3Ds Max Tutorial 17 - Cloth Modifier, Creating a Curtain 2

More on the Cloth Modifier.
Using a Plane to create a Curtain. (Cloth Modifier)
Using a Box to hold Curtain. (Assign to Node)
Adding modifiers to multiple objects.
Using Local Simulation.
Shell Modifier.
Turbosmooth Modifier.

[@karlasaliba4118]

keep it up! you are the first person who EVERY command worked in this video :D and I had no trouble at all. my curtain ACTUALLY worked. thank you so much

[@designburns9032]

Thank you so much for the kind words.

[@bobdavid343]

Keep up with the tutorials bro, this helped me with college work. Thanks again!

[@designburns9032]

Much appreciated Bob, thanks for your kind words. Glad to be of some help.

[@lizavetakorobets1569]

great and very useful tutorial, keep up with them !!! So I have a question, I was looking for this information wherever possible, please, tell me, how can I make the curtain curved for the arched window? Thank you!!!!

[@gurr23]

Love the tutorial and trying to follow it but after I enter local simulation I am unable to select the top box. Have you encountered an issue like this where you can not select your node object while in local simulation? I have grouped them and linked them by node but cant select the box to move it once local simulation is on?

[@princemjprasanth8954]

Nice amazing bro.. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@designburns9032]

You are very welcome Prince, glad to help.

[@abduljabbardumrai7904]

Great Tutorial. You just did a great job.

[@designburns9032]

Thank you very much Abdul, much appreciated.

[@manojsoni5133]

how we can add an image to this? please make a separate video on how we can add custom image to bed cover, cushion cover, quilts, table covers, or any fabric related objects..please make a video on this topic.

[@designburns9032]

Hey, thanks for the comment. Pretty easy it's just a matter of adding a bitmap to a material, then use that material on your object. Check out this tutorial, 2mins long, kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGSVq4uCmZtolbc

[@JimmeeAnimAll]

Hi. thanks for the tutorial , but is it just me , when I press simulate local, I cant detach curtain to play with top object :(

[@designburns9032]

You're very welcome. Check if you have the collision object set up the same way. Take note of the direction that the cylinder is facing this might help.

[@FinalFinale]

You can keyframe the simulation and make it into a windy animation, right?

[@designburns9032]

Absolutely, did you figure this out??

[@LeConcierge13]

Anyone knows why I can't pick the box after clicking the "Node" button ?

[@HikikomoriDev]

Way too amazing!

[@designburns9032]

Hahaha, love it, thanks!

[@NawrasTube]

it was helpful, thank you

[@designburns9032]

You are very welcome, glad to help.

[@midhinsparo8522]

Its clear and relay useful

[@designburns9032]

Thank you

[@johaniskansil6490]

Thank you this is so cool man XD

[@designburns9032]

You are very welcome.

[@gonzaloq8704]

Nice Vid Blokie!

[@designburns9032]

Much appreciated!

[@mohammadyaqubtotakhil4227]

Nice work sir..

[@designburns9032]

Thanks very much Yaqub Khan

[@gautamsharma1784]

Thanks sir 😇😊

[@designburns9032]

You are very welcome

[@fragginews8540]

thnks

[@designburns9032]

No prob

[@Younhaloveholic]

good

[@designburns9032]

Thanks

[@Younhaloveholic]

@@designburns9032 Your video was very helpful

[@designburns9032]

@@Younhaloveholic That's great to hear Tassadar, I'm glad it helped you out. The cloth modifier is so much fun, isn't it? Great results in a short space of time. When some materials and lighting are added it really pops.

[@jiin0414]

Nice Thank you

[@designburns9032]

Thank you

[@insomcyber]

thank you good sir

[@designburns9032]

You are very welcome.

[@StaryzHelios]

u dont show what key to assign object n node!!!!

[@StaryzHelios]

thumb down :((((

[@misseerie4699]

@@StaryzHelios I got the same problem, I found the answer in an other video: you need to clic on the node button then on the selection of your vertis kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqTJepqanNaLd6s

[@designburns9032]

@@misseerie4699 Good job