2.5 years later and I've decided to restart my Patreon page. Here's the link if you're interested to watch more of these exclusive tutorials, get access to all the source files, unreleased music, and also support my channel directly: www.patreon.com/renderrides I'm also working on a really in-depth guide to Marvelous Designer, so make sure you're subscribed if you don't want to miss it :)
This is the most thorough and easy to understand pipeline between the two software I’ve seen! Thank you so much for this, finally motivated to start using this workflow!
hey just a tip, you don't have to swap between object mode and pose mode so often. You can hover your mouse over a rig and press "Alt+Q" to select the skeleton/object you want to work with while staying in pose mode. Also works in edit mode, sculpting and basically everything else.
Such a great tutorial man, thank you!!! I wish I watched this before starting my md design, I learned so many good tips that would’ve helped me speed up my workflow and reduce frustrations 😂 thank you for the awesome content
as u can see in the 7:24 the back part of the dress is w a black collor, this is bcouse u dnt flip the normals, when u copy and paste, and put in the back part u should press the RGT button and click "flip normals" than u can do the sewing.
I read through your comments and I see that you said you can texture the clothes in substance painter after you export them from MD. Is this accurate? I followed this and got perfect results however there was no textures on anything now. Even my character model. So I should just take the ABC file into substance painter and redo all of the materials in there? If you can do that in substance painter why does blender not allow this? Is there some way to make it where you can export from marvelous designer back to blender and texture inside of blender?
Is anyone experiencing this problem? I'm trying to simulate a small animation in MD with the basic garmet provided wih it (pants) When I run the simulation, the cloth starts tearing and jitering once other parts of the mesh comes in contact with the cloth (Ex- my character is doing a twist dance, so when that happen both the thigh are close enough to make contact, also the hand also kinda clips through the leg area, so when that happen the cloths start tearing, is there a solution, what am I doing wrong
Is there a way to make parts of a mesh cloth in MD? Like in Blender i would apply cloth physics to one part of a mesh. Basically I have a character with clothes and just want to have a wind animation
How do you export the final result in FBX to use in e.g. Unity? Right now, the resulting FBX has the character moving (according to the animation) but the clothes are stationary.
At 4:00 you can see your scale is at 0.010 like I have with mine. When I apply that scale and rotation, my animation starts flipping out. Any ideas why? It works ok if I only apply rotation.
Even if I try to export with keying the rotation from blender, when I import to Marvelous Designer the avatar is always rotated of 90°. What could I do to fix?
You have to apply the rotation before exporting. Otherwise, I think there's also an option to specify the rotation offset in MD while importing, can't remember exactly.
Great work but the normals are flipped in the back garment ana it will cause some artefact and collision issues you can get over decreasing the particle distance by flipping the normal
I'm not seeing the outline of the model in the 2D window. Once it's been uploaded into Marvelous Designer. I can see her in the 3D window though. And the animation is correct.
Incomplete Instructions: Alembic file: Does not export Materials and/or Material Slots. FBX file: Does not export Animation. OBJ file: Does not export Seams, requiring manual adjustment of Textures.
Thanks! You can increase the Particle Distance under Simulation Properties (8:00) to get a lower poly mesh. Then you can use the Remesh checkbox as discussed in the video to clean it up. Just a quick and effective method to get a comparatively lower poly mesh :)
Thanks. Great tutorial. I have an issue after importing the Alembic OGAWA file to Blender. When I play the (jump) animation, the character kind of jumps out of his clothes, and then the clothes follow. Both character and clothes move according to the same animation but there is a lag.
Sir how is it possible to make the alembic cycle or loop, i record 40 frame animation in Marvelous Designer, so i can loop it in blender, but i dont have keyframes ? whats up on this section. hope you can cover this. ciao
Would it be a similar process if I simply want to rig a clothed character? Would I have to animate the character starting from a T-pose into the pose I desire, export that animated character to Marvelous, drape the character while in T-Pose, and export back to Blender? Thanks for the great conent!
Yeah, that'd work the best. Having the T-Pose to work with while designing the clothes makes it much easier to avoid any glitches and get the intended results :D
whenever I import my Alembic file, it comes in super tiny no matter what scale I choose. I'm using a Genesis Male 8 exported at "cm Daz" scale. Any ideas about what i might be doing wrong?
when I try to create a rectangle, it spawns very far away from the avatar and when I try to move it to the avatar and press simulate, the rectangle shape goes all over the place and glitching out
2.5 years later and I've decided to restart my Patreon page. Here's the link if you're interested to watch more of these exclusive tutorials, get access to all the source files, unreleased music, and also support my channel directly: www.patreon.com/renderrides
I'm also working on a really in-depth guide to Marvelous Designer, so make sure you're subscribed if you don't want to miss it :)
That T-Pose trick is something I never would have thought to do, but is so incredibly helpful! Thanks for this tutorial.
You're welcome! Glad I was able to help! ❤️
This is the most thorough and easy to understand pipeline between the two software I’ve seen! Thank you so much for this, finally motivated to start using this workflow!
Damn that was some high quality shit right there. Had heard a lot about md, didn't know it was this good with cloth simulation.
I was really surprised when I first used it, super handy stuff!
hey when are uploading the interior video? XD.
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OH MAN... IN 2 MINUTES YOU EXPLAINED SOMETHING ITS HOURS I'M SEARCHING FOR. THAAAANKS
hey just a tip, you don't have to swap between object mode and pose mode so often. You can hover your mouse over a rig and press "Alt+Q" to select the skeleton/object you want to work with while staying in pose mode. Also works in edit mode, sculpting and basically everything else.
Hey can you help me
I have given my clothes Ā texture but when I am putting it in blender it’s all going
Great tip! Thank you 😊
@@ombhosle2566 sorry I don't understand your question, and I'm not the best person to ask for blender advice, I just dabble in blender here and there
thx a bunch
Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the super thanks!
Thanks a lot I started to learn marvelous designer 2 days ago now this tutorial means a lot to me .
That's awesome! Good luck, hope my video helps :D
Such a great tutorial man, thank you!!! I wish I watched this before starting my md design, I learned so many good tips that would’ve helped me speed up my workflow and reduce frustrations 😂 thank you for the awesome content
Glad I could help!
Finally find the vedeo I need, been searching for the video explaining things like this for hours. Thank you.
as u can see in the 7:24 the back part of the dress is w a black collor, this is bcouse u dnt flip the normals, when u copy and paste, and put in the back part u should press the RGT button and click "flip normals" than u can do the sewing.
8:33
Best workflow explaining tutorial ever
awesome tutorial - fast, full of details and easy to understand. THANK YOU!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Very simply explained brother. Loved it, looking forward for more 🤩
thankyou so much been trying for hours to make the clothes move with the animation. perfectly explained
Whoaaa! #hero! I've been looking for exactly this tutorial. Thank you so much!!!
Glad I could help!
i will call this a powerful video, made by a experienced user
So much information on this 10 minutes video, thanks!!!
amazing tutorial, everything is clear and well explained
By having great tips and saving a lot fo headaches, this tutorial is one of the BEST ! GREETINGS
You have no idea how much this helped ❤️
Thank you finally with that simple check box i understood how to export in quad mesh
WOW! This is wild, thanks for sharing
You got yourself a loyal subscriber 💜
i love your tutorials they are so good
Thanks a lot ❤
Damn this took like 10 mins to create in marvelous designer, but would have taken at least 30 mins in blender to get this quality
Yeah, Marvelous Designer is OP.
Thanks for this amazing tutorial
Wow this is amazing bro!
Thank youu!
love it, its gonna save my time to make cloth simulation, thank you
Glad it helped! :D
Incredible explanation and video
thanks very much clean and straight to the point
This is awesome!
Muchas, muchas gracias. ¡¡Saludos desde Bogotá Colombia!!.
You got my like only for the intro. Great video
Haha thanks! :D
very good tutorial, would recommend
SO with the alembic export, how to I keep all the graphics and textures with it as well to import into blender?
now that's some quality stuff.
Thankss ❤️
Love this 🦋
Thank youu :3
The Best tutorial
SUPER LIKE, thanks you saved me!
great work..keep it up!!
Thank you, I'll try! :D
man great Teacher i love it
Thank you. Stick around for a complete 3 hour long crash course for Marvelous Designer 🙌
That really helped a lot….. thanks❤
I read through your comments and I see that you said you can texture the clothes in substance painter after you export them from MD. Is this accurate? I followed this and got perfect results however there was no textures on anything now. Even my character model. So I should just take the ABC file into substance painter and redo all of the materials in there? If you can do that in substance painter why does blender not allow this? Is there some way to make it where you can export from marvelous designer back to blender and texture inside of blender?
hey, having the same issue , have you found a workaround texturing your model and clothes yet? ive been trying to solve this forvever.
@@chrisbonnie5464 bro im currently having the same problem, did you manage to solve it somehow???
Is anyone experiencing this problem?
I'm trying to simulate a small animation in MD with the basic garmet provided wih it (pants)
When I run the simulation, the cloth starts tearing and jitering once other parts of the mesh comes in contact with the cloth
(Ex- my character is doing a twist dance, so when that happen both the thigh are close enough to make contact, also the hand also kinda clips through the leg area, so when that happen the cloths start tearing, is there a solution, what am I doing wrong
Excellent tutorial, thanks so much!
Thanks for the amazing tutorial 10/10 (:
Awesome tutorial! Thankyou :-)
Where is the animation tab located?((( I can't find it in version 12
Wonderful, excellent content 👍🏼 thanks.
Thank you SO MUCH for this tutorial, life saver.
How do you bring along with the texture material to Marvelous?
Congratulations ! I leave my like to help too!
Thank you very much! :D
Is there a way to make parts of a mesh cloth in MD? Like in Blender i would apply cloth physics to one part of a mesh. Basically I have a character with clothes and just want to have a wind animation
thank you very much, just what I needed!!!
Glad it was helpful! :D
i have an issue, when i import my avatar, the rotation on 2d view is on side view not front view as yours show, any tip to help?
bro you are amazing good joob very helpfull !!!!
I have time stretching of 200 in blender so when i export the cloth to blender its not working properly. please tell me what to do ?
This is amazing
Thanks, glad you like it!
those maximo characters rigged are broken and still have a lot to work with this is good for beginner to learn
awesome man..
really helpfull
Perfect video
How do you export the final result in FBX to use in e.g. Unity? Right now, the resulting FBX has the character moving (according to the animation) but the clothes are stationary.
OMG, IDK how to thank you 😭😭😭😭 feeling like u saved my life 😘😘😘 thanks alooooot man, it took me 2 day to figure it out how ot do it 🥲
At 4:00 you can see your scale is at 0.010 like I have with mine. When I apply that scale and rotation, my animation starts flipping out. Any ideas why? It works ok if I only apply rotation.
Only rotation
simple and clean
abc crashes my blender when I try to export the animation. I'm using a rigify rig so no idea if that's the issue.
is it possible to simulate already existed cloth mesh ? not creating new from the scratch
1:31
how he moved that object without problem there ? When i am moving it deforming (i am selecting all of it)
Make sure the rig is selected for it to not deform.
brooo thank you very much .
As always thank you
You're welcome! :3
My saviour
Even if I try to export with keying the rotation from blender, when I import to Marvelous Designer the avatar is always rotated of 90°. What could I do to fix?
You have to apply the rotation before exporting. Otherwise, I think there's also an option to specify the rotation offset in MD while importing, can't remember exactly.
beautiful .. thank you
how do i get my avatars material?
Hey now that I have the cloths equipped to my character in blender, how do I add the colors/ Textures back to them?
7:45 WOW😶
Great work but the normals are flipped in the back garment ana it will cause some artefact and collision issues you can get over decreasing the particle distance by flipping the normal
Wait I thought I addressed that in the video. Probably forgot about it, my bad!
@@RenderRides you did that
Wonderful content
better fbx importer addon can fix all the problem with fbx file to marvelous btw ty for the video it was amazing !
I'm not seeing the outline of the model in the 2D window. Once it's been uploaded into Marvelous Designer. I can see her in the 3D window though. And the animation is correct.
Incomplete Instructions:
Alembic file: Does not export Materials and/or Material Slots.
FBX file: Does not export Animation.
OBJ file: Does not export Seams, requiring manual adjustment of Textures.
very helpfull! I just have struggle to copy the pose and paste it on the other charakter, can you help me?
the keyframe wont come to point 1 if I paste, but the charakter does the T pose..
Thanks For tutorial
good tutorial very helpful thank you so much but how can i make retopology for clothes animation because it is highpoly take a lot of time
Thanks! You can increase the Particle Distance under Simulation Properties (8:00) to get a lower poly mesh. Then you can use the Remesh checkbox as discussed in the video to clean it up. Just a quick and effective method to get a comparatively lower poly mesh :)
thanks , but i dont get the clothes textures when i export back to blender
Thanks. Great tutorial. I have an issue after importing the Alembic OGAWA file to Blender. When I play the (jump) animation, the character kind of jumps out of his clothes, and then the clothes follow. Both character and clothes move according to the same animation but there is a lag.
Did you find a fix, on another video I've found that playing with the frame offset in the mesh sequence modifier helps
can you make video for making cloth to matahumen in marvelous deseigner and exporting the alembic to ue
Sir how is it possible to make the alembic cycle or loop, i record 40 frame animation in Marvelous Designer, so i can loop it in blender, but i dont have keyframes ? whats up on this section. hope you can cover this. ciao
really helpful🦾
For once, the software is actually really useful
Would it be a similar process if I simply want to rig a clothed character? Would I have to animate the character starting from a T-pose into the pose I desire, export that animated character to Marvelous, drape the character while in T-Pose, and export back to Blender? Thanks for the great conent!
Yeah, that'd work the best. Having the T-Pose to work with while designing the clothes makes it much easier to avoid any glitches and get the intended results :D
Thats what I wanted
Glad I was able to help :D
i want to animate human who is riding bike. I want his cloth affect by wind, how do i do it ?
I have a problem. When I export the model with the animation in .abc, blender closes
I have a question...when I export to blender as abc(ogawa)I lose my colors..is there a way to get them back
bro that's amazing tutorial but i have one question how to texture the cloth it doesn't work the uv texture
Thank you! I went over the UV unwrapping part in the video in brief
whenever I import my Alembic file, it comes in super tiny no matter what scale I choose. I'm using a Genesis Male 8 exported at "cm Daz" scale. Any ideas about what i might be doing wrong?
importing at "m" scale seemd to work!
How to burn my pc in 10 minutes, thanks man
when I try to create a rectangle, it spawns very far away from the avatar and when I try to move it to the avatar and press simulate, the rectangle shape goes all over the place and glitching out