How to Model Realistic Cloth Wrinkles | 3D Modeling Tutorial

In this tutorial I will try to model realistic cloth wrinkles without cloth simulation, we will use Cinema 4D`s powerful deformers and noise to get that effect.
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[@nuncatto]

your latest tutorials are out of this world man, so useful content

[@polygonpen]

Thanks man.

[@Jarbrain]

This video would have been perfect for a project that I was working on, where the client wanted a text in shapes as balloons. Thank you for sharing.

[@polygonpen]

Super

[@elissitdesign]

It should be noted that your stretched noise deformer to create folds will not work properly if you polygon geometry is square. They need to be rectangular lengthwise in the direction of the folds.
Awesome tutorial!

[@polygonpen]

Yeah you are right

[@Ricardo-de9ju]

​@@polygonpenI could notice it also, texture projection wrapping around doesn't work. Maybe we need UVs for that. Pin that comment, it will help people not getting frustrated.

[@rasandavalery9853]

Wow, I really needed this one! Thanks!

[@JcmotionDesign]

Hyper interessant. Merci beaucoup, vos vidéos sont très précieuse. Merci

[@SidharthGanguly]

Wow man that displacer restriction trick is so useful! Thanks a lot man!

[@polygonpen]

Thanks!

[@javalijavardo5411]

Awesome tutorial!! Keep them coming!! cheers!

[@creativekonoha4826]

Thank you for this

[@1upmotiongraphics181]

I had no idea you could use a field for a displacement falloff. That just opened up a world of possibilities.

[@polygonpen]

Yeah, there are many alternative ways to model in C4D.

[@said199785]

you are a Master lol
we want more tut on industrial products modeling with c4d
thanks

[@rubenscheer]

Wow, thanks for letting us know how the restriction tag works. Didn't know this.. Really helpful!!!

[@sr-alex]

Amazing tutorial, dude you nail it every time I watch your tutorials.

[@polygonpen]

Thank you very much :)

[@fluxstandard8364]

Thank you

[@peetca]

Best tutorials on the planet!

[@design.alexander]

Great technique. Thank you!

[@jamstechstudios]

Awesome, ever since I found your channel, it has been a place for me to learn more advanced tricks. Thank you for this

[@jimmenez3668]

you have some of the best tutorials on youtube keep dropping these modeling courses my man

[@polygonpen]

Thank you Jim

[@dhidavidhuys8487]

thanks man great tutorial

[@sonatahd9877]

very nice

[@McRibs]

Nice! Best part is the ending ;p

[@polygonpen]

Haha :D

[@McRibs]

I love this technique. I use vertex maps with the vertex map node in octane to paint in displacement, bump, and additional coloration on textures. I really like this method, and haven't thought about how it could be used with deformers. I'd be interested in seeing if there's a way to bake that high poly mesh into a displacement or normal map and wrap it onto a lower poly object.

[@cobusprinsloo]

A very useful tut, thank you!

[@kiddish10]

Awesome tip. You deserve more views and likes. Thanks.

[@polygonpen]

Thanks :)

[@ismailonuk5049]

Thans for the great tip. Very useful.

[@aaaaa-j5h]

Best tutorial!

[@dianatwix5104]

Great and very realistic! thanks

[@MAPA3MA]

Magic!

[@thefloydian1876]

Thank you very much

[@Igor-fd8iz]

Thank you!

[@antoniogarzon390]

Good!

[@Mr_Mo]

Nice tutorial ! Thanks for sharing

[@TMD_Produktion]

Brilliant! Very easy to follow.

[@polygonpen]

Thanks

[@OzivandoFernandes]

very very very thanks, man!!

[@optimus6858]

Epic

[@bumblebee9394]

Very cool.

[@KeyCG2020]

great job!

[@polygonpen]

Thanks!

[@ednardomauricio]

Nice tutorial!

[@ayasbangas]

thanks bro.. here's a like..

[@thefloydian1876]

Subbed man you have really helpful things here ❤️🔥🔥

[@polygonpen]

Thank you, welcome :)

[@makfarik]

Thanks. Nice

[@AB-mv1mb]

Awesome!

[@Geancg]

Genius!

[@kimnhu7278]

Hello. I've found out that C4D R23 and later versions have removed the Paint Tool from Character window, so I'm stuck at the painting step. Could you please make another video of this tutorial for these new versions, or guide me how to do this using new tools? I'd appreciate that. Thank you so much.

[@polygonpen]

Hey, the newer ones have the paint tool, if you can't find it just search it ( SHIFT + C )

[@kimnhu7278]

@@polygonpen oh yes I found it. Thank you so much.

[@teacher3027]

nice dude

[@user-fu2ew8ud9b]

good

[@piplsacademy]

I wish i could give you a million likes!... i have been wondering how i can add cloth wrinkles to my models and voilà... thanks a million

[@polygonpen]

Thank you :) awesome

[@oriolysmedia]

Amazing, thanks for these tips, I normally do this in substance painter, may I ask you which hotkey did you use to blur it?

[@polygonpen]

Press shift and paint.

[@oriolysmedia]

@@polygonpen Thank you Sir!

[@nuilauridsen4019]

Now I know why you don't have any dislikes :) thanks!

[@polygonpen]

Haha Thanks

[@yusufgol]

Muhteşem 👌👌👌

[@melbendigo]

My Weight Tool doesn't paint at all... any suggestions? It's set to Add, Strength 100%, Brush Radius 75. Thanks!

[@polygonpen]

It may act weirdly sometimes, try to do it again.

[@oanhhuynh1619]

2:20 I dont have same this hic...

[@ricardoneri809]

The paint tool for the vertex weigth is missing in s24 do you know where is it? pls :(

[@polygonpen]

No, it is still there, under selection menu.

[@Murathanaksoz]

eline sağlık

[@polygonpen]

Tesekkurler:)

[@Murathanaksoz]

@@polygonpen türkçe filan sakın yapma abi. yemin ederim değmez. ne kıymet bilirler ne vefa. zaten diğer türkler gelir bok atar anca. sakın abi aman. ne zorluklarla bu iş öğrenilir zerre haberleri yok. kıymet bilmek diye bir şey zaten yok. sevgiler dostum

[@polygonpen]

Sagolasin, oyle bisey dusunuyordum ama oyle diyince bi kafam karisti

[@Murathanaksoz]

@@polygonpen gerek yok hiç emeklerine yazık

[@polygonpen]

Peki, aklimda tutucam.

[@editorarvindkumar2914]

Hi bro any phone model tutorial

[@polygonpen]

Maybe soon.

[@jakewyand6765]

When I have my selection and click set vertex weight, I do not get the red and yellow weights. Nothing happens at all... anyone have any idea why this is happening?

[@polygonpen]

Are you sure you are on point mode.

[@jakewyand6765]

@@polygonpen Yep! I am on point mode but only get the highlighted points and no yellow and red shading. I still went ahead and tried to use the paint tool and it does nothing. Maybe I have a setting turned off?

[@polygonpen]

Are you sure you select "Set Vertex weight", not "Set Selection", It should turn red even if you don`t select any points

[@mahadihasansany6032]

how to get this effect in maya ???

[@polygonpen]

I am not sure, sorry :(

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[@vacniles6674]

What no dislikes

[@polygonpen]

yay :)

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[@polygonpen]

может быть

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[@polygonpen]

I translated Maybe in Russian, didn`t work apparently.

[@kamykcod4]

are u polish? Oo

[@polygonpen]

No, Turkish

[@kamykcod4]

@@polygonpen haha "kable" is polish word, so thats why I thought so.. love your tuts!

[@polygonpen]

haha thanks