Cloth Simulation

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Guide to Cloth Simulation by kogivisual🔥

#Unity Multi-Layer Cloth Simulation👌

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Cloth simulation using NVIDIA Newton. Not perfect, but looking good!

Crimson Desert will have cloth simulation for all physics... enjoyers out thereshow more

it’s a cloth simulation that reacts to your icons.... taller stacks, bigger bumpsshow more

As a learning test, I ported part of my... 2D Cloth Physics Simulation to the web using #Rust 🦀 🧪 Try the mini demo: Real-time simulation with Verlet integration, touch/mouse interaction, and web delivery. #gamedev #physics #simulation #verletintegrationshow more

Blender users, you NEED to see this 👀 Simply... Cloth Studio 2 showcased a stunning workflow for cloth simulation and garment creation in Blender. 🔥 👀 Link In Comments👇 #Blender #b3dshow more

Just started experimenting with 2D Cloth Physics Simulation using... #raylib and #cplusplus 🧵🪡 By the way, there's a clear, concise article that's an excellent starting point: #gamedev #physics #simulation #verletintegrationshow more

#C4D #cinema4d 2024 Thanks to the addition of Rigid... Body Simulations to Cinema 4D's Unified Simulation System, solid objects can now interact with all simulation types in the scene - be it soft bodies, cloth, ropes or Pyro.show more

ChatGPT 5.1 vs. Claude Opus 4.5 vs. DeepSeek-V3.2 (left)... (middle) (right) prompt I used: Create a single HTML file containing a realistic cloth simulation using HTML5 Canvas and JavaScript. The cloth should be a grid of points connected by constraints using Verlet integration. Implement gravity and mouse interaction: the user should be able to click and drag particles to tear the cloth. The physics must remain stable without exploding.show more

Epic Games released the Machine Learning Deformer Sample for... Unreal Engine 5.2, which demonstrates how the engine's ML technology can help create a character with deformations driven by full muscle, flesh, and cloth simulation. #ml #UnrealEngine5show more

Pepe Buendia and Agustin Gonzalez unveiled the Cloth Curves... Toolset for #Houdini, a new approach to fabric and clothing creation that relies solely on curves, aiming for more realistic and dynamic results. Learn more: SideFX #simulation #3dshow more

Newton 1.0 is now generally available. 🙌 Take robot... learning to the next level with: 🤖 Stable Articulated & Complex Mechanism Simulation – accurate, reliable machine modeling. 🖐️ High-Fidelity Hydroelastic Contact Modeling – realistic soft contact and touch-based interactions. 🧵 Deformable Body Simulation – simulate cables, cloth, rubber, and other elastic materials with VBD. ⚡ Accelerated Robot Learning at Scale – seamless integration with open simulation and learning frameworks, NVIDIA Isaac Sim and Isaac Lab for scalable workflows. Learn how to integrate this open-source physics engine into your workflow: #NVIDIAGTCshow more

Simple Surgical Practice—No Expensive Simulator Required💪🏅 👉High-quality surgical practice... does not always require sophisticated simulation models—basic materials can be enough to refine needle handling and running sutures. 👉Spare surgical needles (in the OR!) with Kleenex or simple cloth provide an accessible way to repeatedly practice hand control, spacing, bite depth, and suture rhythm.show more

Claude Opus 4.7 vs GPT 5.4 (2/7) Testing how... well these models do with cloth physics simulation, and honestly I'm quite disappointed to see how poorly GPT 5.4 performed here. Performance was pretty bad... it added all the functionality (panning, cutting, dragging the curtain) under one mouse event, causing it to glitch out a lot. The scene also looks kinda shit. Opus 4.7 pretty much nailed the prompt. First of all, the angle and scene it picked are really nice, with the lamp just creeping into the frame. The dragging, wind physics, and cutting all worked. I also had to reprompt gpt 1-2 times to properly build and remove a bunch of ugly ui cards it added on top of the 3d scene. prompt: Build a premium Vite + React interactive cloth simulation of a cozy room curtain using real particle/constraint physics, with structural + shear springs, damping, collisions, and stable real-time deformation. Users should be able to drag the curtain, add wind, and cut constraints, while the experience stays polished, visually elegant, and numerically stable.show more

Seeing all of the little details really come together... is one of those very special and magical moments of video game creation. I love how this cinematic shot from No Rest for the Wicked's opening really came to life with beautiful stylized hand crafted hair and facial animation, striking visual effects with fluid simulation, beautiful set, ship sails flapping against the wind animated by our custom made cloth solver, painterly golden rim lighting and all of this running in our custom Moonity engine in real-time. And of course there's so much more with our story, sound and music for you all to experience! Couldn’t be more proud to work alongside such a world class team at Moon Studios and stoked to see where our April 18th Early Access launch will go from here!show more

PAUSE AT 0:07 AS SHE REACHES HER HAND DIRECTLY... INTO THE LENS. A patio clip of a girl in a plunge halter gown showing off her outfit. Yet it clears 3 generative video bottlenecks: ▫️ Dynamic ruched drape & slit physics: gathered pleats and high leg slit maintain physical cloth simulation during a 360 spin at 0:05 without mesh tearing ▫️ Near-field lens occlusion: hand reaching directly toward the camera at 0:07 with jewelry and manicured fingers resolving with zero digit fusion ▫️ Multi-subject identity introduction: rapid transition at 0:09 introducing a second person with independent facial geometry and zero identity bleed Not a real girl. Not a real dress. Pure compute. Replay twice. Spot the single frame where the render breaks.show more