Blender Secrets - How to model a curtain

In this video we model a curtain in record time, using physics simulation as well as some fun selection tricks that you may not know about yet.

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[the_greck]

All of your videos seem to be a mix of things I didn't know existed in Blender (Shift Ctrl + ... super helpful shortcut for something I've been doing manually!), and things I did know but never would have thought to use them to solve this particular problem. Keep up the amazing work!

[benjaminkern]

Straight up the single best blender YouTuber

[ratus]

didn't know about ctrl+shift +, nice shortcut and very useful thanks ;)

[pile]

Enabling self collision and decreasing distance is very useful for realistic simulation, although I've noticed that sometimes without adding a solidify modifier of a subsurf you get strange artifacts or blocky surfaces on overlapping angles, especially when you add a wind force field. The more subdivide the better with clothes I guess.

[qind]

man, ive learned more about the shortcuts than the tut itself lol.

[pile]

Oh, I remember this was the method used even years ago and still useful.

[Sandra-hcvo]

really useful! definitely need to try, this looks seriously fast.

[UNLIMITEDLEARNING-]

Does cloth collision prevent the mesh override means sticking together

[Brettski]

Do you know how to go at low poly muscles that look high qual just like the clothing folds? Or is it same method

[mipe]

Uhm, I think I prefer to download them :P

[unrealredist]

Who are those 3 people who disliked??? Why?!?!