Blender Theater Curtain

I tried experimenting with soft bodies, but found using cloth gave a better result. A main challenge was manipulating individual vertices and having the rest of the curtain move with it. This was achieved through assigning vertices as a hook to an empty, then animating that empty. To save time I animated one side then mirroed it.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Blender
• Theater
• Curtain
• Cloth

[2badass4you]

lol ima need some tutorials from you!! idk how to move things without clicking bake or how to do anything in real time. but love the curtins!!!

[SomeFunkyDude79]

you should check out the tutorials on youtube, sup3rboy has a ton of vids. one thing i'm finding hard to learn but helpful once you know it is the quick-key commands. all the books i have on blender constantly go through explaining all the quick keys which is hard at first to memorize what they do, but once you know them it make modeling things a lot easier

[hough6673]

hey the curtains look great, is it possible to use the template if so can you put a link on here

[Aglaonik]

@Aglaonik but in 3dsmax

[Aglaonik]

honestly i NEEDDD a tutorial URGENT on how to do this...

[Lukeluke360]

hahahaha! thats sick! =D

[southsider1036]

so is there a video to show how this is done?

[fmmoura2]

man you saved my day with this. thanks

[1981z28camaro]

cool, could you make one that can be used for a Home Theater? like without the blue, lol Thanks!

5 stars!

[2badass4you]

yea i watchi his mouse clicks and try to listen for quick keys but hes gotta lot of tutorial videos. Thanks again btw!!!