Detailed cloth?

[caskal]

Hey magicians, I saw a cool animation and I was wondering how to achieve this effect, is this made with cloth + constrains?, love the detailed look on the rugosity, any tip will be great!

Thanks!

[caskal]

Quick test, time to play with parameters, any tip will be great tho!

[yglemarec]

Hello Caskal,

maybe you can watch this : 

( same pink color  )

or you can look at this thread : there are somme hip to make wrinkles. (related to "softbody week 6" video)

 

 

[yglemarec]

here is a quick test + hip :

1 - ray sop

2- cloth solver with NO collision + NO gravity

3- blend sop + smooth sop 

wrrinkles-00.hiplc

Edited December 4, 2017 by yglemarec

[caskal]

Thanks a lot guys! I saw those softbodies tests @yglemarec but didnt know that there was a thread with hips, lots to analize and learn! thanks for the file too, checking now

Here's a test I did yesterday, i was having issues to upres, will check that softbodie week 6 

P.S: On the cloth constraint at DOPs there's a "points to constrain" where I can specify point numbers, what should I do if I have an attribute transfer that stores points, how can I put that value there? instead of manual numbers 

Cheers!

[yglemarec]

- You can create a point group sop and replace your manual numbers in the dop by taping your group name.

- an other method to constraint your points is to define a @pintoanimation attribute =1 in a wrangle sop ( and @pintoanimation=0 for the non constraint points)

- and the last method to have more flexible control, is to write this in a wrangle sop for instance :  @targetstrength= @Cd.r * 1000000;

  in the cloth object/deformation/target strength, write the value "1" because this number will be multiplied by the @targetstrentgh value.

(note : i use @Cd.r from an attribe transfert) 

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Edited December 4, 2017 by yglemarec

[caskal]

6 hours ago, yglemarec said:

- You can create a point group sop and replace your manual numbers in the dop by taping your group name.

- an other method to constraint your points is to define a @pintoanimation attribute =1 in a wrangle sop ( and @pintoanimation=0 for the non constraint points)

- and the last method to have more flexible control, is to write this in a wrangle sop for instance :  @targetstrength= @Cd.r * 1000000;

  in the cloth object/deformation/target strength, write the value "1" because this number will be multiplied by the @targetstrentgh value.

(note : i use @Cd.r from an attribe transfert) 

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Thanks a lot for your help @yglemarec really appreciate it! I just saw the group method in your soft bodies files, as well as some attribute transfer stuff, really helpful

Got lots to play, thanks again!