Cloth Drop

An animation of cloth falling onto a table-top created with softbodies in Blender 3D.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• 3d
• blender
• animation
• graphics
• soft
• body
• bodies
• cloth
• simulation
• drop
• table
• silk
• rubber

[thefreakenBEAST]

This is awesome! great job! :D

[dodgydavec]

@thefreakenBEAST Hey, thanks :)

[dun3SNAK3]

PLS tell me the setting u used at self collision!!!

[dodgydavec]

oh, i'm sorry. i can't recall. it's gonna be much easier in the upcoming version of blender, anyway. not long to wait.

[maanu40]

It's more like rubber. Either way, good job! :D

[JASGCProductions]

wow. very good. much impressed

[roejames12]

Well, I have to say, the one that was supposed to be rubbery was and the silky one was silky, so good job!

[spymasterwade]

good work but to me it dosent look quite like a cloth it looks more like a thin rubber just how it bounces back after it falls

[munchie127]

alot of the soft bodies ive seen have been a bt rubbery

[Ax2050T]

Oh so thats what you meant. But that's basically what I said earlier in different words.

[GuitarSk8MovieMake]

actually, it is leaving blender. your exporting the animation to a video file, so it can be played as a movie without manually putting the frames together. you just tell blender the settings you would like it to export as, click export, and there you have it. a video.

[Ax2050T]

I'm slightly confused on what you mean by "export". Wouldn't it be something other than "export"? I mean It's not really leaving blender.