Hi Andy,

Nice test, and nice test scene/environment.
The slight crinkly motion reminds me of clay-mation or stop-mo. It has a real
quality to it, kinda like a perfect mix between frame-to-frame hand animation
and simulation.
By crinkly motion, i mean the sudden changes from frame to frame in the form of
the creases. It looks just like aliasing in time - is that what it is?
It's good to see how well the cloth behaves when colliding with dynamic shapes.

do more tests!!

benp


Andy Cocker wrote:

> Hi,
>
> This is the result of my first Clothray experiment. Unfortunately, I haven't
> yet managed to work out the effect that each variable has on the cloth's
> behaviour, so this is more the result of trial and error than planned
> outcome. I hope you like it anyway.
>
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> Andy Cocker
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