Tutorial: Blender Cloth | Beginners Guide | Getting Started

[@agingmirror4524]

never saw a more clear blender guide

[@seervisual]

Literally learnt all this within 30mins. This was so concise and straight forward mate, thank you!

[@dodaexploda]

This tutorial really helped me and I really appreciated how in-depth it is.

[@jordyjudson2247]

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[@Suluu00]

Probably asking in a wrong place, but anyone can tell me how long to boil eggs? I appreciate any tricks you can give me

[@meta-xverse]

@@jordyjudson2247 Uh click on forgot password I guess?

[@princessbrookhaven]

@@Suluu00 you boil it for 24 hours

[@Neo-ij8bz]

I can't believe someone can do something as cool as cloth simulation in less than a minute. It's amazing to look at the software people have created.

[@albertrenfrow7774]

dude... im 260 hours into learning blender and you predicted essentially id be here youtubing how to use and create the cloth. Incredible. Awesome video

[@PIXXO3D]

Glad I could help

[@thekrzyszt]

This is the first tutorial out of 20 that no flaws were discoverd. Perfect to a tee.

[@algi1]

I'm a beginner, thank you.

[@GLABSPC]

Back to basics, yes! Very helpful.

[@leothebaddesigner3727]

u save my life dude , zero exprenice using blender . want to create a coth model for product rendering .thanks !

[@BarrettBaker_photos]

This has really helped me out. I probably spent 30 hours watching this video, rewinding, skipping back and forth and more to see what I did to mess up haha, cause I definitely messed up

[@DrMerle-gw4wj]

Significant part begins at 14:06

[@creatorowp7045]

Ohh! I'm really excited about making my first animation, especially with cloth simulation. I know it's a basic thing, but it's amazing! 😁

[@falxonPSN]

The hook discussion is what I was missing in my prior attempts to animate. Awesome! Thanks for this.

[@chotafamily5700]

WOAH!!! You are the next blender guru by the looks of it. I am not new to cloth but always had trouble in making them interact with cubes and other stuff. Love your videos!!!

[@addrix6083]

I feel like this guy is upto blender guru level in teaching and btw your voice is very soothing

[@gauravkumar91105]

When I tried this simulation on my own I forgot to bake it and for 3 days I tried to search what the hell it is glitching... Then I found your video : Bake it man... It will take a bit time 😀😀😀 and you have got a smooth animation.... Thank you 😀😀

[@RuinZ-wj1zh]

thank you! this helped a lot

[@keetharris2010]

The best cloth tutorial for beginning!!!! Thank you!

[@Pumachew]

Thank you so very much. I watched four other videos, on the exact same subject. And I did not get the proper results. You took it nice and slow and I got the results. Thanks again.

[@fookustudios3279]

I hate on most tutorials while watching them at 1.5 to 2 times the speed. This isn't one of them. Nice work.😎

[@wannabewyvern]

thank you, this really helped me with making the wing membranes of a dragon I was planning to use for an animation. I had no idea stuff like pinning was that easy.

[@jantor8959]

This tutorial is super good and quite easy to understand :) In Germany we would call you ,,Ehrenmann'', (which means Man Of Honor)

[@samllea1]

OMG THIS HELPED SO MUCH!!! I JUST STARTED YEAR SEVEN SO IM GONNA SHOW MY TEACHER THANKS SO MUCH!!!

[@Adam-du8be]

thank you so much for making this. i was struggling and then i watched your vid then i understood

[@DeliciousJudas]

Very direct and straight to the point tutorial, I love it. Amazing video!

[@alex_in_space]

best tutorial i have found so far. i learned this very fast, thank you!

[@Abmotsad]

Nice! This was very helpful in getting my astronaut's suit attached to the helmet ring.

[@lesinclair_]

best tutorial out there for beginners

[@michaelsmusicinstruments9980]

that are premium blender tutorials

[@BeyondBlender-d6l]

The video is really good and useful for those new to blender. Thank you Bro!

[@minggnim8665]

Excellent tut/demo. Easy to follow.

[@reyeskarlstepheng.926]

Thanks, this is a huge help! I'm having trouble with cloth simulations for a while now but this came in, love it!

[@astralfilms6814]

I wanted to make the sails etc for my ship model. This seems to be what I needed. Thank you, amazing tutorial.

[@Home-fn6id]

you may want to use force field as well

[@anidiot7126]

This was great! It hit the sweet spot between too much information and not explaining enough. I watch another tutorial about this. It basically had the same information, but it was so fast, that I couldn't keep up, and they didn't really explain WHY they were doing a lot of the stuff. Thanks, I finally understand 👍

[@sonnyl2915]

Wow, so awesome I'm crying. APPRECIATED A LOT!

[@acavmusic]

Thank you. You are great in teaching.

[@paulnguyen3069]

Great tutorial. Definitely a quality teacher.

[@paulglennhunter]

This has been super helpful. Thank you.

[@naomikendig7457]

Super helpful, most of the other Blender cloth videos were dealing with furniture and the like, but I really needed to know how to make flat cloth work as well. Thanks!

[@its_dimski]

This is dope. Straight to the point. Thanks!

[@icarusap]

Thanks for the tut, this helped me make spooky stuff for the month :)

[@BiNDiViSUAL]

Thanks so much for this very very clear and easy to follow tutorial. Great stuff. I learned quite a bit.

[@lilianprym3286]

That was great! you make it look so easy and clear . Thank you, such a good teacher you are.

[@DaToTao]

Maaan, that's a hell of a tutorial!

[@sladekaufman2976]

This is a terrific tutorial. Great pace, great information. Thank you!!

[@Lightinmotionart]

Thanks dude God bless your work 🙏

[@lifeisfine2331]

Good one, I am using a lot physics in my digital artworks and experiments, it's amazing.

[@Iradejaneiro]

thank you so much! best cloth tutorial ever!❤️

[@far-red]

thanks, but fast paced, but very clear. enjoyed it

[@tripi-da-world-isanime5083]

THANK YOU MAN YOU JUST SOLVED MY PROBLEMS ON CREATING A CAPE FOR MY SUPER HERO...CONTINUE THIS GOOD WORK AND GET MORE SUBSCRIBTIONS AND MORE LIKE ...MORE LIFE BROTHER.

[@teddysilversky3173]

Your tutorial makes learning great again. I'm hungry and looking for more. Subscribed with a thumb up to say thank you.

[@elspeth6244]

Such a thorough and easily understandable tutorial! Many thanks!!!!

[@catbuddycatrescue2081]

Thank you - great tutorial, new to blender.

[@alyslim5234]

bless you for such a succinct and beginner friendly tutorial 🥺 you saved my uni work HAHA thank you again!!

[@alyslim5234]

and you explained theory and the reason why we need to do things and it just made the tutorial even more brilliant! gosh i can't thank you enough!

[@rohitkrishnan2269]

I thought of creating a napkin for a scene and started with a plane subdividing it to 40. Its a simple plane with no materials, textures or modifiers. I applied the cloth modifiers from the physics tab and enabled self collision keeping the rest to default settings. Even without any collision object selected the cloth just crumples up on its own.

[@ZethHolyblade]

What an amazing and helpful video. It's exactly what I was looking for and can't wait to put it into practice. I have a few questions if you don't mind. 1. Do clothes always need to be a 2-D ish/flat type of object or can they be thick, with an added Z layer as well? 2. If a cloth, say a cape worn by a knight, is worn underneath some armor pieces (like the shoulder plates) and... A) It's a standard cape, with the top two corners visible under the armor and fixed by pins or linked together by a chain. B) It's a long, thin cape with its middle part resting on the shoulders and chest (armor placed on top) while the two extremes are left hanging. C) A combination of the two, where the mantle is big enough to be folded on the chest like in B) but hangs in the back like A)... ...Could that be achieved with a single (cloth) object or would it be required to make several and link them together?

[@arti5769]

Perfect video. Thanks for that. You didn't explain everything in detail and that was great. There are a lot of Blender for beginners videos out there. So no need to cover everything everytime.

[@lord_griddle]

If you find that it's not interacting properly (like it's inverting and clipping through the object) you can go into the collision physics for the cube - softbody and cloth - deselect Single Sided that should make it work.

[@ImboredUDYCHUG]

wow thank you so so much now i can easily nmake my cloth animations!

[@blenderzone5446]

Great tutorial like it!

[@Gichanasa]

Very nice! You are a great teacher. One quick question - what are the steps involved in making a frozen snapshot duplicate of the cloth form at any point along the timeline? Would love to make some cool cloth shape sculptures, possibly 3D print them, etc..

[@joshstas]

Did you figure this out? I’m looking at trying to 3d print some of my previous work with a cloth over like an unvailed model, is it a simple thing to do as I’m not great with all this yet

[@jehriko7525]

Thank you so much I've been looking for a good tutorial on this forever! Definitely subbing

[@ImakIlaha]

Thanks for this tutorial!

[@marcelkempke6986]

Super erklärt. Für Beginner von Blender ein muss. Weiter so 👍

[@Alfaris_._]

Very nice explaination!

[@nongsandt]

Nice tutorial. Thank you

[@metinaydn2064]

Very good explained. Thank you buddy!

[@hveliorum8252]

REAL NICE TUTORIAL!! THANKS!

[@heyroots2082]

This is exactly what i was looking for

[@shereenabbas1423]

GENIUS!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@jamesdelb6885]

Nice! Interesting. Thank you.

[@matlollo8514]

Simple and clear, thank you!

[@vahidamini1863]

Very usefull... Thanks!✌

[@Blackcat111222333]

I needed this so much thank you for this!! I kind of need this to be rigged somehow so this might not work perfectly for me but the natural appearance is so perfect when I get to parts of my animation which needs that

[@pixiebyrd]

This was exactly what I needed! Thank you

[@blasius10]

Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for.

[@NEGRVSARAE]

very useful tutorial,thank you

[@axiom1779]

well-explained. Good. Good is good

[@tonyc4777]

This is super useful man. Thank you for making this video. Subbed

[@fabianwilsch2569]

Really nice tutorial. I've just downloaded blender for an architecture projekt im working on which needs some cloth animation. Woud've been an entire day of work if it wasn't for this video :)

[@AlfredoAntonioMartinez]

Thanks alot! saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷

[@kaanavsomaiya1254]

very helpful for a beginner to try cloth sims ( me)

[@khorizon4514]

It is really nice tutorial. However, I can't follow the hook empty part. My cloth is expel away when I start the movie instead of hook to the vertex group. What is wrong with my setting? thanks.

[@albertvermeule5844]

Thanks, this is a very useful tutorial.

[@wg1948]

Great stuff you rock

[@GBorisov]

Thank you! It`s very useful.

[@davidsvanholm]

Good job. Easy to follow.

[@AnotherByteData]

Really nice! Thank you very much!

[@JuJu-he8ck]

this helped a lot i can do a super cape now

[@chriscrowd4946]

Excellent thank you!

[@lucaspvalente]

amazing tutorial, very simple

[@boyuan5311]

Thank you so much for this !!

[@icsijo]

Excellent Tutorial bro.......

[@megane5728]

such a helpful video!

[@meksfunzone1172]

thx, another great video. keep great

[@Nkkdxn45j]

This is a really useful video. I am definitely a beginner at Blender and trying to make some simple props for a Unity game. Since I am trying to create a coat stand with some bits hanging on it, this was just what I was looking for. But, I have a question. I created this basic coat stand, a pole about 1.8m high, some legs, and with four big double ended wooden hooks on the top spaced at 90 degrees, like are commonly found. Trying to 'hang' a scarf on it. The scarf is a plane of 2m x 0.2m divided by a combination of loop cut and subdivided into squares, 50 x 5, scaling set to 1.0. Two vertices dead centre are in a pin group, and this is placed just on top of one of the hooks. I created your test model, and that all worked fine, so I then set the coat stand up with physics collision enabled, the 'scarf' with cloth enabled, the pin group referenced in shape. Self collision is on. Press play and off it goes. It works, the ends of the scarf drop, but it never seems to stop, it just keeps on wriggling around! It is as if these is no frictional / viscosity energy loss, not enough damping. A real scarf would probably hang still in about a second or two, if that. I've tried messing with the various damping / friction / viscosity numbers, and tried the various cloth presets, but nothing makes much difference - it just keeps on going. Do you have any suggestion as to how to make it lose energy faster?

[@talshemesh969]

great tutorial. Thank you so much!

[@The_Ninedalorian]

Good tutorial!

[@GabrielOzga]

Great tutorial! Thanks

[@senfdame528]

really good tut, thank you