Good tip! But this can be caused as well by the default distance value in the selfcollision tab. (in the cloth settings "Collisions"->"Self Collisions" -> "Distance".) If you lower that value (which has the same effect than increasing the size of the mesh) from the default 0.015 m to let's say 0.001 it mostly solves the problem described above. It can cause some clipping but if you increase the value a bit more again, but keep it under the default value, you should be fine. :)

I thought the same thing. If you want to avoid a headache, enlarge the mesh. The standard plane size is 2x2m so the figure is about 10m high. This should be indicated in the video.

followed the instructions 100% - kept getting bad renders- read your comment---- big THANKS!

bro omg tysm

This seems to be a general Blender physics issue. Water physics refuse to work in low scales as well.

Thank you.I also like approaching to view different perspective. 'There we go' it is an expression.But I dont know how to explain.)

I hope you don't forget to add collision physics for your character.

@@GraphicsMK no, I didn't forget to add collision to my character 😭. It's just the back of the t shirt is stuck In the t pose position, and the front is stuck to the character. I'll continue trying different things. Thank you for replying though!

@@bloodlinestudios7630 Maybe ur character's mesh non manifold.You can try it on other character.You are welcome.

@@GraphicsMK update: I figured it out! I accidentally had a duplicate of my character hidden in the same spot, but a little bit behind it. The shirt was attaching to the hidden one, not the one in front! Thanks again.

Thanks for nice comment.Also I will consider these sentences which begin with 'lets' . Maybe it is weird and annoying for native english speakers. I am not native english speaker. I will use let's expression much less or nothing. Thanks.

@@GraphicsMK It's a good tutorial! Saying "let's" is not bad, and native English speakers will say it. But...like any phrase, if you use it too much it will sound repetitive and artificial.

You speak great brother. Thanks for the tutorial which was free and helps me be a better artist which they failed to do in college where I actually paid.

@@godlesssociety498 You are aware that it’s a Text-To-Speach voice, right?

@@macnavi Yes, but least a very good one ;-) Some other guys on KZfaq insisting to mispronounce the English language (yes, I am looking at you, my French friends) should really consider this cool option of the 21st century - and spare us the torture ;-)

change the weight!

You need to enable or disable dynamic option in rigid body physic. And animate this property. So,ur balls wont drop down at the same time.For more information you can watch my lecture about rigid body physic.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nq6TkppoxNfHnYE.html

I don't see that option too

its a blender add-on called screencast keys

Actually this is not mixamo character. I just used mixamo animation on the another character.

You can scale up ur cloth before playing the simulation.Also be sure that ur sewing force enough.

@@GraphicsMK its still the same thanks tho

@@Diyosh Maybe still too small on the X axis and sewing vertices can not reach each other.

@@Diyosh One thing you can do is apply the cloth modifier, go into edit mode and manually adjust/close the seams you're having problems with, and then apply a new cloth simulation again after that. Basically, that lets you turn the piece of clothing into an editable object so you can fix the seams yourself, and applying a new cloth simulation at the end allows it to behave like cloth again and allows you to animate it as you did to begin with.

@@Diyosh Are you sure that these are really gaps in the cloths? It might be the character the cloth is colliding with that is coming through. You need to adapt the distance of the cloth accordingly then. As far as I know, you can go to the specific keyframe where it appears and use a brush to alter the weight for this specific area of your cloth on that keyframe.

In this tutorial, I didnt parent the cloth to armature. It means I just model a cloth with cloth simulation.Also you can sew the cloth for ur larger side view character. You can increase sewing force value,and also you can increase shrinking factor, so the cloth can wrap the character as tightly as possible.

After u enable the proportional tool, u need to scroll up the mouse wheel to scale down and to see influence circle.

@@GraphicsMK I don't have a mouse. I have a touchpad.

@@kingofthelight8260 I think u can make custom a key for it. Edit-Preferences-Key

The music in this video from youtube audio library. You can find it from description.

@@GraphicsMK Oh thanks !

@@GraphicsMK Do you know if we can use it outside of youtube, for non commercial projects ?

Unfortunately I dunno.I never used unity before.

I don't understand exactly what u mean,but Blender can used everywhere.

Oui, ma chère. Même en Belgique ;-)

I also don't have super specs.Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2678 v3 @ 2.50GHz,Nvidia GTX 1050 Ti Graphics Card.

@@GraphicsMK you have a 12c24t ... So yeah, you have a good hardware. I need a upgrade xd

Unfortunately.Mixamo addon for only human characters.

@@GraphicsMK o ok

@@GraphicsMK This tutorial uses an addon? I haven't tried it yet, but I thought it was using native Blender features.

@@j3ffn4v4rr0 In this tutorial,I didnt use any addons. It was made by cloth simulation.Just rigged character was made by mixamo addon.

@@feraltribe167 Ofc you can do, he means to rig, but Clothes are clothes

You can decrease shrink factor in sewing section.And u can increase collision distance.

@@GraphicsMK Thank you very much!! You are great!

U have added collision physics for the character?

It can be sometimes,just try to increase resolution steps for cloth simulation.I hope it works.

Did u even sew it?

Yes you can.

You can increase quality steps.Or ur bending and compression values may be very low.Also sewing shrinking factor value may be high.

@@GraphicsMK thank you, it seems better now - I still have issues (especially around the boobs and such on my own character) - on another note: do you also have videos for characters bearing multiple morph targets? Fat/Muscular/Slim/BreastSize shape keys on characters using the same cloth simulation?

@@lordrex34 maybe u can increase little bit sewing shrink factor.Then the cloth can wrap the body better.I dont have any video about multiple morph targets.I really dont know about it.

@@GraphicsMK I see thank you for reply anyway! :) About the morph targets: If you wanna know about it I can show you, but if not I won't bother you with the details.

I really want to know about it. You can send me any file to my e mail. I can review if I have enough time.I am really busy.Thank you.)

Maybe u need to increase the cloth quality value at the top.

The shirt only should have _self-collision_ (!) on (that is part of the cloth modifier), but no collision for itself. Only the character has a full collision modifier applied to it.

@@anotherguycalledsmith thank you! I will try this

@@andie.pi. Hello, Andrea, you are welcome ;-) In my very first try, I did the same, but the correct way is rather simple. The _cloth modifier_ is added to the mesh of the shirt and the _collision modifier_ is added to the character (or a plane representing the floor). If you leave this collision modifier off entirely, the shirt would fall endlessly into oblivion ;-) But the shirt being a mesh with cloth modifier would normally have _self-collision_ checked as an option. That simply means that the shirt whenever it is getting into contact with itself would deform only on the surface of the shirt - but not intersect with its own mesh (intruding its own mesh) because of calculations of the physics engine. Crazy math behind it, I am so happy that we _only_ need to apply this modifier and do not need to calculate something like this by ourselves… ;-)

Why do you use Google translate for your brain? ;-)

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Can you please elaborate it ? Am just starting in 3d and my main purpose is cloth simulation

@@parask420 marvelous designer is a 3D program that is pretty much 100% focused on cloth sim. I think they have a free trial you should probably check it out if you want to get into creating 3D clothing. You have to learn how clothing patterns work though.

@@a123b123c123d123c123 am looking into it rn and can you please tell like if i made an animatied human model and in blender and then add cloth simulation in marvelous then can I get that cloth simulation back in blender with adjustable properties?

@@parask420 I think you can export the sim back into blender. I haven't had that much experience with marvelous designer. But if you want to get into 3D with a focus on clothing you should probably look into it. Marvelous designer is to 3D clothing what zbrush is to 3D sculpting. Blender doesn't really come close to these programs.