Inflate

[AJ Jefferies]

Nothing too exciting, just something I was playing around with yesterday that I thought I'd share with you guys.

The inspiration came from Tom Hemeryk's excellent experiments with the pressure setting in Max's Cloth modifier (http://www.visualart.be/?p=431) - If you haven't given his methods a go I really recommend it.







Cheers!

AJ

[Morne]

Awesome!

[sandykoufax]

Very nice!
So realistic and cute.

[simmsimaging]

Looks great. Really nice job on the material.

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[rikou]

Really cool and nice. Congrats !
visualart is a great source...Thx to Tom Hemeryk

[BBB3]

Great stuff. I had a go at Tom's tut a while back. Found it to work great.

[Morne]

AJ I sent you a PM

[Macker]

I had a go at this a while back, great fun. Have you tried the new MassFx cloth in 2013? Much easier to set up, though I do wonder whether or not it's as accurate as before. I seem to get more issues with self intersections.

[AJ Jefferies]

I haven't had a chance to play with 2013 yet. Does the MassFX cloth also have pressure settings?

[super gnu]

i just hope it can simulate elastics. that was my one major gripe with the max cloth system. no way to pull in or contract a seam. (and if someone can pop up now and prove me wrong, ill be more than happy

[Crayox13]

very cool! Love the detailed material.

[Macker]

Yep, and you don't have to worry about seams etc, just use whatever (closed) mesh you want. It's far easier to set up than the prevoius cloth sim - but possibly at a lack of controllability.

[AJ Jefferies]

Yep, and you don't have to worry about seams etc, just use whatever (closed) mesh you want.

Cool! Although just so you know this sim is generated from a normal closed mesh (extrude>subdivide modifier>collapse)

[super gnu]

yes it was never necessary to use seams etc with the old max cloth system. as AJ says, an arbitrary mesh works fine.

[Ge0m3tRiC]

That is rly cool! I liked it!