Fabric Samples
Film/TV

Here is a collection of eight different fabrics with unique physical behaviour and shaders per fabric (silk, velvet, wool, leather, jersey, raincoat, tulle with embroidery and jeans). In the ROPnet, you can hit Render to generate all the necessary textures.

These examples were created by Andriy Bilichenko for SideFX.

(5 responses)

Asset Type
Scene File | HIP
Published
Oct. 20, 2020
Terms of Use
Standard License
Created in
Houdini 18.5
Categories
Vellum
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CREATED BY

SideFX
SIDEFX

For over thirty five years, SideFX has been providing artists with procedural 3D animation and visual effects tools designed to create the highest-quality cinematic results. We are passionate about what our customers do because our roots are in production, both as artists and as pioneering technical innovators.

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COMMENTS

  • EdganHomt 4 years, 1 month ago  | 

    Damm these are some quite advanced setups, they look amazing.

  • chefstevehansen 4 years, 1 month ago  | 

    Does the possibility exist to incorporate presets into the vellum solver similar to the wood/glass/concrete presets in RBD at some point in future releases?

  • w007s 4 years, 1 month ago  | 

    There are no textures in the archive, where can I download them?

  • rmagee 4 years ago  | 

    You can find the textures in the COP networks - they were set up in Houdini

  • vazelevz 3 years, 3 months ago  | 

    This is very helpful, thanks !

  • HygienicIn3D 2 years, 4 months ago  | 

    Excellent. Thank you for sharing.

  • CihanKenar 2 years, 3 months ago  | 

    I love the setup for the wool! thank you so much for this~!

  • bumba 2 years, 3 months ago  | 

    Hi Andriy,
    This morning I thought it might be nice to have some cloth presets and I started to think about test scenes and so on. So I googled Houdini fabric presets in order to get a head start. Now I am looking at this hip of yours. It is a gem. It does not only contain the cloth presets, it includes a thought out test environment, it is a complete guide to recreating materials up to the a fiber level, creating textures in cop, creating wool on a thread level, hair ...
    It really scares me to think how much fantastic material I am just skipping over.
    Love and cheers

  • Andriy Bilichenko 1 year ago  | 

    Thanks! I'm happy to be useful to you all ;)

  • 2Purple 2 months ago  | 

    This is sweet, ty!

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