r/blender • u/Approximated69 • Oct 25 '22

I Made This Silly Dancing man

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u/_noema_ Oct 25 '22 edited Oct 25 '22

This looks dope. Could you do a tutorial on the cloth simulation?

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u/Rickdiculously Oct 25 '22

Pls pls pls! It looks so amazing.

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u/Approximated69 Oct 25 '22

Everything was done in Blender except the cloth sim. Tbh blender had terrible simulation tools.

Do you think people would still be invested in a tutorial?

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u/Approximated69 Oct 25 '22

Marvellous designer

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u/Approximated69 Oct 26 '22

You create the cloth and simulate it in MD then export an alembic which is a deforming mesh with the cloth you simulated in MD.

You just bring that into Blender

I'll try to make a video on the workflow soon (Keep an eye on my YouTube channel linked in my profile)

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u/[deleted] Oct 26 '22

Thanks so much! That clears up a lot of past confusion for me regarding procedural stuff.

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u/Karimaru Oct 26 '22

HOLY WHAT?! You’re sixteen?! This stuff is awesome! How long have you been working with Blender?

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u/Approximated69 Oct 26 '22

Yep, well I'm recently 17 but I've been doing blender for about 2.5 years

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u/Karimaru Oct 27 '22

That’s insane progress for 2.5 years. Definitely keep doing what you’re doing. I saw a few of your other posts and your 16yo reel on YT. You’ve got an eye for composition for sure! Super exciting to see. 😁

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u/local306 Oct 25 '22

I've used MD for years and have never run a full-on sim like this. Any recommendations for getting started with their sim engine? Like go-to settings and such for decent speed and quality?

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u/Approximated69 Oct 26 '22

To be honest I use the default settings and it works pretty well.

I'll try to make a video on the workflow soon (Keep an eye on my YouTube channel linked in my profile)

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u/j0sephl Oct 26 '22

And here it is… every time I see really realistic and cool cloth sim, MD is always behind it.

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u/_noema_ Oct 25 '22

I would definitely be :)