Attached Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCkd6zdewJA

PART 1 - Focuses on modelling the clothes, the peg and the washing line.

PART 2 - Shows how to reduce the filesize.

PART 3 - Shows the final scene with replication and talks about some issues you might face.

 

How to convert your 3D clothing to look like it's hanging on a washing line in Low Poly. Includes pegs and washing line.

If you are into 3D you've invariably built up a decent runtime of clothes from various eras. So the long winded step to create the clothes can be bypassed.

Instead I am proposing to "pose" just the item of clothing, editing it so that it sags appropriately as if it's been hung up to dry on a washing line.

The process is quite quick but has one drawback (filesize and load time - ok that's two) - unless you follow this series and make the item low poly.

Steve
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Attached Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9nxP4mwFqU

PART 2 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9nxP4mwFqU

 

PART 3 - out tomorrow.

PART 3 - How to make clothes hanging on a line (final part) showing the completed scene and talking about issues you might face.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NTe09qsMdI