I'd like to have a piece of meat with netting over it, like what's in the reference. If possible I want it animated (the netting is loose at the beginning and slowly tightens up).
My first thought was using Vellum, but as you can see the strings are very thin. I suppose the meat would need to be extremely high-poly for the strings to "get in", right? Or am I overthinking?
Or is it easier to just model it with some animated parameters instead of simulation?
I would start by making the meat a vellum softbody. Then I would make the twine into vellum hair. If you animate the rest length scale you can make the twine contract. You'll need sufficient resolution on meat softbody to get decent bulging. Check out the vellum masterclasses on how to animate the rest length
lucap1 I would start by making the meat a vellum softbody. Then I would make the twine into vellum hair. If you animate the rest length scale you can make the twine contract. You'll need sufficient resolution on meat softbody to get decent bulging. Check out the vellum masterclasses on how to animate the rest length
I understand how to animate the rest length. But as you said the meat needs to have rather high res and I don't have a workstation (just a regular PC) so I kinda worry about it... maybe I'll do it anyway and see how long it takes.
