MAAAN the way you present it, the way you put all the footages, the way you talk, the thing you taught, everything deserves more than a sub or like! Love your vid man!
this is one tutorial is one of the best, quick, simple, without any unnecessary info, like how delete default cube :D, and easy to understand. please give us more.
Thank you so much! I love the concept of saving people time as long tutorials aren't for everyone, I've always preferred the quicker more direct ones. Definitely more tutorials like this on the way! :)
If anyone else is having problems with the vertices not following the plain axes after some more fiddling with the movement of them, you can press the reset button on the hook midifier in edit mode, that fixed it for me. Amazing tutorial, very nicely edited, clear instructions and everything, thanks a bunch!
Thank you!! I needed it for an animation I was making but couldn't find any tutorials on it so I worked it out and thought I'd share, glad it helped! :)
For Stage 5 about catching the cloth, Select both empty and Cloth, the go to Edit mode, Select the vertex, and press ctrl P to parent Empty to vertex, then as the simulation goes the empty will follow that vertex so you don't need to animate the Empty. Hope this Helps, I just tried it out and it works
Thank you so much for your comment! I've tried it and it seems potentially like a really cool option to use. I haven't tested it enough to see how well it works with other animations and pins but it's certainly something I'll look into!
An above average youtube tutorial! Thank you! Have you considered animating the deceleration curve while catching? Like animate the hook to match the speed of the cloth, catch it with the moving hook, and then slow down to get a more natural look.
Glad you enjoyed the tutorial! And thank you for the suggestion! I think that could work quite well, I believe I was creating this for animations where the cloth needs to stop more suddenly like someone catching it, but if a smoother motion is needed then decelerating the empty absolutely I think could work! :)
Video is awesome! Just one request, just before clicking onto any menu item or any such UI item that disappears after clicking, just hover over it for a sec so we see whats being clicked. I had to rewind the part several time where you add the first 'plain axes'.
Holy shit you are a life saver ! I thought there was no tutorial like this one and I was ready to spend a few more hours trying to do that sim in Houdini, but here you saved me a shit tone of time ! Thank you so much
Thank you for the suggestion! I've mainly done weight painted clothes instead of simulated ones so far, but if I start working on it with sims I'll be sure to share. Thanks for watching the video! :)
Thank you so much! I've always preferred quicker tutorials that I can pause and rewind wherever needed instead of longer tutorials that I need to skip through, so I decided to make them that way :)
Clean tutorial definitely deserves a sub and thumbs up. I could kiss you for helping me figure out an easy solution to my crappy cape/cloak simulation. Thankfully looks way more like I wanted. I just needed to pin the cloak in another area, will definitely play with the empties and hook animation later since yours looks so cool!
Thank you so much! :) I haven't tried it for making a knot, if the knot is already tied it may be easier to sculpt the knot as a mesh then attach the simulated cloth to it. I'm not sure how possible making a simulated knot would be as it would be a much more complex collision
Great tutorial sir! Keep it up! But I have one question. Can you tell me plz, how I can bake all cloth simulations to keyframes, to do slow motion effect. Thanks.
Thank you for your comment! :) I used empties as they are just a single point for simplicity, and it can just be parented to bones, and even jump from one armature to another in the same animation
MAAAN the way you present it, the way you put all the footages, the way you talk, the thing you taught, everything deserves more than a sub or like! Love your vid man!
Thank you! Your comment really means a lot I'm really glad you like the video! :) Plenty more on the way
this is one tutorial is one of the best, quick, simple, without any unnecessary info, like how delete default cube :D, and easy to understand. please give us more.
Thank you so much! I love the concept of saving people time as long tutorials aren't for everyone, I've always preferred the quicker more direct ones. Definitely more tutorials like this on the way! :)
This is the type of tutorial i like to see. Short, straight to the point, and really well thought on presentation and explanation.
Thank you very much! I'm really glad you like it :)
If anyone else is having problems with the vertices not following the plain axes after some more fiddling with the movement of them, you can press the reset button on the hook midifier in edit mode, that fixed it for me.
Amazing tutorial, very nicely edited, clear instructions and everything, thanks a bunch!
Man you save me hahaha
I love it when animators use animations to teach animating, good job dude
Thank you! Glad you like it :)
This is literal gem and only tutorial on this topic
Thank you!! I needed it for an animation I was making but couldn't find any tutorials on it so I worked it out and thought I'd share, glad it helped! :)
YES! Thank you. Just what I needed and can't believe it took so long to find it. This is worth a million 'cloth modifier basics' tutorials.
Thank you very much! Really glad it helps :)
Just fanastic, finally cloth sims are getting fun!
THIS tutorial IS INCREDIBLE
Thank you! :)
Genius. Thank you, I desperately needed a solution like this for a random client project I'm working on right now.
Really glad it helps! :)
For Stage 5 about catching the cloth, Select both empty and Cloth, the go to Edit mode, Select the vertex, and press ctrl P to parent Empty to vertex, then as the simulation goes the empty will follow that vertex so you don't need to animate the Empty. Hope this Helps, I just tried it out and it works
Thank you so much for your comment! I've tried it and it seems potentially like a really cool option to use. I haven't tested it enough to see how well it works with other animations and pins but it's certainly something I'll look into!
@@lewisanimation Please do test it and let me know because I haven't tested it much myself.
THE PRESENTATION IS SO GOOD AND SATISFYING
Thank you so much! :)
An above average youtube tutorial! Thank you! Have you considered animating the deceleration curve while catching? Like animate the hook to match the speed of the cloth, catch it with the moving hook, and then slow down to get a more natural look.
Glad you enjoyed the tutorial! And thank you for the suggestion! I think that could work quite well, I believe I was creating this for animations where the cloth needs to stop more suddenly like someone catching it, but if a smoother motion is needed then decelerating the empty absolutely I think could work! :)
You are a genius! This made life easier for many people! Greetings and congratulations
Really glad it helps! :)
Thanks for your delightful explanation, I've been looking for such tutorial all over the internet, thank you thank you thank you!!
Thanks for this Awesome Tutorial for free ❤
Now this is some quality stuff right here.
Thank you so much!
Tutorials should be like him. A perfect video! Love it.
Well Explained in parts, very easy to understand, very easy to follow. Great Tutorial.
Thank you! :) Really glad you like it!
One of the best tutorials out there to start simulating cloth in Blender, great work!!
Thank you so much! Really glad you think so :)
This is a great tutorial. great flow of editing and the voice.
Thank you so much! It really means a lot :) I wanted to condense as much info into a quick video to make it easier to watch. Glad you like it!
Lewis if you can please get back to me I have some for you
You used hook which is right for permanent grip
You need the proximity modifier to do it properly
As you can change the influence better
THIS has answered some serious questions for me...thankyou so much!
Really glad it helped! :)
THANK YOU SO MUCH!! this is literally the best and most useful blender cloth sim tutorial I've found!
Thank you very much! It really means a lot :)
Video is awesome! Just one request, just before clicking onto any menu item or any such UI item that disappears after clicking, just hover over it for a sec so we see whats being clicked. I had to rewind the part several time where you add the first 'plain axes'.
Thank you for your feedback! I will make sure to do that in my next tutorial :)
Geat explanation!! thank you for adding a new stack of knowledge into my mind.
Glad it was helpful! :)
What!? This is so good! Why is this channel not bigger
Thank you :)
this really need alot of training well done
underrated tutorial, should have 10x as many views
Thank you very much! Really appreciate the comment :)
Holy shit you are a life saver ! I thought there was no tutorial like this one and I was ready to spend a few more hours trying to do that sim in Houdini, but here you saved me a shit tone of time !
Thank you so much
Holy guacamole ... thanks for putting this together, you've got yourself a new follower!
Awesome! Thank you so much :)
This is exactly what I was looking for! Very well edited too. I love the intro.
Really happy it helped! Thank you so much for your comment :)
This is such a great and concise overview. Awesome stuff bro!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it :)
thanks so much, this is exactly what I needed
Glad it helped! :)
Hands down best cloth tutorial on youtube! Keep up the good work!
Wow. Great tutorial and to the point!
Thank you! :)
Perfect, perfect, perfect tutorial!
Thank you! :)
Very informative brother.. Love from India.. Dont stop sharing like these tutorial... ✊✊✊
Thank you so much! More on the way :)
You should make more tutorials similar to this. It's excellent 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you! Definitely more on the way! :)
This video has so many tips and is just beautifully made, I have subscribed now and saved this video to mu favourites
Thank you so much! I'm really glad you like it :)
Thanks a lot , You make it clear to me .❤
Very good explanation!
Thank you! :)
Love this! Have a cool idea for a project I’m working on and this gives me a good starting point to tackle it! Thank you!
That's amazing! Very good luck on your project :)
this is very valuable info please keep posting :D
thank you so much I will do! :)
Man such a well paced tutorial. Well done 👏
Thank you very much! :)
Thank you !
You're welcome! :)
Wonderfully explained 👍
Glad you liked it! :)
I would love to see you do a tute putting clothing on a character. Your totes are beautifully comprehensive. Thank you.
Thank you for the suggestion! I've mainly done weight painted clothes instead of simulated ones so far, but if I start working on it with sims I'll be sure to share. Thanks for watching the video! :)
Thanks for the detailed tutorial. 👍
You're very welcome! :)
Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot.
Thank you so much! Really glad it helped :)
You are the maaaaan, thanks!
So greatly appreciated. This is fantastic!
Glad it was helpful! :)
Profesional tutorial sir. Love it.
Thank you very much! More on the way! :)
it just amazing， thankx for sharing
Thank you so much! Really glad you like it :)
Simply magnificent!!
Nice tutorial bro! It helps a lot! Thank you very much!
No problem! Really glad it helps :)
simply amazing, keep it up bro
Thank you! :)
UA-cam gold. Thanks a lot Lewis!
No problem! Thank you so much for the comment! :)
I wish this was the first clothes simulation tutorial I watched
Glad you like it! :)
Great tutorial. Thank you 👏
No problem! Glad you enjoyed :)
Excellent! Thanks a lot!
Glad it was helpful! :)
Thnkssss, i was looking for it ❤
Great video, Please do more animation tutorials in Blender, you have good teaching skills, Thanks
Thank you so much! Am currently making my next tutorial alongside other projects so plenty more content on the way!
it's pity. so fast that it's bad to repeat or learn. It looks very beautiful!
Amazing tutorial! Thank you very much!!!
Thank you! :)
This man diserves more subs
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it :)
fantastic!! so helpful!!
Thank you so much! Really glad it helped :)
This is amazing! Thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed! :)
Excellent video!
Thank you very much! :)
Subscribed... and you race through the script... but in fairness thats what the pause button is for!
Thank you so much! I've always preferred quicker tutorials that I can pause and rewind wherever needed instead of longer tutorials that I need to skip through, so I decided to make them that way :)
awesome tutorial ever
Thank you! :)
Thank you so much!
No worries!
Brilliant and nicely done, cheers 🎉
Glad it helps! :)
Thanks a lot! 😯
No problem!
OMG!!!! thats a perfect tutorial video
Really useful! thanks!
Really glad it helped!
Can you make some tutorial for cloth character ?please. I like your way to explain
Quality tutorial
Subed
Thank you!! :)
vey interesting and well presented tutorial which not many tutorials tend to do! u deserve my sub! pls do more!
Thank you so much! More videos on the way! :)
@@lewisanimation oh if u dont mind, can u make cloth simulation tutorial when involving face moving characters?
how about complex shape like a t-shirt? Interested in simulation of this sort of thing
You, sir, just got a new subscriber (I'm your 200th, yay!). Thanks for the tutorial, looking forward to more of those!
Thank you so much! 200 YES!! :D Plenty more tutorials on the way!
PS. If someone are trying to do this tutorial and the cloth is not colliding properly, set up the uv sphere with a collision modifer :)
u are a life saver
excellent tutorial..
thanku
awesome!
Thank you!
bro this is f*cking gass keep up the good work!! 🔥
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it :)
Clean tutorial definitely deserves a sub and thumbs up. I could kiss you for helping me figure out an easy solution to my crappy cape/cloak simulation. Thankfully looks way more like I wanted. I just needed to pin the cloak in another area, will definitely play with the empties and hook animation later since yours looks so cool!
Thank you so much! I'm really glad it worked well for you! :)
great tutorial!! Thanks a lot!
This can be done with bones as well
This is a very good video
Thank you so much! :)
Awesome channel
Thank you so much! :)
Thanks for this amazing tutorial.
Can this be use to make a cloth knot too ?
Thank you so much! :) I haven't tried it for making a knot, if the knot is already tied it may be easier to sculpt the knot as a mesh then attach the simulated cloth to it. I'm not sure how possible making a simulated knot would be as it would be a much more complex collision
Great tutorial sir! Keep it up! But I have one question. Can you tell me plz, how I can bake all cloth simulations to keyframes, to do slow motion effect. Thanks.
Thanks ❤
No problem!
@@lewisanimation love from India 💌
Thanks!
Thank you so much!!! I really appreciate it :) Glad you enjoyed!
I love it.
Thank you! :)
Excellent workflow, is there a particular reason for using Empties instead of Bones?
Thank you for your comment! :) I used empties as they are just a single point for simplicity, and it can just be parented to bones, and even jump from one armature to another in the same animation
DUUUUUUDE WHAT I Love you
insta-subbed :) amazing tutorial!
Welcome to the channel!
thank you
No problem! :)
Brilliant!
Thank you! :)
Thanks