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So I'm wondering what the best way to create something like a blanket is...something that will look realistic and not like something thats a rigid body....like a blanket thats just been tossed onto a couch or something of the sort. Can anyone tell me what the best way to go about modelling something like that would be?...other than taking it into max for a cloth modifier obviously. Thanks much!
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You can create that in a Family generic or in-place with Solid Sweep...
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But does that mean I need to create multiple sweeps and piece them together to get the folds and depressions in the blanket as its lying there? cuz a solid sweep is what I've tried previously and it ends up looking like a perfectly folded blanket which is rather artificial. Thanks!
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The best and fast way to do that is using MAX or RHINO, but like you said ".other than taking it into max for a cloth modifier obviously."....
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Haha good call. Ok well looks like I'll just do my building in Revit and all the little details in max....Thanks!
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Swept blend?
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Sorry for some reason I wasn't getting notifications that someone had posted...yeah that looks good...maybe I'll try that...can you use the same method for a blanket thats kind of haphazardly thrown on a couch or something of that sort? because somethin like that is a little more irregular...well..I guess I could always just piece it together to get the effect I'm wanting...Thanks!
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id use rhino max or something like that, revit is for the building, cusion and plankets and stuff like that are really for other software. i know you can do it in revit but there is no penifit to be had and its easier to do it in other software
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Yeah I guess I'll be investing 100 bucks in the 13 month student license of Max....oh well...
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if your a studesnt you can get nearly all of the autodesk software for free. check out their student web site
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3ds Max only allows students a 30 day free trial...they give us a 13 month license for cheap though...well...not REAL cheap...just...cheaper than the 3500 for the real deal
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