Blender Tutorial: Satisfying Weaving Machine Animation

[@thejimpanman3013]

love this it really helps you made learning blender much better for me thank you and keep up the good work

[@clausbohm9807]

Great stuff ... love the from zero to hero tutorials. Starting with a blank canvas not an already made object that one has to download.

[@claudeoud9140]

Great application !

[@salazar665]

Thank you

[@graphguy]

ok this is great! gives me idea for a sail on a sailing ship. I suggest you add a funding tool other than just Patreon. I would be more than happy with supporting you but NOT with Patreon.

[@MAKESH658]

Thank you so much for sharing

[@targetzero100]

Do you offer a series of tutorials for absolute beginners?

[@PotatoImaginator]

i want to make this >~

[@ДенисДюранд]

Прекрасно

[@Cobaya]

Nice

[@Shamusladdy]

PIXXO, great tutorial. Love it. Learned a lot from you and really appreciate it. Great instruction methodology. I do have an issue where I have no idea what is happening. I decided to do more passes of the weaver to go down through all the horizontal brackets. After it goes through the number of brackets you showed in the tutorial at three passes, the next passes of the weaver doesn't impact the cloth. Weaver goes right through the cloth. In addition, the cloth starts to distort a bit for the final three passes. Initial animation works great. Can you share any ideas how to make cloth respond to all passes and to cut down on cloth distortion that happens in last three passes?

[@Shamusladdy]

I just checked cache setting for cloth and saw I had not reset total frames count to same size as the increased animation. Adjusting that allowed the weaver to impact the cloth on the last 3 passes. However the distortion of the cloth is still there and worse at the end of animation. Anyway to correct that, e.g. increasing weight of cloth (if so how do you do it) or other suggestions greatly appreciated.

[@elo859]

hi, can I insert a fragment from your video into mine

[@entertainmentjerk6483]

which keycast do u use?