics tab while its checked on frame 99, then move to frame 100 uncheck it and keyframe it, then keyframe it unchecked again on frame 101, this is when the cylinder is removed, then on frame 102 check the Object Collisions checkbox again and keyframe it so its ready for the next collision on the second fold.
Before I get started. I tried something similar with a "dropped cloth" over a table. I let a table-cloth, fall onto a table and the cloth just bounces and bounces and bounces. what cause this? I tried extending the thickness of the table-top (since it was covered anyway) to the length of the cloth being draped. But still bouncing and folding into a ball and rolling around in cyber space like an asteroid wadded ball. Finally I used weight paint and deleted the top of the table and it stopped bounding, but I had to remove the table to do this. What I wanted was a couple wrinkles in the drop, hence the dropping of the cloth. But it never worked out. Any ideas or experience with these problems? I use 2.82a.
Wonderful. The towel should be more "floppy", in my opinion. To my eye there is some resemblance with thin straw mats they put under the plates in restaurants.
Good evening. A very interesting lesson. And if it is a terry towel that is slightly thicker. Or how you can prepare such a texture map. a link to the primer will also be good.
This is awesome! How would you unfold the towel to a position that's flat or hooked for example so when you pull it away, it unfolds? Looking at something like this for a product animation of a towel that's in a box :)
Too bad the tutorial does not follow us precisely step by step to the end. Setting the keyframes is not explained in details. I have the same cloth simulation settings, but due to some reason I don't get the same result - the cloth does not look right starting from some step.
Cloth looked great the folds look great but the cloth moving against the cloth makes it look like it is teflon. Is there a roughness factor for the cloth sim?
What a superb tutorial. You earn my respect with every tutorial. What a way to teach. Hats off.
Yes, he explains very well.
I totally agree. No ego, no gimmicks, just straightforward and informative.
Yes he is really clear and it is so great to hear a tutorial without unnecessary music droning on as well ;)
Yes he teached my friend blender
Still coming back to your tutorials after following you for six years. You got a real knack for explaining things in ways I can grasp and work with.
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I've said it before. I'll say it here and I'm SURE I'll say it again. Nobody makes better Blender tutorials than this man. Nobody.
Totally agreed
Definitely true. He explains everything super well, especially for beginners. it's very professional compared to a lot of other tutorials I've seen.
100 right
You clearly understand the struggles of learners. Your teaching is Smooth. Thanks a lot.
Love it! One of the best Blender teachers on RUclips.
You make the best Blender tutorials on RUclips today, by far. Thank you!
I'm new Blender user and i have learned too many things from you.. Thank you so much for your effort. I'm very big fan of you !!
This is a great tutorial!
Now... if only I could fold my real towels without getting up from my computer...
Not only are you clearly brilliant minded but you also teach as no one else. Great job, as always
I absolutely love how clear and concise your tutorials are. You're a champ. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
After a few hours of exploding vertices from curved towel, I found this. What a interesting way to tackle this kind of modeling. Thank you so much.
thanks for this channel. step by step tutorials without assuming that viewers know all basics
I am impressed at just how good the cloth physics are. The technique for quickly pulling the cylinder out is very clever too.
I want to say some words, but i fond others say it better than me, you are the best teacher for blender tutorials 👍
Great tutorial. That being said my cylinder really went to town smacking that towel around. It was brutal.
Mine too! 😂 as a beginner, I also couldn't get the animation to properly work with the towel at all, the towel was quite the rebel. But I'd like to re-visit this tutorial after getting a bit more familiar with everything Blender-related, maybe then I'll get it to work properly!
Still the best tutorials on youtube. Hats off.
Wow, I haven't come up with the idea...
Impressive
He is always the best. I started learning Blender a year ago from zero to what you can see on my channel now. all because of him and also Grant Abbit. Love their styles of teaching. Thank you for all your tutorials. Just started my channel last month if you want to check it out
being detailed this way makes you one of the best tutorial makers here !!! keep up doing this !!
Has a very "how it's made" vibe. I dig it
You helped me figure out why my cloth sims are uneven: the mesh isn't! And adding a loop cut solves this. Thanks for the clear explanation!
thank you! ya just helped me out to make a folded blanket for my assets for a short film! SO easy to understand and applicable to other things within blender. You rock!
You explained this with great clarity! I also like how simple is that cloth material, it's just one texture image, but really looks legit. Will certainly watch more of your tutorials.
So simple an amazing ^^!!, I learn much more from your video of less seven minutes than others with 30.
Thanks :)
Your tuts are always great and simple with new techniques. Lot of thanks for your effort and time.
What a brilliant idea to make a folded towel woooooooo
Another great tutorial! Thank you very much!
Thanks. It helped me to get my first blender job.
Always excited when I see a new tutorial from you! Looking forward to the next one!
I tried this but failed. Does it matter what size everything is? My first attempt the cylinder just went straight through the towel and the towel crumpled. Trying it again but in a new project so I know my settings are all set to the defaults. EDIT: I've tried this multiple times and it is really hard to anticipate where the towel is after the first fold, then the second fold, then of course the third fold. You will have to scroll through your timeline and make adjustments until you get it how you want it. As for the towel flying off the table, make sure your "floor" friction is turned down I set mine at 30 not 80 and when you are pulling the cylinder out make sure the cylinder is above the "floor" not touching it. With enough refinement you can get it to look how you want it to. :)
Thanx, Bro! Very informative and nicely done tutorial.
Great!
Thank you!
I like your way to make tutorials very much!
No music, no distraction.
Greetings
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The quality of this tutorial is incredible. Thanks a lot for sharing. You have a new subscriber.
Excellent video. It's like Coles Notes or Cliff Notes for how to use Blender.
Super concise tutorial. Extremely helpful.
Excellent tutorial. Simple and easy to follow. Great results.
Wonderful tutorial!! Just the right speed for us beginners. Thanks 😊
I never would have guessed it wasn't a real cloth.
Yes, beautiful and well explained. Thanks!
Wow this is awesome! Concise but well explained
This is such a good tutorial and really turned out nice! It's so much easier than I thought!
Thank you for this video. It’s nice to know how to make a fold towel.
I need to learn some cloth simulations! The physics are awesome. I've only recently used physics to make a pile of poker chips. Cloth will be my next dive into the physics of Blender. Nice vid.
Very good tutorials....A commendable job....Eagerly waiting for your new learning videos in blender...Thank you very much....For taking your precious time in educating people...
Gentlemen, this is a very good tutorial.
Wow, so creative method...
Nice tut
thank you so much for this tutorial!
Impressive,,I'm a huge fan of your work ..muchisimas gracias
Thanks for this very helpful tutorial. Great job and happy blending with Blender 3D
Nice! Great results and as always, right to the point and easy to follow.
CheerZ!
legend man i just say 100/100
This tutorial is unexpectedly literal.
🔥🔥 You are a legend !!! Awesome work !! 🔥🔥
Awesome tutorial as always!!! 👍👍👍
Works a lot better if the stick is also made a collision physics object. I forgot to do that the first time through! Other than my stupidity, this was interesting and useful. Making a folded towel is something I would have just avoided in the past.
This was a great tutorial, thanks a lot!
Well teached, as usual. My congratulations!
Really, really love your tutorials are the best, TY TY TY please make more
Thanks for the amazing tutorial!😁
Always fantastic.
Amazing tuts dude! Thanks!
Keep up the excellent work!!!
That's brilliant! Thanks dude!
Hey, why does the cylinder after it touches the towel kinda draws in the tcloth material inside...
Notice in the video the cloth wraps around the cylinder with a gap. If the cloth passes through the middle of the cylinder then shrinks to nothing you need to delete that cylinder and make a new one.
As always, that was awesome ! Thx
thank you. great tut :D 👍
Or just subdivide the plane, fold it 3 times in edit mode, run cloth simulation, solidify.
But this didn't explain the animation or the keyframes for the cylinder?
I felt it was perfectly explained, but maybe it will help you to know you just have to scrub through the timeline, change something (e.g., Grab with G, Scale with S, Rotate with R...) and Insert a keyframe with I, then repeat this process for every movement you want to animate. You can also use F3 to bring the searchable menu or use the mouse.
Hello there, the tutorial is very good you explained everything very clear, except when the moment to move the cylinder and make the keyframes arrived, If you don't know how to do it, the tutorial is workless for beginners, ( like me), so I would love to do it, but the most important step is missing ( keyframes and animation), thanks anyway, but consider the beginners next time, who actually are the ones watching this..:-P
when I set my cylinder keyframe why my towel doesn't follow my cylinder goes, do I miss something? I'm new with animation in blender
mee too i"m confused lol
@@freetime_np3284 problem solved,u must set the keyframe first,then bake the towel,it will fix our problem,
At frame 101, how did you quickly moved the Cylinder away without affecting the cloth?
The cloth just fly away.
I have the same problem.
Had this issue too, just keyframe the Object collisions on the cloth, you hit "I" to insert a keyframe while hovering over the checkbox in the Physics tab while its checked on frame 99, then move to frame 100 uncheck it and keyframe it, then keyframe it unchecked again on frame 101, this is when the cylinder is removed, then on frame 102 check the Object Collisions checkbox again and keyframe it so its ready for the next collision on the second fold.
@@lobonzlobo Thank you.
Before I get started. I tried something similar with a "dropped cloth" over a table. I let a table-cloth, fall onto a table and the cloth just bounces and bounces and bounces. what cause this? I tried extending the thickness of the table-top (since it was covered anyway) to the length of the cloth being draped. But still bouncing and folding into a ball and rolling around in cyber space like an asteroid wadded ball. Finally I used weight paint and deleted the top of the table and it stopped bounding, but I had to remove the table to do this. What I wanted was a couple wrinkles in the drop, hence the dropping of the cloth. But it never worked out. Any ideas or experience with these problems? I use 2.82a.
Thank you!
You are incredible, my friend ;-) Thank you so much!
Great work - thanks for sharing
That is actually genius.
Great tutorial. Great technique. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Thank you. Dg
This is what im looking for
Wonderful. The towel should be more "floppy", in my opinion. To my eye there is some resemblance with thin straw mats they put under the plates in restaurants.
Amazing and creative
¡Fantástico!
Good evening. A very interesting lesson.
And if it is a terry towel that is slightly thicker.
Or how you can prepare such a texture map. a link to the primer will also be good.
I love it, but can you teach us how you make towel fabric texture?, thanks
I do agree to all, very good tutorial. like like like
That's really clever one ☺️👍
Excellent !
thanks a lot Man!!!
Merci!
NO........ you're a towel. ;) Great job.
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Whenever i start baking, the cloth shrinks into a wrinkly blob that reacts heavily on impact, what am i doing wrong? :x
ask here : blender.chat/channel/support
bro, idk how to make animation ☠ but its a great tutorial, ty
I lile the way you teach.
This is awesome! How would you unfold the towel to a position that's flat or hooked for example so when you pull it away, it unfolds?
Looking at something like this for a product animation of a towel that's in a box :)
Too bad the tutorial does not follow us precisely step by step to the end. Setting the keyframes is not explained in details. I have the same cloth simulation settings, but due to some reason I don't get the same result - the cloth does not look right starting from some step.
Cloth looked great the folds look great but the cloth moving against the cloth makes it look like it is teflon. Is there a roughness factor for the cloth sim?
Great tutorial, i just wished you showed us how to animate.
Am going to download blender asap