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How to Quickly Sew Clothing in Blender 2.8
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In this video, I tried to achieve some Marvelous Designer-like results in Blender, with no additional Addons. Tutorial for B3D garment addons coming later :-)
CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
00:54 - Modeling base
03:15 - Sewing Lines
05:51 - Sewing the Garment
08:24 - Basic Cloth Setup
10:53 - Low Poly Cloth Setup
13:39 - Sewing the Waist Area
15:45 - High Poly Cloth Setup
17:29 - Conclusion
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#blender #cloth #sewing
More sewing tutorials Please!
This was a breath of fresh air in the Blender sewing world. I really appreciate the time you took to make this much needed
tutorial of making an actual outfit.
Can you do something more complicated?
My only issue was even the final was a little rough.
I would like to also see a more fited tutorial.
One thing worth noting is that, rather than relying on a little space padding for the fall, you can also go into the Field Weights tab at the bottom of cloth settings and set gravity to zero until you're ready to use it.
CHAPTERS
00:54 - Modeling base
03:15 - Sewing Lines
05:51 - Sewing the Garment
08:24 - Basic Cloth Setup
10:53 - Low Poly Cloth Setup
13:39 - Sewing the Waist Area
15:45 - High Poly Cloth Setup
17:29 - Conclusion
You have the same timestamps in description - how come youtube chapters do not show on timeline? Is that some special function that has to be enabled?
Anyway - kudos on great tutorial, thanks!
@@wayslow Normally it happens automatically but this time it didn't. Weird... Glad you like the vid though!
Thanks for spending the time too research this. Was struggling about the decision. Can't argue with the results of MD as a long time blender champion
Add Weld modifier after Cloth if you want to seams to disappear. Blender cloth tends to break with fast movement, unless you tinker with sim quality increasing simulation time.
Awesome tip, I'll try it out! Thank you!
Thanks for this great tip!!
You can use shape keys to have the sleeves roll themselves up and get the belt pinching feel
A game changer for me. Thank you.
ps In Australia we say 'Sowing' for 'sewing'
I have saved about half a dozen really important video tutorials over the years - and this is one of them. Well done.
Use property weights to shrink at the middle
Thanks for this very informative video Martin. Btw. love your substance course 👍
Crazily useful, Martin. You've saved me a lot of time and unnecessary bother.
Thank you very much for the honest and knowledgeable comparison
@7:48 sneaky bastard :) You added the sewing vertex group without telling us :D
Thanks for bringing it to blender!
Finally a good explanation of this tool ! Thanks !
Garment Tool plugin: gumroad.com/l/GarmentTool
Very good tutorial
You are a man of the people 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🤝🏾
Much appreciated, nice clear workflow. Thank you!
Thank you soo much love you❤️❤️🙏🙏
Oh my gosh! This video is so helpful! I was trying to figure out how I can make good looking clothing but I was kinda stack. But watching this video , it solved all the problems I had. Thank you so much!
So great to hear, thank you!
Thank you for the tutorial Martin! Great job going over some these sewing workflows in Blender. Really insightful!
My pleasure William!
MD using GPU to simulate, only this thing makes MD miles ahead blender :)
PS editmode subdivision > subdivision modifier(on) because the last would do it for every frame so for much fastering cloth sim process its better to not have subdivision modifier :)
Whenever I try to simulate, the vertices simply refuse to connect. Regardless of the settings, shape of the mesh, or whichever tutorial I base it off of. Is there anything that can be done about that?
Did u find out the answer?
@@Itztlacoliuhqu1 I was able to find a tutorial that has some extra details which helped me, you'll need to fill in the areas where they connect but it simulated much better ua-cam.com/video/RPeTpDsssLw/v-deo.html
sewing strenght?
Thank you bro. very helpful
Really useful stuff, thank you !!!!
Glad to hear that!
Marcelous would male my life so easy.... but the price... the price....
Thanks for this tutorial!
Thank you for sharing your knowledges)
My pleasure :)
Thanks Martin .
If your mesh disappears as soon as you add a cloth modifier, go to frame zero.
this was so good! thank you!
Great video! A few more versions of Blender and it might just become on par with what MD can do. Really hope it happens. :D
is already here :D you can start playing with the new improved cloth brush in 2.83.4 or check out the great new cloth physics and dynamics of the incoming blender 2.9, at the same time they improved other stuff that can help, now you have mutires that helps to go up and down according to your need in subdivisions for sculpting and come back, they improving the making and the texturing as well, now is like you have zbrush subtract painter marvelous design and Maya in just one place, I am having a lot of fun with it just with the 2.83.4 and can't wait neither imaging how cool will be work with the 2.9 :D
NOTE: blender can do properly all the softwares I mentioned do, you just need to know how to do it, is mindblowing, because is crashing the market being free open source, I already installed Maya because I stop using it, and Zbrush is at the edge I uninstall it as well, I am not using any more adobe animate because blender grease pencil gets the job done perfectly as well and don't fee any need to pay the MD subscription any more :D
@@edoart9951 I haven't tried out the newer versions yet. But Currently, I am using Blender 2.82 and I agree, Blender is really good!
Thanks for the video, you are awesome!
you had me at free
thank you So much , So kind of you :)
Have you tried Garment Tool addon for Blender?
Yes :) It automates a few things, makes some stuff more convenient, but I wanted to make a tutorial woth just free tools :)
you should try the modelling cloth add on, is better than cloth simulation, please make a video
Will do :)
Modelling cloth is paid or Totally frees (without
restriction for commercial use)?
I'm sure someone else has mentioned this but the Sewing group isn't necessary. Blender's cloth sim will assume any single edge is a sewing line when you turn sewing on!
Haha, yeah, a remnant from something I must have learnt in the past :) my bad and thanks for the note!
@@MartinKlekner thanks for the video! I've never done anything more complex than pillows so it was great to see blender be capable of this! Gets me excited for new projects!
The pain of a low poly modeller is that you have to do everything manually, everyone else has these blender short cuts or other high power tools
Sorry, I have issues making the cloth adherent to the body, what parameter should I check? Btw brilliant tutorial
Dono why but with my cloth it just curls up into a ball and ignores the mesh (yes collsion is on)
Make sure that your base object and cloth mesh are very big in world scale. I always ran into a problem where my cloth would ball up. Cloth sim is complicated and needs lots of space, so just scale them both up and make sure you apply scale. I dunno if this will fix it, but I hope it does.
gonna stick with MD but supper cool video anyway!
No problem, I did this tutorial as an alternative to all those who asked for a different solution :-) Thanks for stopping by!
i tried it this way before i found your Mixamo-Blender-MD workflow and i got absolutely mad. it might work ok for a simple tunic but as soon as you want it to look like actual clothes and kind of elegant it. just. wont. work.
Haha, yeah, similar experience here. But Blender is getting better at it, so let's hope, in time :)
@Ey Malla yepp, I agree. Maybe try the addon Modelling Cloth by Rich Colburn. Afaik that comes with its own sim engine. You can even drag around the simed cloth like in MD. The results are quite nice with a bit practice. Still no substitute for MD but better than what you get with vanilla Blender.
If you want to try it before you pay, it is available on Github. Rich even posts that link on the selling pages.
@Absolutely Dreadful good point!
Guys you are going in wrong direction, when you work in clothing in Blender you don't only use seems, you use constrains, is what gives you the wrinkles you are looking for, you need to know what you are doing with your dynamics as well, try to learn constrains, that will totally change your perspective about blender clothing, in this tutorial I got surprised because he is just figuring up, he really doesn't know what he is doing in blender, go and check CG cookies or other real blender modelers, unfortunately I don't have the time and English isn't my mother language then I cant really make video tutorials for you guys :(, but believe me blender can do pro clothing, and even kick the ass of MD, you can set in blender high detail parameter for simulation and rendering, believe me is more powerful, but you need to learn how to use it, the major part of videos I found in youtube about blender are for amateurs and comes from enthusiastic people, not pro modelers, but is a reason why ubisoft Nvidia AMD and more brands are backing up Blender now, and is because is righ now the more powerful 3d software in the market
@@blancostudio3d Can you tell me more about constraints? or point me in the right direction? I've been working on clothing for 2 weeks now and all I encounter are problems.
very helpfull ty
An issue I've been having is that once I sew and get the garment to drape how I want... I cant figure out how to... keep it that way. It turns into a crumbled ball with anything else I do next and I dont know what I'm doing wrong.
Do you add a solidify modifier to the cloth after simulating?
Yes, you definitely can to add a little thickness :)
Absolutely brilliant tutorial. I laughed out loud at your comment about the psychiatric patient ;)
Haha awesome :)
Hi there!c xdo you know why the scale of a model effects the way the cloth sim works - i have a huge probelms with the cloth modifier - and i can only seem to get unpredictable corrections depending on how i scale the models - its very frustrating.. as no matter what p[parameters you apply - if the scale i not correct the sim wont work correctly
Is it possible to export this to unreal engine (including cloth phsyics)?
@Martin klenker please help me to choose one graphics card for 3d modeling and game making in Unreal Engine
ive followed this step by step.... using 2.83...it doesnt work for me?
Great tutorial again 👌🏾
can you animate the model with marvelous designer clothings ?
Would this work if you are making clothes for the Signature male avatar associated with Second Life?
Can this be used for concept art or just animations?
Well, it gives you a simulated cloth all the same, so for concept art too, Id say.
@@MartinKlekner Thank you! I'll give it a try :) Really good tutorial, thank you for putting it out..
Is it possible to make clothing like suits or leather vests or jeans using this?
Using this workflow you can definitely make a base for them and then finish them up using modeling and brushes. The only thing is of there's more layers of cloth colliding I found it kinda problematic in Blender, but this should work better in future versions :)
how do we select edges 🥴
I did exactly the same as you and it's the 5th tutorial I follow but it don't work for me and I don't know why ! It just make a ball with my clothe. The collision of the mesh or set like you and the clothe simulation too. I also have performance issues with blender with my computer with I5 9600k + rtx 2060
This is probably way too late but it may be the scale you are working with. Cloth Sim works best when you have pretty large objects, like multiple metres instead of the real size. The weird "curling up" is often the result of small scale simulation.
@@krysidian Ok thanks for you answer
Good results! That step of adding the edges to a vgroup is completely unnecessary BTW
Daniel Salazar thank you! Haha , yeah, a remnant from the past, when it was needed, if I remember correctly :)
@@MartinKlekner I was wondering why my thing isn't working. It doesn't work adding the vgroup to the pin point; it stays the same. However, if you take the vgroup out of the pin then it gets all comodulated. I wonder if someone has an up to date version.
You know you can just select the faces and press e key to extrude right?
Sure :) just wanted to point out there is this extrude menu available, I find it quite useful :)
Anyone have issues with gaps in sewing? I cannot seem to get this to work, even on low poly, without ending up with noticeable gaps between the sewing lines.
I've this same problem. ever find a solution?
hi I love your work super helpful, Can I ask you Marvelous Designer question?. I have been trying to animate it following your last tutorial. when I try to import alembic file into marvelous. my custoized avatar gets really small!, and if I try to scale it 10000times, it kind of works, but I think this mass up the mesh and create all kind of problem, it shrinks my mesh. Do you know any solution?
Try playing around with size units meters, centi, mili etc.
@@CGIadviser Agreed, that will be it, try using the same size as when imported, meters probably :)
@@MartinKlekner thank you you are the man!!
@@CGIadviser thank you great help!!!
hey mannu don't use subdivision if u've already divided it so much it only when u don't have much division u use subdivision.just tell no offense.and thank you I was searching for this video
blender needs immediate free plugin for clothing
I have an opening in the waist.
Why no subdivision modifier and you don't need to apply mirror just make it first
Nevermind
The scale is not applied. It's 0.522
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there is a free addon that yuo can move here and there the cloth like in MD :)
I was referred to it, yes, I will check it!
Hello, please help me to understand ....i am confused which graphics card to buy for making games in Unreal Engine.....i don't have much money to buy an expensive graphics card.. please help me choose one of those three graphics card for 3d game making
GTX 1660. 6 GB
RX 5500 XT 8 GB
RX 590. 8GB
I can't decide which one to buy...
Please help me
Hello, unfortunately I am not an expert in this field at all :-( Try Unreal forum, they will help!
LoL check out blender 2.91 surpasses marvelous, cloth collision brush, automatic constraints, hi res surface, bye bye MD, now MD is a dinosaur;3
Sewage xD
*I love u :)
:))
20 minutes is quickly?!?!?
Pleaseeeeee
You can still buy the perpetual license. It's 490 dollars.
Ah, right, do it while you can! I went a bit ahead of time with this video, so that it has not outdated info, because in near future, this will not be possible anymore. An email from Marvelous landed in my inbox a while ago, saying: "Marvelous Designer will stop selling perpetual licenses of all types of products from version 10, in order to provide the best support and software version management. Starting the release of version 10, a new purchase will be available only by subscription. With the subscription license, you will have full access to the latest version during the license period."
completly broken shrifels up....
make a realistic viking character
Sorry, not really my area of expertise :-)
Excuse me but I see that Blender 2.82 DOES HAVE shrinking function.
Hello, if you mean Internal Springs and Pressure, yes they are available, but these are best for things like balloons and pillows, but by the life of me, I wasn't able to make them work properly for a closed-up garment. If you find a way let me know please :)
@@MartinKlekner There is a separate shrinking feature that lets you shrink a specific vertex group (you can find it under the Property Weights section right below the collision.) It basically works the same as the shrinking factor under the Shape section, but only affects the assigned vertex group. As for whether it'll work well for more elastic band-esque things, I've got no clue since I haven't played with it at all. Might be worth looking into though.
Also just an FYI but there's no need to assign the sewing edges into a vertex group. I'm pretty sure blender automatically uses any faceless edges as sewing lines and doesn't reference vertex groups at all when doing it.
Great tutorial, I definitely learned a few things as someone who doesn't plan on getting MD
@@lunarazure9969 Nice, I'll explore it some more, thanks for the tip!
Marvelous is now monthly paid?, well, I'm never using it again.
Pronounce Sewing .......... Sowing ........ a long O
Great Tut ! Cheers & Thanks
MR H
Haha, I stand corrected :-) Thanks a lot! :)
hehe there is no weight painting, or vertex groups or pinning occuring in this video which makes it a poor representation of Blenders capabilities :D
Sewage 🤣🤣🤣
I'm getting quite annoyed with all the comparisons to MD, while everyone just creates some simple ugly clothes in Blender. Can't even sew different fabrics together as far as I know.
Lots of suing in this vid - hope he’s got a good lawyer...
I’m sure your pronunciation in his native language is perfect.
@@funnydog8886 lawyered.
My clothes keep falling off. . .
ViceN53X Have you activated collisions on the character mesh, and pinned the cloth to place?
@@MartinKlekner Uh. . . which part was that again? Is it on the video?
ViceN53X 5:57 for collisions, that should be enough for your clothes not to fall
if i like then no. of likes becomes 66...............u guessed it..................................................
yo my shat looks dumb asf
lol, sewage
Why would you PAY for Marv Designer when Blender is better and FREE?????? That don't make good sense!
Now, it makes sense to pay for it because it has much more options when it comes to garment creation and usually much better and faster results. If you make a living by doing such stuff, it makes sense to have a software that can make it fast. Otherwise, yeah, Blender can give you good results too :)
Maybe if you actually learned Blender basics firsts you could make this comparison.
Doesn't work at all lol.
20 min in blender = 1 min in marvelous designer...what ?
Sure, no doubt that's true but you're comparing one $500 tool that does one thing to a free tool that does 500 things. Like saying, " My Bose stereo sounds so much better than my computer, who would ever use a computer?"
blender still ugly and scary why this software just die forever? why they try to keep it alive all the time LOL