I think it will always need to be a mesh, you can't apply a material to just a curve, even with hair curve or hair particles, blender is converting them to a mesh under the hood, but in this cas you might want them to be thin strips rather than closed meshes, so for the profile curve in the curve to mesh you can put a simple curve line. Alternatively you can try doing those operation with the hair nodes from the Blender Essentials that come by default in latest releases so you can have all the controls of the Blender geometry nodes hair, although I have not tested that so not sure it will work right out of the box!

​@@alexandre.albisser Thanks for your detailed answer!

Just switch out the image texture used in the material in the shading tab. But of course if on your new image the cards are placed or spaced differently then this wont work and you will have to redo the operation again to map the uv offsets with the array modifiers.

For version 2 of the asset pack my generator is almost ready, including local cloth simulation just around the zipper for nice déformation and much more!

Thanks for your feedback, glad you like those!

You can try [mesh to volume] -> [distribute points in volume]

A series of tutorials for the whole asset pack will be available in the next few days!

Hi, unfortunately At the moment I am unable to take on any new clients or projects for the forseable future

This tutorial was made using Blender 3.6 LTS.

Indeed, as mentioned on the asset pack pages, video tutorials will be coming in early January!

@@alexandre.albisser Thank you. Sorry I might have missed the info at first. But I do find clear steps and fixed workflow would be nice to understand the bigger picture, before understanding custom features. Have you tried using this nodes to make a complete clothing set (shirt and pants maybe)?

The process might be similar to that of lasercut objects kzbin.info/www/bejne/al7WoJ1_hruCedE

Awesome, thank you!

Hi thanks so much for buying the tool, as of now it is still in pre release but everything will be complete and fully documented with videos and so on before the end of the year!

Thank you! Cheers!

Just a time dependant driver, type "#frame*0.01" for example

Thank you so much!

Thanks! The main target is anyone who wants detailed garments while keeping the simulation really simple. You could just make a really simple garment in Clo or Marvelous with little to no details, and simulate it without having to deal with too much self collision and so on (especially useful if you simulate in Blender) and add all details after the fact! There is also a full side of it which implements texture feature to reduce the need to texture manually or in Substance for the edges.

Even solidify modifier is just doubling the image with a space between .

If you put solidify modifier on a plane which has some transparent parts, then the sides will just be transparent, hence your double image with space in between. The solidify only thickens the existing geometry so you must cut your plane to the exact shape of the box first for the modifier to create side thickness where you cut it, and make sure to remove the alpha in the shader in this case.

I have a few of them planned, stay tuned!