How To Create & Rig Clothing: Blender 2.93 Tutorial

How To Create & Rig Clothing: Blender 2.93 Tutorial. This tutorial goes over how to quickly create clothing in blender. It also dives into using the Data Transfer function within blender to bind clothes to the character rig.
I also show off my new Character Clothing Library system.
How to bind clothing. Bind clothing to the armature. Blender 2.93
Please subscribe & comment!
Sorry for turning on the Screencast Keys late!

[@LoganGardner3D]

Starting a 2nd channel to post finished works of 3D & 2D 🪄 ❤

[@jamssandwich]

"Your vertex groups, give them to me." Enjoyable and informative video, thank you 😊

[@bobmeiners448]

As a beginner this helps a lot, and it’s exactly what I needed to know. Thanks 😊

[@rikmertens6353]

2:00 Box model shirt 4:40 Mirror modifier 6:00 Seams 8:02 Data Transfer for rigging

[@FruitZeus]

Thanks Rik!

[@FruitZeus]

Alt clock should still work! Try resetting your blender hot keys in the preferences menu if it doesn’t work

[@matheuse7378]

Thank you so much, I've been trying to rig a character with piercings and acessories for days and the Data Transfer method worked! Now my armature is working as it should!!!

[@FruitZeus]

Hey! Glad to hear it worked for you!!

[@dgreenspino]

Ohhh... this is so, so helpful. One click (preserve volume) was exactly what was needed. Thank you! Also, your presentation is so thorough and easy to follow. You are a gifted teacher.

[@whitemew]

Duude from all the tutorials I watched youre the only one who makes sense, thank you.

[@ChristopherHemsworthCreative]

Man oh man you rock. Every video you upload is exactly a thing that I have been wondering about!

[@FruitZeus]

Thanks Christopher!

[@ekspertpikarski3296]

I think this is the best tutorial, i seen. Congratulations!!!

[@Domestositos]

Lately, I've been animating various physical exercises and have been trying to periodically adjust for several months so that the character's shorts do not fall through the body. I watched dozens of different videos, scrolled through a bunch of sites, tried a variety of methods, even with the removal of part of the character's polygons under the clothes, but nothing worked. I was already desperate, but suddenly I came across your video, repeated all the steps and, oh my god, it worked. Man, would you know how grateful I am to you

[@TheConceptGuy]

"Preserve Volume". That's what I needed. Thanks !

[@jojogape]

Dude you saved my LIFE. I was fearing I would need some paid addon to do proper clothing, but the fix was so easy to do!! Thank you so much

[@CycleCommuter]

Thank you so much for this. It is rare to come across an instructional Blender video in which the person not only tells us what to do, but also explains WHY he is doing it that way. Lists of instructions don't always work for me because I may not be working from the same starting point.

[@binyaminbass]

the fast-forward sound effect! brought a smile to my face. thank you. (also, the educational quality is amazing. what you've been building over the past few months is really accumulating in a fantastic character design and animation course! very high quality stuff)

[@unnicotton]

Always interesting to listen to you. you always find usefu and intelligent methods. Thanks !!!

[@FruitZeus]

Ahh that means a lot! I appreciate the kind words!

[@Chill1332]

This is SUCH a good tutorial! I appriciate the simplicity so very much. Thank you for doing this for us noobs.

[@RyanMalmDesign]

This video helped me immensely with my current project, where I needed to add asymmetric clothing and props to an existing rig. Your data transfer trick is awesome and something I didn't know, and you even covered troubleshooting with geometry cutting through each other. Great video, thank you so much!

[@FruitZeus]

You’re very welcome!

[@TommyLikeTom]

That data transfer is a game changer, thank you. I love rigging,hopefully this will pay the rent

[@diyarts9378]

It worked! My character's shirt isn't clipping through anymore. Thanks so much for this!

[@ifyoudontknow4767]

i just upgraded to 2.93 from 2.79 and it 100% different so ty for the help learning this version

[@itayozari6252]

Thank you very much! Two tutorials I will be glad you considered doing: (1) Auto rig - simple workflow, and tricks you learned from your experience. (2) clothing and hair simulation Again, thank you!

[@FruitZeus]

Hey! You’re very welcome!! I’m definitely going to do a video on Auto Rig Pro. It’s proven to be essential to my workflow!

[@itayozari6252]

@@FruitZeus amazing! Thank you!!

[@Kiriluss]

@@FruitZeus i'M LOOKING FORWARD as well! Thank you bud!

[@Frank2_]

One of the best blender channels on KZbin! I picked up auto rig pro last weekend so I’m definitely looking forward to your videos on that when you get around to it.

[@gulnarakhmedova5242]

Thank you so much, I had problem with clothing and armatur tools, you help so much 👍👍👍

[@joechudleigh94]

exactly what I needed. youve just earned yourself a sub.

[@aronbijl4109]

Wow, you made m day. I watched a bunch of other tutorials on hpw to do this. I could not figure out and those methods didn't work! When I did yours, it immediately worked!

[@adammmtee]

YES. This was exactly what I needed. Other tutorials weren't working for me. Subscribed.

[@isabel5066]

you explained this very well! Thank you for this i understand the process alot better now

[@Ironwright]

there are like 80 good tips in this one demo. THANKS!

[@dustinnadler6916]

Great video! Adding a solidify modifier and just pumping it up by a small amount should help resolve clipping issues as well.

[@luckyducky7819]

Weird. I've seen three tutorials on how to build a collard shirt, and they were all like 30 min long. Here you did it in 7 minutes, so thanks for that!

[@vickibewicked]

Wish I would have saw this tutorial a week ago. Very helpful ^_^

[@jemskid7]

I SUPER APPRECIATE this. I've been following Dikko's content for modeling and rigging, but he doesn't cover how to rig the clothes or the teeth in the rigging tuts. So This video is perfect! Short, sweet, and to the point!

[@kev635]

This is the best tutorial I've seen on this subject and it really helped me out. Thank you for uploading it!

[@oscaroktavianus8185]

recomended tutorial.. thanks bro. i like this workflow to make clothes. now i can fix my problems

[@musicmakespeace]

DUDE.. YOU'RE AWESOME. srsly... only your video get what i wanted

[@_Lucary]

Awesome, this is just what I was looking for!

[@DoveyNicole1]

Thank you! excellent video. I didn't know about data transfer. genius.

[@gavinpikky]

As someone who is just now starting to get into creating models and armatures, this was a great video! Thank you so much!

[@stevecady4845]

Just the best. Thanks for this amazing tip!!!

[@universalspirit6579]

This is so helpful. Thank you so much for going into detail and explain what and why with everything. I hope you continue with blender tutorials!!!

[@MrTreizecinq]

Fonctionne parfaitement sous Blender 3.0.1 MERCI BEAUCOUP !!! C'est exactement le tuto que je recherchais. Simple, clair, précis. Toutes les informations et quelques autres points de détails pour comprendre la technique. Bravo et merci !!!!!!!

[@shivam7156]

Thankyou very much, this is way better than weight painting

[@MoonLB]

You explain things so clearly, thank you!

[@Shiretsuna]

God tier tutorial, thanks my dude

[@abebedure5604]

Wow Thanks so..............Much You get My Headache Perfectly

[@philippaeilhart7686]

man you deserve more subscribers

[@thevisionxgfx]

ty this is so much easier then the last guys method

[@janglaser6130]

Thank you very much. You helped me a lot and I learned a lot of useful workflows. In past, I was resolving the base mesh peeking through the clothing by defining a mask vertex group for the character mesh, and toggling it, and it was a pain.

[@Ivle711]

Totally what i needed recently. THANK YOU! 😆

[@FruitZeus]

So glad to help out! Yeah I was super stoked about this method. I’ll definitely be using it for a while going forward.

[@chazbganster]

Awesome Tutorial, bro!

[@quantastical]

Wow, thank you for this.... the mesh data transfer saved me so much headache! HERO!

[@cosmicoverlap]

Thank you for making this tutorial! Very helpful! Keep up the good work!

[@uk3dcom]

Such a useful tutorial, wish I'd seen it earlier. I knew about the data transfer but could never get the volume fit right. You have filled yet another gap in my knowledge.

[@juanblanco7449]

Awesome tutorial, thanks

[@handlefornate]

Holy hell this is a lifesaver thank you

[@slowdro]

Sir... all the struggle and the time that I'm gonna save with these tips... 🙇🏻

[@kenzietownsend6644]

After ALT + H around 3:28. The separate mesh doesn't automatically become a copy. CTRL-C in the outliner. Then, CTRL-V makes a new object to scale as a shirt. ALT-S I learned works only in Edit mode also. This was really good though.

[@semihaksoy8182]

This video is exactly what I’m looking for. Thank you so much for making this video. You have a new subscriber

[@lowkeysleepingrn]

oh my goodness thank you i bought some clothing from vrcassets but now i gotta rig it myself-

[@lucadesideri3205]

really thanks you!!!! this fixes all my job!

[@morrellii]

amazing thank you soo much, this was such a great help!!

[@ChickenSkit]

wow , this is exacly what i needet in one video , thanks dude !

[@Abxwl]

I love this vid, I was having the toughest time putting shoes on lmao

[@Z1FF]

Thank you so much! I been searching for this info for hours!

[@FruitZeus]

You’re welcome!

[@Yaroslav_A.]

This was AMAZINGLY helpful. Thank you!

[@gregger5136]

Great Video. Much appreciated. I'm working on body tracking with augmented reality and digital clothes and am excited to test your approach.

[@PupRubble]

I picture the vertex group transfer as the shirt vertices holding the model vertices at gunpoint

[@KoshNaranick]

your channel is fantastic.. thank you

[@victoruyo4906]

Thanks, I've been using automatic weights and cheating with sculpt everytime it clips and keep on using alot of duplicate characters for my animations. It was stressing me out. Thanks alot

[@kat74809]

I joined my character mesh with armature and set it to automatic weight. But my character's clothing, accessories(earring, glasses, rings, hair, hair tie), eyes, eyebrows, eyelashes, etc. none of them are following (they are their own object/layers separate from character mesh). Do I parent every one of these separate objects to my character mesh or do I parent these objects to my armature? In what order of the keys would I need to press to get everything to follow while keeping the weight?

[@ForsythJC]

I'm still somewhat new to Blender myself, but I found a tutorial online about this very issue. Long story short: You create a new bone on your armature in Edit mode near where you want the object to sit. Parent that bone to the rig. Also make sure to name it (Ear Attachment, Mouth Attachment, Eye Attachment, etc). Then place your objects where you want them on the model. Parent them to the rig as well. This should create/copy the armature's vertex groups to that object. Find the vertex group you want to use (earrings to the corresponding ear, for example), and select it. Then tab into Edit mode, select the entire object's mesh using A, and then assign it to that vertex group. Here's the link that I use (I hope it's not frowned upon referencing someone else's video). Also, if anybody else has better suggestions, I would be glad to hear them. Blender is a behemoth of a program to learn! kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHnNgIetrbGaiK8

[@ImmortalPanic]

Thank you for this!

[@khamissjd4389]

i test it it's working i just wanna thank u again

[@aumhren3480]

marvelous explanation. exactly what i was looking for. frut ma'man. thx for sharing, have fun, aum

[@nobodyfamous]

Perfect video, thanks so much. I also love that HDRI that you use , I use it all the time lol.

[@ST-tx7kq]

another amazing tutorial, thanks again!

[@nupezes5640]

Amazing tutorial well done and thank you !

[@markokovacevic3225]

Dude, thank you SO MUCH!

[@mrbeastmaster1459]

Absolutely terrific tutorial, you absolute Madlad

[@FruitZeus]

Thanks!!

[@cortical2digital]

Really Helpful!

[@absotron]

Awesome job. The workflow is nice.

[@curtisnewton895]

great stuff, but I'd add bones around the shirt for the issues

[@vmartme]

Cool mate! Thank you so much :)

[@Diceyed]

this is exactly what i was looking for thank you!

[@saqrelkhachabi6561]

Very great explainer

[@johanleion]

Thanks for this!

[@aston81]

thanx man nice work!

[@alexds6927]

Awesome Work

[@AnthyxFR]

very good tutorial, it helped me a lot with clothes armature

[@SerMattzio]

This is a fantastic tutorial, thank you. Subbed.

[@NatoonKids]

Thanks!! This will help me a lot on my next project!!

[@ZacharyAghaizu]

Quality! Nice detail too thanks

[@SalsaDoodleDoo]

Exactly what I need! Thanks

[@anasdev1553]

very cool vid, also nice glasses

[@FruitZeus]

Thanks! I’m a glasses guy now.

[@KaiserKaddu]

This tutorial is a life saver!

[@FruitZeus]

thank you!

[@VozdOfUsce]

Thank a lot, well done :)

[@leongachuiri3626]

this was nice simple and really helpful

[@marcelogomes36]

Really well explained , thank you!

[@HikikomoriDev]

10:33 it happened to my VRchat avatar when I uploaded it and I looked like I had ripped clothes all over whenever I moved lol

[@dh4923]

super helpful

[@JepseStream]

such great educational content, tyvm