2014
Lynda
Joel Bradley
2:00
English

Learn how to create realistic garments and fabrics, from T-shirts to tablecloths, with Blender. Join author Joel Bradley as he shows how to simulate cloth, control its appearance, and make it interact realistically with other objects in your scene. First, he helps you prepare for cloth simulation by understanding the importance of physics and mesh subdivisions. Then Joel shows how to set up and work with the Cloth modifier—the core hub of the system—and Blender's cloth caching and baking features. Chapter 3 concentrates on the controls for the various cloth properties: Quality, Material, Damping, and more. Then learn how to control how your cloth interacts with other objects in your scene (including forces like wind) with collisions. Last, Joel covers special features introduced in Blender 2.7: force fields, wind absorption, and the new cloth sewing features.

Introduction
5m 41s
Welcome
2m 0s
What you should know
2m 48s
Exercise files
53s
1. Getting Ready to Use Cloth
17m 1s
Overview of cloth tools
4m 3s
Understanding physics for better cloth sims
6m 41s
The importance of mesh subdivision
6m 17s
2. Simulation Options
22m 30s
How to simulate cloth
5m 22s
Understanding cloth caches
6m 58s
Simulation baking
6m 27s
A word of warning about layers
3m 43s
3. Controlling Cloth Behavior
32m 40s
Using the cloth presets
5m 8s
Quality controls
6m 11s
Material controls
6m 32s
Damping controls
4m 53s
Vertex group creation
4m 37s
Animating vertex groups
5m 19s
4. Collisions
21m 50s
Setting up collision objects
3m 30s
Optimizing collision meshes
4m 28s
Working with collisions: Distance
5m 7s
Working with collisions: Friction
3m 43s
Collision and Self Collision Quality
5m 2s
5. Cloth Extras
18m 35s
Applying force fields
4m 26s
Using wind absorption
4m 37s
Setting up sewing springs
3m 55s
Sewing our cloth together
5m 37s
Conclusion
2m 4s
What's next?
2m 4s


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