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In this tutorial Rob Redman shows you how to use the cloth engine with a basic primitive object to create a scatter cushion for an architectural render. For a nice, simple addition he also shows you how to use the hair module to add a fluffy fringe to the seams.
Well. Curtains. It takes a whole lot longer for me to explain to you how to create curtains with 3ds Max Cloth modifier than it does for you to actually do it. Once you understand the basics and do a few curtains yourself, you’ll see that it’s really rather easy. I’m going to show you how to create a curtain panel that is gathered as if on a curtain rod, and that puddles on the floor.
Today I’ll be showing you how to make a folded blanket – one you might lay over the end of a bed. I think every hotel suite render I’ve ever done has had a folding something or other at the end of the bed. This blanket is folded in thirds, like a business letter.
Today I’ll be showing you how simple it is to create a nice blanket, comforter, duvet, quilt – whatever you want to call it. It is simple because our aim for this project will be simple – just a comforter draped over a bed-like object.
This is Part I of a two-part tutorial that deals with modeling a towel with 3ds Max Cloth Simulation. Part II deals with creating a nice terry cloth material for the towel and how to render it with Fryrender
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