Blender 2.83 Flag Tutorial Cloth & Physics Simulation Free Blender File download

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Haven’t we all looked at beautifully animated fabric flags with envy as we see them dance against the wind?

This tutorial will focus on animation. I will show you how to make a flag simulation using cloth physics, a wind generator, and a rigid body for the flagpole. This tutorial will go through how to set up the flag, how to add a texture and how to simulate realistic flag movement.

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Muy buen material de estudio! la física de las telas es un punto importante para aprender. Felicidades y gracias por este tutorial tan valioso

[thefreshest]

U should make a loop cut before subdividing the flag so the geometry is squared

[RomboutVersluijs]

You get nicer wind and sometimes less issues if you have a small angle on the wind vs the flag. Also which adds realism is adding an Harmonic force field, then add a keyframe and add a modifier on say X and Y so it moves around automatically. The Harmonic force will pull on the flag but also be influenced by the wind

[blenderpete]

Nice one :-)
Wouldn‘t it be more realistic if the rope has a cloth simulation as well? Imho there‘s no static rope in the real world. And what about turning on the self collision for the flag?

[eztutor]

Awesome and easy to follow!
What keystroke/Mouse capture addon/program are u using?