Dive into the second part of a comprehensive Cinema 4D tutorial focused on creating and controlling wrinkles for a product reveal. Learn practical techniques for preparing splines from Illustrator, setting up softbody simulations, and using invisible objects to block gaps. Master the art of matching cloth to object shapes and discover a clever trick using spheres to enhance simulations. Explore the process of adding springs to create dynamic cloth movements, and finish by baking and exporting to Alembic. Follow along with time-stamped sections covering each step of the 55-minute tutorial, from initial setup to final rendering.
Overview
Syllabus
- Intro
- Preparing a spline from Illustrator
- Preparing the Softbody
- Using invisible objects to block gaps
- Roughly matching the cloth to the shape of the object
- A fun trick to improve simulations using Spheres
- Adding a spring to yank it upward
- Adding a second spring
- Baking and Alembic
Taught by
RocketLasso
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