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Baggy Trousers — Modeling
Hey there awesome C4D community. Really wish we could get a group started in Seattle WA.
Anyway, I’m a mograph/after effects guy who is now starting to dive deeper into modeling. I’m working up a character using hypernurbs modeling and I want to make some legs with baggy/creasy type pants.Tried the “easy” road of trying out deformers but not getting the effect I want. Should I be thinking more of texutres with bump maps? Cloth? is Cloth difficult to grasp?
Anyway, insightful comments appreciated and if you in the Seattle area, I’d love to get a user group going.
cheers
David Jolosky
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3 Replies
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what kind of bagginess are you looking for? Wrinkles at the knees or movement of the whole leg in the walk cycle?
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Looking more for bagginess at the knees, wrinkled, cuffed. Not even thinking animated walk cycle as of yet.
My thanks for taking the time to respond.
david jolosky, visual communications || design || construct || interact
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also Im having the same difficulty. have you come up with any solutions since? I know pose morph would do the job but it’d be tedious for a walk cycle. I haven’t found an efficient way to model them either. all logic tells me that a belt at the top of some pants on a skinny model with good sized shoes should work but unfortunately that’s a lot of render work that might still produce some artifacts.
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