Cloth Inflation In Maya And Arnold Renderer - Tutorial

[@stevenoclock]

this tutorial was so helpful! I love that you explain every decision.

[@ismailhamzaoui4832]

you'r tutos are always cool thanks

[@samminoblow9297]

Simply Amazing!

[@mariahcarter5280]

Thank you so much! Your tutorials are amazing!

[@unmeshpatil3271]

You are so creative thankyou

[@reimaginefx]

🙂

[@jyc1883]

Amazing tutorial!

[@i20010]

Thank you, nice tutorial!

[@weyzhen]

so helpful

[@duanjintong100]

Hi, thanks so much for the tutorial, just a question, how do you smoothen the collider?

[@reimaginefx]

Hit 3 on your keyboard.

[@aliiraq9655]

Thank you ..

[@mightyhandsanimation]

Can this technique be combined with Mash?

[@RocketRender]

Thanks so much for your tutorials, I'm new to Maya and improving a lot with your lesson. Please don't stop doing this and let me know if there is a method to support it or a subscription. May I ask you if you can take a lesson on flows like a wind tunnel for cars? thanks!

[@salazar665]

can this method used for balloons floating around simulation.? if yes giveme something how to do it

[@reimaginefx]

Just add some spheres into the scene and create ncloth of them. Once done you can simply select beachball or airbag preset to create expanding floating balloon look, you just need pressure and wind to simulate balloons that's it.

[@salazar665]

@@reimaginefx Thankyou.. i'll try that