Cloth, fabrics, towels, bedding, rugs and stuff like that.
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Freaky good Pete! Mate I'd not miss putting some tidy arranged towels etc in the sets. Not all may want to go for that messy look!
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Ill do some folded towels and clothes in a seperate pack.
Here are some curtains
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This is marvellous designer right ?
Marvelous Designer - The ultimate digital cloth creation tool
The industry standard for realistic 3D cloth modeling and simulation. Unleash creativity with our Academy Award-winning 3D clothing design software!
Marvelous Designer | Official Site (www.marvelousdesigner.com)
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@chedda said:
This is marvellous designer right ?
Marvelous Designer - The ultimate digital cloth creation tool
The industry standard for realistic 3D cloth modeling and simulation. Unleash creativity with our Academy Award-winning 3D clothing design software!
Marvelous Designer | Official Site (www.marvelousdesigner.com)
Yeah WOW! That's a very cool and fun looking app! But man their licensing sucks if you intend to sell stuff. If this is what Pete has been using I can then see why he said the costs of the 3rd party app is expensive!
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@chedda said:
This is marvellous designer right ?
Marvelous Designer - The ultimate digital cloth creation tool
The industry standard for realistic 3D cloth modeling and simulation. Unleash creativity with our Academy Award-winning 3D clothing design software!
Marvelous Designer | Official Site (www.marvelousdesigner.com)
Was thinking the same. However could be done easily in 3ds Max using the basic cloth and garment modifiers. Takes time to create a collection like this though, so well worth the money to liven up a scene.
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Looking at issue 51 of 3D Artist it seems that you can do some cloth draping in Blender as well (there's a good Marvelous Designer tutorial in the same issue).
I'll have to see if I can set aside some time to go through the tutorials this weekend.
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some tests....
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Blender?
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Yes
Hit me up you know where
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Here's another old test....
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Nice
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quickie test using cheetah
http://www.cheetah3d.comi couldn't figure out how to keep the texture in place prior to collision.. or how to stop the fabric from jiggling afterwards.. or how to draw a chair... but..
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The actual result is a bit unnatural but highly impressive.
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@rich o brien said:
The actual result is a bit unnatural but highly impressive.
yeah, it's too rubbery looking.
also just realized I uploaded the wrong gif.. the other one is longer and shows that it doesn't stop moving. tapatalking now so..dunno, I'd probably have to fiddle with it for a few hours to figure it out better
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@unknownuser said:
.. or how to draw a chair...
Well... It's difficult and it also depends on the choice of chair you want to make...
Let me talk you through this...
1.) Open SU
2.) Select the "Rectangle" tool
(if you prefer round shaped legs, you simply select the "Circle" tool instead...)
3.) Now.......
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Thought at first, Solo made it all in pure sketchup,I was dumbfounded til I read further.
But really, hats off to Solo for that perfect UV job.Cloth modifiers in 3ds max and similar tools in blender does it so well and even animate it perfectly. That is letting the computer do the artistry and spare yourself from such tedious repetitive work (speed depends on ram though).
I wonder if its ever possible to make a plugin like this directly in sketchup in the current or in the future releases...
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Hey congrats Pete for getting some stuff loaded in the shop! I hope the reward for the BIG effort now comes your way!
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