Retail clothes problem

[DaveP]

http://cadenza-3d.co.uk/downloads/cg/sample01.jpg

 

Please help, the attached image is 1 of many for a new client, i do not like the bottom rail of shirts, the extruded shape looks like cardboard.

Have tried some modifiers but still no joy.

Any suggestions??

 

many thanks

DaveP

[Ricardo Eloy]

T-shirts like those are best if modeled. If you're a max user, try the Cloth Extension.

[DaveP]

Please comment on this revised image.

 

many thanks

DaveP

http://cadenza-3d.co.uk/downloads/cg/rfu-cg01.jpg

[kulbir bal]

now it looks good.............how you made it

[STRAT]

they still look like wafers. like they've been deep freezed. and the maps all look the same. as Rick says, best model them.

[DaveP]

The trouble is that this is just a small demo, part of a bid, the actual project has over 200 garments and many more accessories, so i have to find the most efficient way of doing the final 20 Vray views and a animation.

 

thanks for comments so far

 

DaveP

[Ricardo Eloy]

Then again, modeling them you could turn them into VRay Meshes and insert as many as you want as proxy objects.

[Wilko]

What I would try:

 

Firstly, make the hangers and t-shirts a seperate object. Do a mesh select of all the vertices EXCEPT those very close to the neck, and where the hanger would go into the shirt (they should be more rigid). Add a turbo smooth modifier, and change the iterations to 2 or so (maybe just render iters. if you need the computing power while you work on it). Add a noise modifier on top of that, and then change the seed on every shirt, so they appear to be unique t-shirts...

 

Just an idea.