Clothes In Motion

Developer: Xane Studios

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Blender add-on, tutorial and asset package for cloth design and simulation, with decals, baked sim editing and accessories.

What Clothes In Motion does

Clothes in Motion focuses on cloth design and simulation in Blender, combining an add-on with tutorials and assets. It supports adding detail after a simulation has been baked.

You can place decals and objects like zips, buttons, thread and pockets on cloth, slow or speed up baked simulations, and edit baked simulations in Sculpt and Edit Mode. Ready-made accessories and a rigged character are included. Character and fashion artists get a complete starting set.

Key features

  • Decals and accessories on cloth sims
  • Retime baked simulations
  • Edit baked cache in Sculpt and Edit Mode
  • Includes rigged character

FAQ

Is Clothes In Motion free?

Yes, Clothes In Motion is free. Click the Download Free button on this PluginDex page to get it at no cost.

Which apps does Clothes In Motion work with?

Clothes In Motion works with Blender.

Who develops Clothes In Motion?

Clothes In Motion is developed by Xane Studios. You can find their other plugins on the Xane Studios page of this catalog.

Where can I download Clothes In Motion?

Download Clothes In Motion free from this PluginDex page using the Download Free button. You get free access without paying.

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