My Cloth Sewing Secrets (everything I can teach) - Blender
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- In this Tutorial we will be going on how I do my settings and workflow for Cloth Sewing in Blender. Sewing is something I do for every single Blender Character I create, I hope what I've learned can be helpful.
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Everything i needed. I saw at least a dozen of videos for this technique, and you are the only one who explain the whole thing (how to delete properly the sewings, the final touchs etc). Thanks
Thank you so much for such a kind comment! So glad to hear it could help!
this made one of the most stressful part of character design so much more managable thank you sincerely
Comments like this make my day! So Glad to here it could make such a frustrating struggle just a little easier :)
AWESOME VIDEO. i love that you put everything into simple steps for us so we know when we can pause AND you showed the end result and how to fix certain things. subscribed!
You had me at "Subscribed" :) thanks so much for your kind words and for taking the time to leave a comment! AWESOME COMMENT.
Aw I really wanted to see you fixing the bits that the cloth modifier left wonky. It's always satisfying to see the whole process that leads to the ending results
I will definitely take this into account for future videos. The reason why I typically don't show the "Fine Tuning" phase is because it can be somewhat time consuming, and may take up a larger portion of the video than I would like. Still love the feedback and maybe I can figure out a way to incorporate this more often :)
i would have liked to see that too! Any suggestion for the general direction of what finishing those parts would involve, would be very appreciated. for example another cloth back, or messing with the mesh vertices in object mode, etc, idk. Thanks for a GREAT video! @@hobbyhunt6347
this is the BEST cloth tutorial video I ever seen so far. I really appreciate it.
And I really appreciate such a kind comment, thank you.
dude, thank you so much for this. I never comment on videos. I spent hours trying to fix the weird open seams on my cloth sim, and couldn't figure it out (who knew the fix was so simple?). I searched and searched online to try to see if anyone had the solution to this, but no luck. they kept saying mess with the sewing force and stuff. a few weeks later and I run into your video and it is making me open up that .blend file again with hope. i really appreciate this, you are truly a life saver.
No problem man, pretty awesome to hear I helped someone get over a Blender stumbling block :) Thanks for the comment!
Just came across your video as I'm learning blender, found it a tad hard to learn how to make clothes for a model since it's already rigged with bones. I'm going to try this method however seeing as you made this whole process feel relaxing and doable
I feel absolutely terrible this comment fell through the cracks!!! Thank you for such a kind comment! 🙏 When it comes to simulation I have found that rigging before hand is typically the best policy, but as a new blender user feel free to experiment and find what works best for you 😁! Hope all is going well with your blender journey!
Thanks for providing a complete end-to-end explanation including the final touch.
No problem :) and thank YOU for taking the time to leave a comment
thank you this makes clothes design so much less stressful in blender. first sewing & cloth video I've seen that shows how to fix seam breaks & clipping after applying a sim or that another sim can be done on the same obj
happy to hear it could help! So nice to hear my video isn't one of the frustrating ones!!
You're that good that i Knew that was Starfire, you're a beast!!
So glad to hear! Especially since I did my own interpretation :) Thank you so much for your kind comment!
Many people post tutorial videos on RUclips
But it is not perfect or they cannot teach well
But you are a good and great teacher
I've gotten many comments on my videos, but this one is in a class of it's own :') thanks for making my day
Really great tips here. Double baking and F3>fill have saved my sanity!
So glad it could help!
I like having some of these setting, much less frustration for sure.
Great to hear :)
Dynamite! Extremely titillating tutorial
I am so pleased you can appreciate my art :) check out my latest pole in the community tab if you would like to vote on the next character I feature!
Thank you!! this video was suuper helpful!!
And thank YOU for taking the time to comment :)
Love that star fire
Thanks 😊
Thank you for your video!
Can you tell how to do realistic seams, and will it works well with simulation?
So sorry for my late response! 🙏 So I guess it depends what you mean by realistic seams? If you mean stitching along the seams while simulating I'm sure that it's somehow possible however I have never looked into this myself unfortunately 😕. However if you mean just cleaning up the seams, then perhaps I can help or make a video on this in the future? Again I apologize for the late response!
Thanks so much for sharing!
You are EXTREMELY welcome 😁. Thanks so much for commenting!
frustration you say...but what kind of frustration😉
Nice tutorial
Happy to hear it may have been useful! 😁
So nice tutorial
Glad it could be helpful!!!
One thing that i always asked myself was if is normal to have infinitly thin edges at the end or do you add some thikness?
I almost always add a solidifier modifier, and in most cases a subdivision surface modifier as well :)
Great job! :)
Well that's ironic, I literally just finished checking out your Barbie video! 😊 Thank you for your kind comment
@@hobbyhunt6347 I always love to connect with fellow 3D artists. :)
Very helpful
Glad to hear it :)
Eventually I would like to try animating. How did you get the Mixamo Tab? I have tried downloading the Mixamo converter, but Blender refuses to acknowledge it so I can enable it.
So long as you "unzipped" the compressed file, it's difficult to say exactly what the issue is :( I would also perhaps recommend making sure youre running the latest version of blender to see if it's just a bug with the version you're currently using.
Maybe also watch someones tutorial for installing the app, such as going preferences and finding your file after you've "unzipped" it and enabling the add-on.
Sorry I could be more helpful:(
@hobbyhunt6347 the problem is I have tried leaving it zipped and unzipping it. Blender is free so I always check for updates. Lol. Technology is great as long as it works.
Thank you so much for sharing, I have learnt alot from this tutorial, so thank you for freely sharing your knwoledge and time. I wanted to ask however, what if I am not animating my charecter, do I just set it to frame one and only bake one frame, or will this not work? Thanks again
Great question, so you will most likely need to bake more than one frame, I recommend atleast 20 to let your simulation settle as much as possible, and if your not animating it just depends on your preference. If I understanding right, you should be able to just render whichever single image frame you want to that you think your simulation looks best on.
Again though, I may not fully understand, so if I didn't answer your question, please let me know.
Thank you!
No problem :)
Hey I followed every step perfectly but I am not receiving the same outcome you are getting. Sometimes the Shirt I made doesn't collide with the body and that's after I've set collision on the body mesh. I also haven't gotten it to lay or Shrink to the body fully. The shirt mainly just flings around everywhere and then fly's off somewhere lol.
The video is very informative and helpful I just think I'm doing something wrong or forgetting something.
Figured it out
I'm glad you figured out whatever the problem was! Just so I do my due diligence, Incase this issue arises again here are some thing it could be....
1. Possibly you need to increase your character size, 15 meters is around what I typically do. For whatever reason unless your working with large characters Blenders cloth system won't work correctly.
2. For your characters collision settings, make sure the inner and outer collision distance is turned down completely, as well as the collision in the cloth sim settings.
Just figured I should respond. Glad you solved your issue :)
I don’t know if this has been asked yet, but do you have a video on making the hard surface pieces?
If I am understanding correctly, then no 😕 unfortunately I haven't had a chance to post a detailed video for that specific topic, but it will for sure be coming in the future 👍
@@hobbyhunt6347 yea the metal pieces, awesome I can’t wait
thank you so much
Your so very welcome :)
For some reason. I follow the tutorial but nothing moves?
Hmmm.... That's a weird one....
The only thing that comes to mind is possibly the frame "start" and frame "end" points for the simulation may be in strange locations that may possibly make the animation appear as though it is completely still.
However that is a long shot if I am honest, and without the ability to actually see your settings and such, it's a tough one for me to help with.
My apologies for such an unhelpful response.
I really like this tutorial, and it helped me a lot. I just have one problem that i can't figure it out. For some reasons i dont have command Extrude along normals. Is there any solution, because i dont have it when i press F3 and search it, neither if i press ALT+E or just E, also i dont have it anywhere as icon, any solutions
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So when in edit mode you should see on menu on the left side of your screen, this menu contains an extrude icon that you can find simply by hovering over each of the icons and reading until you find it. If you don't see this menu, you may be able to hit "T" on your keyboard to get it to appear.
Once you select the type of Extrusion you'd like using the icon on the left in edit mode, you should be able to either just hit "E" on your keyboard (after selecting all the faces on the object you are extruding by hitting "A" while in edit mode), and extrude the faces out. Or use your mouse after selecting all faces and click and drag the "+" icon that should be hovering near the object you are about to extrude (make sure the extrude icon is selected on the left of you can't see the "+")
Yeah.... Pretty sure this probs just made it more confusing.... Hope this helps. My apologies for how long this response was 😬
Thank you very much! I figured it out now!
@@ayzy6599 No problem, glad to hear it!
12:29 brilliant)
So glad it could help! Thanks for the comment!
where can i find the outfit?
Unfortunately I have yet to post any outfits or characters made on this channel 🫤 but thank you for bringing this to my attention!
The scale of objects should be taken into account when working with cloth or other physics sims. If your plane is 2x2 meters and still that small compared to your character, then your scaling is way off. I'd recommend working with more appropriate sizes, particularly when working with physics sims. 1x gravity should be enough for cloth, but not for a character that's 20 meters tall.
In my experience and having done A LOT of simulations in Blender, this is simply the method that I have found to give the best results for me, however it is definitely not the only option there is :) For specific height requirements, it will almost always give you better results to have a larger model for cloth simulation and simply shrink that model and simulation down after you have saved the bake.
Thank you so much for commenting so I could explain this in more detail! :)
interesting!@@hobbyhunt6347
Nice video :)
How do you add the character rig to the cloth, so i can pose my character with the cloth ?
This should do the trick :)
ruclips.net/video/jCjaCSpd2GM/видео.htmlsi=B4plpTToaubPIjjA
And thanks for commenting :)
Starfirs has 4 nips?
Awesome, great video, very skilled, but what's with the face?
Judging from that question, it sounds like maybe you don't think I'm THAT skilled haha! 😂
Thank you for taking the time to comment 👍
@@hobbyhunt6347 no, you definitely have the skill to make it, the body, the cloths, everything looks amazing, I just don't get why you chose that shape for the face, what was the inspiration and why
Lol 😁
is that sculpting?
I don't believe I technically use sculpting in this video, most of it is done in edit mode. However if you are referring to the character, it is a mix between sculpting and a base mesh program called "make human" 😁
@@hobbyhunt6347 that's what I want to know thanks you very much..
@@celsladroma8048 Absolutely no problem :) This is one of my VERY first videos so I don't love the quality, however it should give you the basic idea of how I did the character mesh if you skip around in the video 😁
ruclips.net/video/6odb4p-Rz5k/видео.htmlsi=RvNKg81YfXWq3v9f
6:43 I can't get my extrusion to be solid
Have you by any chance tried again with a brand new plane? Sometimes I've found that I've accidentally extruded at a different time while making my mesh and then when I try and extrude late it won't work properly. When this happens the easiest fix is deleting the original plane and starting a new.
It may also help if you are in "face select mode" instead of edge or vertices in the upper left corner when in edit mode. Then when in face select mode hit "a" to select everything, and try extruding again.
I know these solutions aren't the most simple to convey over text, but I hope it helps. Sorry I'm not able to be more clear :(
@hobbyhunt6347 it's partially the fault of a different interface. I'm using 3.6. I had to look around to find the tools you're using. I'll keep trying. I have recently tried learning Marvelous Designer, but I would rather just skip the middleman and use Blender instead.
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Sir your teaching is amazing but the only thing that is not good, is the music that you added While Talking In BG. It removes the focus...
noted, and thank you for your honesty, feedback never hurts :)
Very nice explanation ❤
Thanks for the compliment and the comment! 😁
Thanks!
Just glad if it was useful! Thanks for your comment!