Pillow and blanket

[hvanessen]

Can anybody tell me or show me a tutorial on how i must make a pillow and a blanket for an bed.

Is there a plugin or something else, purhaps with the sandbox tools

[d12dozr]

Here's something to get you started - a table cloth tutorial by Solo: http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=9342&hilit=table+cloth
Not exactly what you wanted, but some ideas...say have you searched the 3D warehouse and the components forum here?

[MartinRinehart]

@unknownuser said:

Can anybody tell me or show me a tutorial on how i must make a pillow and a blanket for an bed.

Short answer: unless you are selling linens, a box-shaped mattress Bucketed with a cloth and edges softened/smoothed (Ctrl+Eraser).

More details:

http://www.martinrinehart.com/models/tutorial/tutorial_08.html#pillows

[Alan Fraser]

You can see from any of these that neither need be modelled in full, unkempt detail to look effective.
You can, indeed use the Sandbox tools. Bloat a mesh out with the Smoove tool...just half the pillow. Then duplicate it vertically and stick the two halves together. you may need to do a little manual stitching if the edges have raised from the planar; either that, or pull them back down flat again before duplicating. There are other Ruby scripts you can use...like Soapskin Bubble...but Smoove will do the job.

The blanket can just be a box with rounded edges.

[EarthMover]

Here is a method that I worked out using the Drape Cpoints and triangulate plugin. http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=21379&st=0&sk=t&sd=a&hilit=drape+cpoints I think the results are pretty good. The good part about this method is that the blanket is separate from the bed, so it could be interchanged or pulled back.

---

---

[Alan Fraser]

Very cool, Adam.