Real-time cloth simulation in UE5 and uDraper plugins 

Just needs a velocity cap or somethin

Yeah, that's going to be whatever physics settings the dev set for each of the hair bones.

The hands also look kinda off tbh, but I guess the cool cloth makes up for it

Im pretty sure the character model is basic to show off the clothes

Don't worry, there are hair simulations, too. We probably just don't have a computer strong enough yet, to handle combining the two together.

this needs PIN

yes, pin this 😁

this should get pinned indeed

5. It looks silly

inb4 dedicated uDraper cards like PhysX

You can simulate more complex material interaction with a pre-calculated solution, but the compute time needed is astronomical in comparison to ~16.6ms/frame for 60fps. Even this simulation was noted as consuming almost all of a contemporary GPU's power just to run the simulation, character, and simple rendering... still, the rate of progress is amazing and one day we'll see it!

In the next 5 years maybe yes

Cant material be done with shader with appropriate mesh.

What do you mean? Ain't all clothes made of silk? **Lights cigar with burning 100 bill**

@@darkowl9 most fascinating

True, it reminds me of the exaggerated female characters’ breast that start jiggling like crazy if you just rotate her or take a walk. It can definitely be appealing, but a bit ridiculous. The green dress in the video has some nice resistance, but that pink shirt? The stretch and jiggling is not close to cotton or even some synthetic materials. But I would still like this hyper aesthetic for something like a funky video game. Kudos to the animator!

@@wilgefortisohlin568 hahaha wind has a very tiny effect on that. the issue is the physics itself which isn't set up properly, not that wind resistance isn't included lmao.

@@Danuxsy you must have confused my comment with someone else’s, I have not used the word “wind” even once.

@@Danuxsy For the resistance, I meant that the green dress resists pulling. It does not stretch far away, rather it stops at certain point which is nice.

It does not flow because of the air passing by, it is because of inertia and gravity. Maybe if you are beside a tornado...

“Software gets slower, faster than hardware gets faster.” - Niklaus Wirth’s Law of software. Remember "But can it run Crysis?"?

my pc screen has turning black, before it burn

My pc crash already trying to install UE4

@@vivoslibertos ha, amateur, my pc doesn't even run the epic games launcher

huh yall have kiddy stuff going on, my mouse just exploded before clicking the download UE5 button :/

My PC just shutdown after seeing unreal engine results on Google.

...and that are actually easy enough to implement for indie devs

@@velius_development true

Clueless

Things always impacts in a level, the difference is the power of the computer, what i hope is that the hardware to do it will not be too expensive

@@e6lan160 ?

Yeah, this makes it look like the clothes she wears is suuuuper duper thin. As impressive as this is, real clothes aren't as flowy. It's a step in the right direction though!

Yup looks like all she wears is silk 🤔

@@Akaynonek It is, because the move animation, silk and cotton hybrid clothes in my opinion, they are soft a littlebit but bouncy at the sametime like these hybrid textiles, also it is really popular so no wonder if they decided the cotton+silk hybrid clothes I forgot this material's name I forgot lot of the "textile class"

This feels way too bouncy for me. Even silk doesnt move this way.

@@fairlysleepy yeah, it looks more like swimsuit material. still pretty to watch tho

Those aren't just any traffic cones, they're VLC traffic cones

In case there's traffic nearby, don't want any collisions

Truly their methods are beyond our understanding.

The same reason she is a human/snow leopard hybrid. Duh.

Completely unrealistic, it ruins the immersion

I think if its elastic its not actually cloth simulatiom but mesh on mesh which saves gpu a lot lol because it does not need to include physics besides rigid body. This is proper cloth indeed but mesh will still work for actual rubber clothes lol like boots. Btw i wish demo with something more rigid as hat it should also work but should be more constrained compared to free cloth

If they add air resistance then it's not called UE5, it's called MATLAB

@p a r e o true 😂😂😂

Id be interested in cloth thickness differences too.

Another comment explaining a few things about this plug-in said that unfortunately it will fail in cases of rapid movement

yeah still very impressive but looks more like clothy latex or polyester or something

The look completely depend on the parameter and mesh density. People do realistic cloth all the time for movie VFX using the exact same kind of simulation. In some case really the exact same because many studio use unreal now for VFX. The thing is that their goal it to make it look real instead of make it look cute. To make it look real somebody need to increase mesh density and increase stiffness. But doing this make the cloth quite boring compared to ultra soft silk-ish material. So ... As far as I know it is mostly a choice and secondly an optimization because higher mesh density indeed use more resources. Still both style use the same basic math for the simulation.

When graphics become to realistic, to the point where we can't tell the difference between real and game. I'm going outside to touch grass for the rest of my life.

@@1beatcher lol

This look more realistic then the real life.

@@reevus01 cus u never see real life i guess

@@NotUwU-_- not gonna lie the furthest i went out during a period of 5 months from march is 66 steps to the store.. It's the effect of covid the practice of home quarantine, if i have a good net, accessible food water and a pc i don't really like to go out.

my pc would melt and explode

@@reevus01 not even a walk outside. wtf

If it's used by vtubers for scenes, it doesn't need to render the entire environment. This means they can shrink it down somewhat, and reduce simulation levels a bit.

pretty sure that for now those AI models are very hard to get access to, and i would say that it will stay this way for a few years, so we gotta wait still

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Unreal Engine has always looked good. Just look at Kayak VR

We're getting there!

no new tech here, cloth simulation has been around for years only new thing here is instant rendering coming from UE5's new feature "Lumen"

meanwhile my youtube reccomendations: let me show you tifa each time with less clothes and more bounce physics

Cloth sim in UE be available for a long time (really long time). But this looks more stable than NvCloth (ancestor of Nvidia Apex cloth).

it doesn't even look that good to me. it looks like fricken loose lycra. there's no real weight or friction in the folds, and it's far too stretchy. it doesn't stand up to close examination.

Also burning GPU processors

wtf man

LMAO

the body is 3D, but the face is still in 2D lol

I don't know if you've ever seen long hair before or how it actually acts but the hair physics are atrocious, the cloth physics are good though

@@vlork666 prolly because the focus is on the cloth physics, not the hair lol

@@vlork666 I like to think so much of the processing went into the clothes that this guy had to use basic elasticity physics for the hair or his gpu would've died

@@vlork666 agreed. The hair should have much more weight.

Well... closer. These clothes can't interact with themselves and won't experience friction or bunching, and can't interact with the environment at all. You'll notice the hair acting kind of weird here. These clothes also wouldn't be effected by contact with other surfaces and it would immediately break the illusion. Plus this uses an entire GPU so there's nothing left for anything besides these garments. I doubt it would even function with a more realistic model because there's just not enough power. The real experience will be when multiple high resolution characters can be rendered in real time at 120+ FPS interacting with each other in the middle distance while the player does some light gardening. So like 30 more years.

@@chrismanuel9768 At 120fps and inside a 8K VR headset with multiple focal lengths and 200° FOV (And yes, 8K is noticeable in VR, 4K feels like a 720p monitor with how close the screen is) Probably another 40 years!

My dad, a Scout Ranger. Told me he never wanted to be a pilot because they don't get to see their enemy's face before they kill them, So he wanted to fight as one of the most elite forces in AFP, the Scout Rangers, he really pushed his limits to be a part of them. He's been wounded and been on the news multiple times, awarded by the president in 2017 for his heroic deeds. Death brushed past him a few times. He has killed terrorists with knives, and anything he could find, looking them in the eyes while doing it as a resemblance of respect before he takes them away from their families forever. But these anime girls have no resemblance of humanity, their eyes lay empty and soulless, just like terrorists, they mask their face not wanting to reveal their identity, neither realizing being easier to maim and kill.

My dad, a Scout Ranger. Told me he never wanted to be a pilot because they don't get to see their enemy's face before they kill them, So he wanted to fight as one of the most elite forces in AFP, the Scout Rangers, he really pushed his limits to be a part of them. He's been wounded and been on the news multiple times, awarded by the president in 2017 for his heroic deeds. Death brushed past him a few times. He has killed terrorists with knives, and anything he could find, looking them in the eyes while doing it as a resemblance of respect before he takes them away from their families forever. But these anime girls have no resemblance of humanity, their eyes lay empty and soulless, just like terrorists, they mask their face not wanting to reveal their identity, neither realizing being easier to maim and kill.

@@angelo08280 ok

Wow sick. We devs normally don't got those and had to download it manually or make it ourselves

Welp that's it lads, all we need is UE5 to get bitches

@@PyroFTB but ur bitches never be real.

Lmao

GPU frying model

@@skejeton seems legit 💀

the last thing you want. have you seen the people make games video where people (the baby creation move) eachother in vrchat with bluetooth?

Lol, your username is impossible to ignore

I don't get it, what's the point of you copying and pasting random comments on small videos like these?

@@namaco2201 for you to click on their profile then on the website displayed there

TBH this isn't quite consumer yet. This is a tech demo, nothing more. It's still way too ressource intensive to be put into an actual game.

Heh..

Ikr _💀_

That's still gonna be 5-10 years at least. This is impressive, but this only works in a demo scene with nothing else in it. This is so ressource intensive that this wouldn't work in any real game. A walking simulator maybe, but not anything with actual gameplay.

@@EskChan19 Yeah, but at least we get a glimpse of it now. There's still a bit of.... what I call imperfectness here and there (like the stretch not following the fat of the body, and the body itself is as stiff as plastic. Then there's issue of "mounting points" where only certain parts of the cloth can be moved and feel like they're being pinned by tacks instead of clothes being worn on a body - if that makes sense) 5-10 years is a bit long, but reasonable for this caliber of engine. I hope we get to see improvements overtime.

It is possible to do a lot more than soft elastic fabric already. The thing is when we do other type of more rigid material people do not even notice it is a cloth simulation. Mostly why demo always stick with extremely soft silk. 99% sure you already seen thing like car crash VFX where the sheet metal is cloth sim without even thinking that it could be the case. Other example are foam, cushion ,rubber balloon, car tire, cardboard, paper, All of these were done more than once with cloth sim in multiple VFX and animation shot. But yeah like I said people do not notice when it is not super soft silk.

Ubisoft's Assassin's creed has nice cloth physics

@@cocobos we don't say nice things about Ubisoft. Only whinging allowed.

@@grantusthighs9417 why? They made excellent single player games

@@cocobos because you get Internet brownie points for hating them nowadays.

@@grantusthighs9417 so you don’t even know why you’re “supposed” to hate them? 💀 i recommend reading about it then..

Maybe in about 10 years.

I assume it uses most resources available. So it's preformant as long as you don't add anything else to your world.

@@DrTheRich ah yes, a modern game that only has 1 character that eats up 99% of your processing power

no it requires a nvidia gpu

@@으으으으으으으으으으 my guys using the wrong formula but getting the right answer. Or atleast it sounds like 'a normal game wouldn't use this because it requires an nvidia graphics card.' which I guess is fair but that functionality could be added so the question is moreso performance. @Sedokun made a comment a day after you(verified_tinker), detailing it better.

@@Wayloz ok

Though there is already a couple of peoples who do MMD with cloth simulation.

Lol

When consumer-end systems can handle it.

Its more good than marvelous but you must remake cloth from their plugin too, cannt use own .obj and its still too expensive each month

@@sakattodesign9927 thank you for your response. Its very good to know

That’s what prevents a sim from being real-time

And now you take 3 days of computations for a 60s rendering.

? bro stop

@@bamerino the science team does not back down!

@@bamerino You know how many technologies were pushed and created to forward his thinking since the internet started?

We all know what's gonna happen with cloth simulation 😁

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