Integrating 3D models with photography
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So hopefully more updates later tonight or tomorrow.
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it sounds like the not high enough mesh is pretty logical since the mesh and it's collision object push off of eachothers vertices, so you need more verts on the cloth in order to react properly to the collision object.
I somehow missed that on the tutorial I was learning from, and makes enough since if thats how cloth works. Only one way to find out.
The collision objects don't seem to work all that great though because I set the feet/shoes as a collision object to the pants and when I go to relax the cloth sometimes it goes through the shoes to. But once again, maybe it's the lack of verts on the cloth.
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sorry no picture updates yet, I'll post some up of the new clothing and the weight painting problems later.
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I've been looking at ncloth a bit recently, and something I've come across is that the king of clipping (passing through) that you're talking about can be fixed (in some cases at least) by increasing the "collision iterations" in the nucleus solver. It will then calculate more collision points on the surface.
Let me know how you get on, cause I'm going to be making some cloth trousers for my character soon too.
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I've been looking at ncloth a bit recently, and something I've come across is that the king of clipping (passing through) that you're talking about can be fixed (in some cases at least) by increasing the "collision iterations" in the nucleus solver. It will then calculate more collision points on the surface.
Let me know how you get on, cause I'm going to be making some cloth trousers for my character soon too.
cheers,
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