How to Quickly Export Cloth Animation from Marvelous Designer to Blender 

how to export texture along with the animation from CLO to blender. Please help.

@Cayson Tadeo no one cares

@@akshatmishra9234 that's also the problem, how to put the texture stay

Bro, can this be used in games?

it really is, blender cloth is still so fidgety

You are a savior

Yup it’s crazy

Thank you so much, Nate! :-)

Yup but cpu simulations seem to give better result. Tested with Ryzen 9 5950x VS Saphire Radeon 6800XT

@@FyresGames Cool, I did not knew that, haven't messed with MD for years now.

:D Damn, it never occured to me :) Srry for misinformation ;)

@@MartinKlekner No worries, there is a nice article about it here: www.blendernation.com/2019/11/18/interview-with-vaughan-ling-of-love-death-robots-the-witness/

That's a nice link. Coola animation

i already did this but somehow its still in 90 degrees

@@sevenfoldismDrummer1 same, have you found a solution about it ?

@@technobridge7136 Don't forget to apply rotation to the armature as well. Might have to move the avatar back to center and set the origin but that fixed the rotation issue for me.

Thank you! Will do!

It is because of the Mesh Sequence Cache modifier, did you find a solution yet?

@@UpEnvision hey i have difficulty to texture my model in blender afterwards can you give me a tip please

simple. you dont attach it to character. sew it to something. attaching something to skin doesn't make sense realistically.

Yeah for the me I can kinda get the animation right but have no idea how to get the md textures on it

did you found a way to do it? please help

I don't see this process is so incredible usefull, because what can you use it for without textures?

Did you figure it out? Looks like the creator of this vid is too busy or doesn’t care lol.

Select the clothes and go to the modifiers, in the part of "read data" deactivate "UV"

@@camilocarreno8672 hey ! it doesnt work for me, the texture is just showing as slightly transperent and grey... any other setiings to twick ? thanks !

@@louiseb9504 I don't know why, have you already tried to delete that texture and create another one?

Did you find a solution?

Hello! I think I am trying to figure out something similar! Did you have any luck?

To the last one could be two answers, either GPU cloth simulation or speeding up the screen recording ;-) also, it was a very simple garment with particle distance of 20. For anything denser, e.g. distance of 5 or lower, or multiple layers, this would be a lot slower I assume.

Solved, just export as a MDD Cache

@@LuizFelipe-nh6ow Thank u for this!!! how did you manage to import mdd to blender?

@@audreyv.u.c.a I made a quick video showing the process: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Lja6QwCVRkA.html

@@LuizFelipe-nh6ow THANK U !!!!!

i also want to know

You ever find out? I wanted to use bones in the clothing.

Nobody answered you guys, so I will. There are two types of animations : real-time, and baked. Real-Time, as its name suggests... works in real-time. You can affect the moving object, because it will animate itself each frame depending on its 3D environment. Baked animations, however, are built beforehands. That means no matter what you try to do to it, it won't work. *It's the same difference as a Live video and a recorded one.* You can't change a recorded film no matter what ; but you can photobomb in front of a camera to affect the live video. This tutorial shows how to export a baked animation. It works for Blender, for Unity, for Unreal, *but in no way will you be able to affect this animation that was pre-recorded.* This is useful in games for background dynamics. For example, in fighting games like Smash Bros or Dead or Alive, sometimes there are characters in the background. The player can't interact at all with them, so you can bake their animations. On the contrary, if you want to apply clothes to a character you're playing as, you need to rig the clothes. Unreal Engine has built-in features for that, called Clothes Physics. It's fairly simple: you only need a character with clothes as a separate mesh. You just "paint" the parts of the clothes mesh that need to move. However, it's much lower quality. That's because it's made to work smoothly in real-time. You can also use some sort of dynamic bones with rigidbody constraints: you give the clothes its own bones that will animate the clothes, and the rigidbody prevents the clothes from clipping through the character. But this is much more complicated to learn, and not as satisfying as realistic clothes simulation. Long story short : Marvelous Designer provides very realistic and satisfying clothes motion, but that can't be affected in real time. In games, you can only use those animations for cutscenes and background items (things the player won't interact with).

Same here. Did you find a fix yet?

Try parenting the garment to the armature and then just rotate the armature? It may help ;)

@@MartinKlekner I think I managed by locking the armature. Thank you!

@@Zantonny Thanks I'll try it

I use CLO 3d

having the same issue...

Hello, not Mixamo, just Fuse ;)

@@MartinKlekner Ah, ok thanks :) It's such a great resource, I didn't know it existed. Thanks for pointing it out. Do you know by any chance a place to get (hopefully for free) good character models?

@Yusuf Musaoglu It works. Thanks!