Marvelous Designer 9.5: Cover and Protectors - Mattress Cover
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- This tutorial uses Marvelous Designer Version 9.5 and may have different interface and tools than you have in your version. Marvelous Designer Cover and Protectors - Mattress Cover
In this course, we will make a Mattress Cover.
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Version used: Marvelous Designer 9.5
System Requirements:
Recommended Specs for Windows
* CPU: Intel Processor Corei7 3.0Ghz or higher
* RAM: 16GB or higher
* GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 745 and above (NOTE: GPU simulation currently only works with NVIDIA Graphics cards)
Recommended Specs for Mac
* CPU: 4-core Intel Core i5 or 6-core Intel Core i7
* RAM : 16GB
* Display: 2560x1440 @60Hz
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Great to see nicely produced new tutorials, keep them coming!
Hey, whenever i'm importing fbx i can't seem to hide the single meshes. I can select them individually and i can also deactivate them one by one. But as soon as i hide one they all dissapear.
Great tutorial but the problem is the top is too flat. I'm not sure how to wrinkle that whilst maintaining the elastic edges.
Why is everything always in perspective? Where is a standard orthographic view setting that all 3D apps have?
Even if i reduce my partical distance the blanket keeps clipping through. What can I do?
same here!
Try reducing the time step in simulation properties to something like 0.01, that sometimes helps with clipping issues
Nice tutorial! How would one go about tucking in that bedsheet if the bed frame has side panels?