Hello! It's a great plugin! But draping time is 20 minutes in my model:/ Is this normal for trial version? Or something else is wrong? Thank you for every help.
Both trial and licensed versions have same performance. Did you generate a high resolution grid? Or if not, did you use a very high-poly model as a collider? A way to fix it is to reduce cloth grid resolution and exclude unnecessary colliders from animation (by accessing the context of the collider and right-clicking on unused entitis and accessing ClothWorks > Sub-Collider > Exclude from Simulation). Another thing could be is that cloth thickness is too high. Try reducing it and see if it helps.
If I understand correctly, you want to export the simulated cloth into a third party software. If Daz3D has importers, like OBJ, you can export the simulated cloth as a normal SketchUp model, into OBJ format and then use Daz3D importer to import into Daz3D.
Currently it's possible to import cloth simulation into Daz via OBJ Sequence method. Does Cloth Works has the option to export the entire animation as a OBJ Sequence?
Yes, ClothWorks allows exporting recorded simulation into a sequence of OBJ files. I made a video for recording and exporting, but its outdated and so decided to keep it private until it's updated: ruclips.net/video/D4c9UtP73xI/видео.html
License ranges from $20 to $30, depending on a type of SketchUcation user. But before purchasing a license, ensure that simulation and collision detection work.
That must have been the most dreadfully dead anti music I've ever heard in my life. Do you have to make it so loud it will seem to be featured as something important to the video. It's background music, right? Fuck that was annoying!!! But the draping looks cooooool!!!
Finally waited! awesome!
Wonderfull!!!
Where I can find the add on, the plug in?
Here: sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=69485
thank you!
Hello! It's a great plugin! But draping time is 20 minutes in my model:/ Is this normal for trial version? Or something else is wrong? Thank you for every help.
Both trial and licensed versions have same performance. Did you generate a high resolution grid? Or if not, did you use a very high-poly model as a collider? A way to fix it is to reduce cloth grid resolution and exclude unnecessary colliders from animation (by accessing the context of the collider and right-clicking on unused entitis and accessing ClothWorks > Sub-Collider > Exclude from Simulation). Another thing could be is that cloth thickness is too high. Try reducing it and see if it helps.
hi great plugin!
where did you get those patterns in the material slot?
I think the new patters come with SU2018. I'm not sure though.
thank you Anton :)
We Marvelous Designer now bois.
How can we export it to other software like Daz3D?
If I understand correctly, you want to export the simulated cloth into a third party software. If Daz3D has importers, like OBJ, you can export the simulated cloth as a normal SketchUp model, into OBJ format and then use Daz3D importer to import into Daz3D.
Currently it's possible to import cloth simulation into Daz via OBJ Sequence method.
Does Cloth Works has the option to export the entire animation as a OBJ Sequence?
Yes, ClothWorks allows exporting recorded simulation into a sequence of OBJ files. I made a video for recording and exporting, but its outdated and so decided to keep it private until it's updated: ruclips.net/video/D4c9UtP73xI/видео.html
Great job! License cost?
License ranges from $20 to $30, depending on a type of SketchUcation user. But before purchasing a license, ensure that simulation and collision detection work.
That must have been the most dreadfully dead anti music I've ever heard in my life. Do you have to make it so loud it will seem to be featured as something important to the video. It's background music, right? Fuck that was annoying!!!
But the draping looks cooooool!!!