Cloth Coolness

[Sethren]

This is one the finest and looks to be easiest to use examples of a cloth sim i have seen that works in real time but due to this probably being some personal university research and no questions being answered this will probably never see the light of day, sadly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86Kfs1ou ... re=related

More goodies but requires a stupid purchase thing to access the data.

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_o ... eae8f64de6

[mflerackers]

The video is indeed from a Korean university project from which we have the paper. The other paper I didn't read yet, but I can access it . Thanks.

[Sethren]

Ahh! nice. Now to see this type of technology in MakeHuman would be revolutionary to say the least. Draw your custom clothing template, texture it and drag to fit any figure imaginable. I drool to see this stuff to be implemented and i am sure others as well.

[cortneyrmason]

is youtube link is broken? seems that the link does not work. can you post some alternative link? it looks very interesting. thanks.

[Sethren]

The link is fine. I can not say what is wrong in your case.

[cortneyrmason]

grrr... i found the problem.. it was my browser causing all the trouble.. sorry... anyways that was a great!

[Sethren]

The video was removed by the user.

[ThomasL]

More goodies but requires a stupid purchase thing to access the data.

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_o ... eae8f64de6

You can usually find scientific papers for free, perhaps in preprint form or as conference reports. Googling the corresponding author gave the following hits:
http://www.cadanda.com/V2No6_10.pdf
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.91.4020&rep=rep1&type=pdf

[cortneyrmason]

i want to ask about the link --> http://www.cadanda.com/V2No6_10.pdf. Is the CAD that you are referring here is the autocad?

[sonerd]

The video is indeed from a Korean university project from which we have the paper.

Can you tell the paper title and authors? (the video isn't available anymore)