@peanar3d: Fixing Homelander's Cape Physics Software Used: Blender 5.2 Alpha Extra tips: • You can add extra subdivision to the cape after the simulation by selecting it and pressing Ctrl + 1. • If the cape feels too loose, try increasing Vertex Mass and Bending Stiffness. My settings: Vertex Mass: 10 kg, Bending Stiffness: 40. • If the cape clips through the character, adjust the character’s Collision Thickness Outer. My version used 0.001. • If the character model is split into too many separate meshes or the geometry is not clean, the cloth can get caught on the model. Cleaning up the mesh or simplifying the collision objects can help. • You can increase Object Collision Quality in the Cloth settings. I used 12. • Cloth speed depends on your frame rate. For 60 FPS, something around 0.3–0.5 can work well. 3D character model: “Homelander” by VITU6018 on Sketchfab — CC Attribution. Source: https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/homelander-3c34b4bb0ebb489b9816a329f1af4f3b #blender #blendertutorial #3danimation #clothsimulation #homelander #theboys #3d

Zero :

“Homelander deserves better” No he dont 💔

🦢 :

Urgh Homelander looks so hot

whatdehek2 :

Tell this to the invincible animators

TT-GlitchBot 🤖 :

who's doing this

KyleBrah :

تيم🫒 :

watching this like im gonna animate

️Spidey :

now why on EARTH would he run

StreamStar :

You want your cape to have a little bit more weight to it than that, idk if you can do that in blender but my bets are yeah.

дверь :

bro use soft body pls

🦢 :

„Homelander deserves better“ yes me

aaaa352880 :

Me watching this knowing damn well I’m never gonna use this:

Reddead2442 :

Rendering is so interesting but fuck all that shit ✌️

Elise Van de Meerssche :

“Homelander deserves better”

GamerBot_Official :

homelander is so ahh