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Discover how easy it is to use the cloth simulator to create fluffy realistic towels.

Posted on: April 23, 2014Author: Andrew PriceCategory: Architecture, Simulations, TutorialsTags:

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How to Make Towels - Blender Tutorial

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In this tutorial you will discover:

The basics of the cloth simulator

How to simulate a realistic hanging towel

Use the particle system to create fluffy fur

Ever wonder why so many architectural interiors look cold and uninviting? Everythings hard. You wouldnt want to livein a house filled entirely with hard surfaces, so its no wonder were repulsed when seeing them in renders.

Fabric helps contrasts hard surfaces with flowing soft, comforting material. If youre finished an interior and theres no

organic surfaces (soft, flowing shapes) then add some.

In this tutorial Ill show the tips and tweaks to get nice fluffy towels that complement your scene instead of detractingfrom it.

Final Result

Download the Finished .blend

The techniques in the tutorial can be used for creating pretty much any soft fabric; tablecloths, blankets, silk bedding etc.Go nuts

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Creating the Towel

1. Start a new scene. Delete all the default objects and replace with a Plane. Scale it double along the X axis(S>X>2).

2. In edit mode, add a vertical loop cut in the middle of the Plane, so that the faces are even.

3. Subdivide the Plane (W>Subdivide) and in the toolbar set it to 50 cuts:



4. Go back to Object Mode, enable Cloth under the Physics panel, then check Pinning.



5. Go in to Weight Paint Mode (Shift+TAB) and draw a dot where you want the towel to hang from.



6. In the cloth settings, select Group for the Pinning.



7. Increase the Cloth Quality Steps to 12, and enable Self Collision.



8. Then adjust these settings:



Creating the Wall for Collision

1. Add a large Plane at the back of the towel object and position the towel object at the top.



2. Rotate the towel object along the x-axis so theres less of a drop when the simulation bakes.



3. Select the back plane object and under the Physics panel, enable Collision.



4. Select the towel object and under the Cloth Cache tab of the Physics panel, set the End to 100, then click Bake.



5. Playback the animation and once youre satisfied with the look of the towel, go to the Modifiers Panel and hitApply under the Cloth Modifier.



Scene Setup and Lighting

1. Add a Spot Lamp and position it as shown:



2. Add a Camera to the Scene and frame as desired.



3. Select the Spot Lamp and set the strength to 4000 and shadow size to 2m.



Creating the Towel Material

1. Select the towel object and add a new material with this node setup:



2. Add a Fresnel node (Input > Fresnel) to control the Factor of the Mix Shader.



3. Add a Translucent node and connect it to the setup with an Add Shader.



4. To have further control over the color of the towel, add in an RGB node and connect it to the Diffuse node.



5. Add in a MixRGB (Color > MixRGB) node and connect it to the Velvet node to make the velvet effect brighter.



6. Add another MixRGB node and connect it it between the RGB and the Translucent node, but set the second

color to black to make the translucent effect darker.



Heres the finished material node setup for the towel:



7. Add a Solidify Modifier to the towel object and set the thickness to 2mm.



8. Add an Edge Split Modifier so theres no artifacts near the edges of the towel.



Adding Hair Particles to the Towel

1. Create a new Particle System for the towel object with these initial settings.



2. Increase the number of particles and set a low Display percentage to reduce the memory load in the viewport.



3. Check Advanced, and modify the Brownian and Random amounts to give the fur a more natural look.



4. In the Cycles Hair Settings, set the Root and Tip to 0.40.



5. Increase the total number of particles to 1 million:



6. In Edit Mode and select the entire mesh except the bottom edge, and a strip above it as shown:



7. In the Object Data panel, go to the Vertex Group and assign the selected vertices a Weight of 1.



8. Then in the particle settings, vertex group options, set Density to Group.



Finished!



Side note: The Architecture Academy will be opening its doors again in three weeks! So leading up to its releaseyoull see more tutorials and articles related to Architecture. Ive got a few surprises on the way

Create something cool from this tutorial? Post it in the comments below!

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About Andrew Price

User of Blender for 9+ years. I've written tutorials for 3d World Magazine and spoken at three Blender conferences.My goal is to help artists get employed in the industry by making training accessible and easy to understand. I'm anAussie and I live in South Korea ;)READ MORE

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Phillip Mcelraft 4 hours ago

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can you do some tuts on instruments, i made some like these but i think they stink, i have to finish

them out

Phillip Mcelraft 4 hours ago

1000000 particles and 5 hours at 300 samples

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Sam Pearce 4 hours ago

Very easy and simple, Cheers mate.

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NewArt2000 9 hours ago

It has been a while since I followed one your tutorials. This one was great fast and straight to the point.

I nailed it on the first try. Keep up the good work Mr. Price. Here is my result.

http://newart2000.wordpress.co...

shadowlights 10 hours ago

Five is better than one, a bit tricky to copy frames from the same simulation for the variations, but it

can be done with the corrective shape keys.

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GlennD 10 hours ago

Haha, for a moment there, you reminded me of Austin Powers :D

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Guest 10 hours ago

One more towel, what a silly thing you got us all making...

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Guest 10 hours ago

Hey, one more towel, what a silly thing you got us all making...

Sandu G 11 hours ago

I really love your tutorials Andrew, They have helped me a lot. Here is a quick render of my towel that I

made. Have u considered doing a modelling tutorial of an animal or a specific character (eg: iron man).

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Deborah Douglas 11 hours ago

Here is my render. I love your tutorials!

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Dale Forbes 12 hours ago

I'm leaving work really excited I get to do this tonight when I get home. I've completely transformed into

a Blender nerd.

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Bera 12 hours ago

This is my go at it. Made the hair finer and added a small texture to fill in the gaps without fur.

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shachar harshuv 6 hours ago Bera

look good. seems like you put a texture of the Towel like adrew price did and didn't show

(AUm!)

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Bera 6 hours ago shachar harshuv

Thanks. Just realized that he also had a texture in his final.

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Alireze 8 hours ago Bera

that's pretty smart, something looked weird about the parts that had no fur, this fixed it up!

Garth von Ahnen 13 hours ago

That was fun!

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Crimson Call 13 hours ago

OK, after wondering why my Blender crashed it looks like it was the fault of the Bump node. Got rid of

it and it doesn't crash now but now my "stripes" are textureless :/ Oh well, I'm still a noob with bump

and normal maps anyway.

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Thadeus 13 hours ago

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Hope you guys like what I've done with it! Even though my computer can't handle more particles than

this, I am pretty content!

(The tiles are 100% 3D and improvised, there is no texture in this image what so ever.)

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ToyBearz 13 hours ago

Here is my result, I added a normal map to the towel to make it look more like a fabric and not rubber :)

http://i.imgur.com/J89Yf3R.jpg

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shachar harshuv 14 hours ago

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here is my finished result:

[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/YJooDE0.png[/IMG]

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Ney Carvalho 14 hours ago

thats mine. . .in some hours after received the e-mail

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NazzarenoG 15 hours ago

My cloth simulation moves incredibly slow. Someone knows how can I fix it?


By some odd reason, I can't render my final result :( Every time I hit F12 I get this at the console before

it freezes and closes. What does it means it can't synchronize the object? I tried to open a new file and

append the towel only but it only freezes when I point the camera straight at the towel itself then it

freezes.

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Shashank Duhan 5 hours ago Crimson Call

Nice render ;)

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Crimson Call 15 hours ago Crimson Call

A new pic showing the message before it freezes.

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Erdorath 14 hours ago Crimson Call

I'm not sure, but I think that you don't have enough RAM to store all

the hair particles. Try to lower the child particles a bit maybe? Also,

if you are rendering with GPU, try with CPU rendering

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Txemi Jendrix 15 hours ago

Thanks, not only for this tutorial but for all the ones you've made. It's always a pleasure to watch them,

always learning something new, great tips, good humor... Thank you for your hard work and for sharing

it with all of us.

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stewkelly 16 hours ago

Thanks for this very useful tutorial Andrew. Soft fabric will make the difference with architectural

renders.

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Alan 16 hours ago

Would someone please make part of the towel wet? And let us noobs know how it's done?

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it seems like the texture is mised

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Still trying to figure out from the finish blend file

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No one is angry because he didn't explaine everything??

Andy 16 hours ago shachar harshuv

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Intermediate!

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shachar harshuv 15 hours ago Andy

it is not so hard.

finaly I got to do it.

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Jan 16 hours ago shachar harshuv

Calm down. How can you be angry!?

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Claudio 16 hours ago

Again a very..very..very useful tutorial, thank you Andrew!

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sometimes you are doing something in the finished result wich is not explained in the video. what

about the lines on the towel where there is that space line? what about those folding in the edge?

Handsome 17 hours ago

Thx a lot Andrew!



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nastys 17 hours ago

White looks better :)

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islandboy 18 hours ago

Here is my render, only 25 samples on this one, I am only able to use my laptop right now, and even

just the 25 samples took me almost 25 minutes. Anyways, thanks for the awesome tutorial as always!

I've always wondered how to make something look fluffy like a towel...

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I always wanted to know how to make good towel materials. This one will come in handy :)

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Regz 18 hours ago

love this tutorial cause you explain from scratch to the final render that you use to make your splash

screen (? not sure this the good word) like in the beer and the very old tutorials :-)

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raitoringo 18 hours ago

This is my render with 150 samples. thank you for this useful tutorial!

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Benedikt Dreher 19 hours ago

Here is my render with 100 samples. Thanks alot for the tutorial and keep it going!

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Amogh 20 hours ago

Love the fresh morning shower......

Here's my render.

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Regz 18 hours ago Amogh

Nice :) You should had a bump map to the wall, it looks a little fake

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Tobias Milliken 20 hours ago

Great tutorial as always:D

Just wanted to say with real towels the strip in the middle is not very smooth :D

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nastys a day ago

Rendered with 2000 samples

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Carlos B. a day ago

A useful shorcut! Press "Shift + z" to alternate between the "Solid view" and the "Renderer view"!

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