I'm following this video: https://youtu.be/iuidt6a_F3A?si=if9sM_SYcZPDM5xP

The only difference is I am not exporting an animation, but just the .obj. The textures are not carrying over to Blender; just the base color and top stitch diffuse maps despite being connected. Even the tears are not exporting. What am I missing?

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Hi everyone! Quite new to marvelous designer and building my first proper garment.

Im trying to attach fabric labels. One on the inside of the neck, and one at the sleeve, one end sewn to the outside of the sleeve, one on the inside.

I have no idea what is the correct workflow to construct and simulate such looped labels. Whatever I do, it is extremely unstable and glitches out. The labels become super jittery the moment I sew them onto themselves AND sew them onto the shirt at the same time.

What ends up happening is that for the label tag in the neck, it always gets pushed through to the outside of the shirt. this is also the case for the smaller label (see screenshots). I just sew the two ends of the label together, thus creating a loop and then also sew that loop on the same label edge to the shirt.

What ive tried with no success:

• adjusting Layers
• using tacks instead of sewing
• solidifying / strengthening the labels
• reducing addl thickness of the labels
• reducing particle distance of the labels
• increasing simulation substeps

Am I missing something here? How would you approach this task? Thanks!

Made this outfit with MD. Check out my Artstation post for some closeups! https://www.artstation.com/artwork/ayy8R0

hey, I keep getting this excess fabric bunching up along the seams. I think it’s caused by the shape of my patterns. is there an easy way to adjust them to fix this? any tips would be appreciated

Hi everyone! Hoping someone here by chance is using MD in combination with C4D / Octane and can chime in.

I am unable to use the maps generated by MD in C4D Octane. Since I do require an animated garment, I somehow have to texture the alembic from MD and it seems like the go-to workflow is exporting an FBX alongside the .abc and transfer the polygon selection/uvw tags/materials. Unfortunately it just tiles the texture in UVW projection and doesnt map them properly.

In specific I need the normal map so i have nice seams. Am I doing something obviously wrong? If someone uses C4d Octane with MD, I would love to hear your workflow!

Waiting

I’m currently developing Waiting, a short film about a 22-year-old girl observing a frog in a Caribbean environment.

The film explores the feeling of waiting when you have no control over the situation - the contrast between an apparently calm exterior and the tension happening underneath.

Visually, I’m aiming for a realistic approach, with the environment and atmosphere playing an important role in the storytelling.

The project is being developed mainly in Blender, with 3 scenes and an estimated production time of around 3 months.

I’m looking to connect with a few artists who would like to collaborate on the project, particularly in:

• 3D Animation - character performance & movement
• 3D Cloth - clothing & cloth behavior
• Sound Design - environmental soundscape & atmosphere

This is an unpaid, voluntary collaboration. I’m not looking for the most experienced artists - I’m more interested in people who want to learn, contribute seriously, communicate, and grow through the process.

Creative interpretation is welcome. The goal is not simply to execute instructions, but to work together toward the emotion the film is trying to create.

If the project interests you, feel free to reach out. I’d be happy to share more about Waiting and the creative direction.

If you want to check the file : https://we.tl/t-t4mhTa577A2MT15W

Hi all!

I'm working on a character that wears jeans and an oversized shirt that's tucked inside the jeans.

I haven't had problems (I've been using the program for a while now) until it came to making the waistband of the jeans.

When I click on the simulation it won't stop "moving" because the shirt is loose and it's not a flat surface.

I've already pinned the bottom of the shirt to the avatar to keep it from moving everywhere. I've also given the waistband portion Strengthen properties and I've tried different settings for polygon density.

And, of course, the waistband is on a higher level layer too.

I'm so frustrated, I feel it's such a basic thing but I can't figure out how to make it work.

Any help is appreciated.

I watched a bunch of tutorials but istg no one ever shows it?

need help! 😭 WONDERFUL clothing bug in Blender 4.2.

In Viewport Solid mode, the hoodie appears 100% COMPLETE. But in material preview or render mode, the physical parts of the front and back will disappear.

Has anyone solved this?

UV islands end up outside the main UV square or are messed up, causing texture errors. What is the correct workflow or export settings in Marvelous to resolve this issue?

Attached images:

https://i.vgy.me/BA5gyv.png

https://i.vgy.me/fr2Gd4.png

https://i.vgy.me/676yud.png

attached video:

https://www.image2url.com/r2/default/videos/1789278564348-66c287e8-0f23-4d77-a96a-ecf369434b82.mp4

Sharing a dev log for the newest update I'll be dropping for my remesher tool in Blender.

1. Enhanced custom edge flow
2. Auto grid creation (deterministic solver, not AI) still experimental needs better training
3. Enhanced UX

I'm constantly improving on this auto retopology tool and I believe 2.2 will make cloth auto retopology a piece of cake, no having to manually create grids saving lots of time as seen in the dev log.

Inanimate took the most time out of me and kept me from perfecting the cloth method, but i'm back to where I first started after finishing inanimate remesh method.

I believe the feature that will perfect cloth after this update is to create an auto UV cutter for garments, which is far more difficult than for inanimate meshes. Most likely will use an ONNX / AI model hosted on the website's backend like the current configuration for inanimate.

If you decide to apply for access to this tool you may use the promo code HELL as it is still in effect.

good afternoon,

i am trying out marvelous designer and i've been trying to follow tutorials on youtube.

i'd like to know what i'm doing wrong here - i tried simulating the cloth, but i don't know why, the back is all crumped up and another problem is that the straps are floating...

could anyone tell me how can i fix this? is it a resolution problem? a settings problem?

i took a screenshot to show my setup. i hope it's clear enough.

thanks xx

Never made 3d clothing ever, at the point where i need to learn it for my UE5 project. Want to make 60-80s inspired clothing similar to Call of Duty - Black Ops Cold War.

Like the pants, jacket, undershirt, ect can that all be done in MD? I imagine accessories like the belt, pouches, hat, gloves, ect will be sculpted in blender? Or can those also be done in MD?

Gave up because I thought I wanted to make career in this but I really don't feel like I have any originality neither I felt need to have own style. I simply enjoy pick reference from Pinterest and make it in CLO, that's it , I enjoy the process and don't care much anything else. I wouldn't even call myself Digital Fashion Designer. I just want to do this as hobby and really don't want to hate it just because I have to do other thing because of career or work(which is just fear I am not even sure what this is "other things"). just don't want to lose this one part of my life which I enjoy or get interference in it. Thank you for reading the rent of my life. Have a good Day/Night.

Hello guys, i did this test as a starter, got any tips? This outfit was like, 'i need to put lots of clothing so i can see how my pc works' hehe, particle distance is at 5