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| Posted by ndorigatti at Jul 13, 2018, 11:55:11 AM |
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Re: Cloth, towels and Blanket Cool! I really shall have to learn more about Blender. So far I have used Poser Pro to handle cloth, like in this thread, but from watching the video, it seems Blender is easier to understand, since it has just some five parameters to tweak, whereas Poser has like a million, and every try is a Hail Mary. Wow, the renderings at those link are amazing!!! from my perspective it is quite easy to understand (except you have to guess the name of the functions!), but it also have a lot of parameters with which you can play! The last picture of the blanket on the sofa, I've played for about one hour and got a lot of different renderings (not saved) that emulated different materials, with a couple of params changed I moved to cotton - silk -rigid/plastic blanket to having a sort of "jellyfish" blanket that slides everywhere! What I next want to learn in blender is how to draw things (I used Sketchup until now but that's not the best on) and how to map textures correctly (I saw in a video a sort of guided-visual mapping). I highly suggest to also look at some video on youtube that shows "pinning" of cloths, that allow to render jacket, towels and other clothes in a very realistic way!!! |
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