Animate clothes using Displacement in Blender

Quick tip video in which I explain how to use the Displacement modifier in Blender to roughly animate clothes and create the illusion of wind movement and flow. If you want to learn more about how I create the stylized videos, consider joining my Patreon. You will also be supporting me!

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[wasabidono]

You're quickly becoming one of my favorite blender channels. Thank you for all your work!

[PandabaSoren]

that's very smart, thanks for sharing this with us, keep

[SoggyMicrowaveNugget]

Been using this technique with things like leaves and plants. Then I instance the plants and can have tons of wind swept plants with very little performance cost. Super great illusion

[DM_Designs]

Oh man thank you so much for the tutorial it was highly needed 🔥🙌

[noop]

Thank you man!, this solves a really big problem

[ifthis_]

sweet... can't wait to try this in a few minutes... just had an idea with a scene I'm working on.

[_dkala]

Bruh... This is the best, I can animate my models now ❤

[zeeyannosse]

Wonderfull idea ! And super cool good vibes explanation ! Very sweet sound design blending all that awesomeness ! Merci 🤩

[ArthurBizkit]

very interesting idea. thanks for sharing this.

[bob]

I have a question though, in greater picture of things.

How would it do compared to simulated clothings for animations for walking or interacting?
For example, the character walks slowly or normally, but you want to capture the wind.
This version shown here are perfect if standing still, but would it work in a scenario where simulations where not overly needed, or will simulation always be the best option for this?

Thank you for this little clever trick shown here.