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Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains CurtainWe
will be using Morph Maps & Motion Designer
for this tutorial. This tutorial assumes you
have basic knowledge of LightWave 3D.

The thumbnails lead to screen
captures that are 1600X1200 and are fairly compressed,
but if you are on dial-up and do not wish to
view the images you may not have to as I will
try my best to describe as much as possible in
text.
Click Here to
See Final Animation
(DIVX 5.0.2 - 1.46MB - 640X480)


Step 1:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_01_thumb First
we'll start off in modeler by making a cube.

"WTF? A cube? I wanna make
a curtain!"
I know, just go along with it okay? Smile
I made one that is 3m x 3m x 3m.

Press F2 to center the cube
if its not already.
Step 2:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_02 Next
we'll use the Julienne tool and set the divisions
to 80 and Y axis. Click OK and it should slice
your object 80 times up and down. Then click
the Julienne tool again and leave the parameter
at 80, but this time change the axis to X. Press
OK.

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_03_thumbYour
object should now look something like this (A
dense subdivided square mesh).
Step 3:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_04_thumbNow
we want to rotate the model 45° on the Z
axis from 0,0,0. I would suggest doing this in
the Numeric Panel so that you know its exact.
Once its rotated, repeat the same Julienne operations
(80 X and Y) from step 2.


Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_04.5_thumb Now
rotate the object back (-45° from 0,0,0).

You should now have a crisscross
pattern of subdivided polygons, perfect for deformation.

If you haven't already, delete
the data from all of the layers that the Julienne
tool created.
Save the File!
Step 4:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_05_thumb Now
lasso-select all of the polygons that face the
-Z axis and then press Shift + ' or " to
invert your selection.
Then press Delete.
F2 to center geometry.



Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_06_thumbYou
should have something that resembles this. A
flat highly crisscrossed subdivided plane.

The reason we started out with
a cube is that the Julienne tool works a lot
better when used on an object with a thickness.
Step 5:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_07Now
press Q and give the surface a name like ohhh....Curtain?
Save.
Step 6:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_09_thumb Now
we want to select two rows of points near the
top of the Curtain. I chose the 5th and 6th rows
down from the top so that I leave some fabric
above to give it that frilly foo foo stuff at
the top of most curtains.

I chose to lasso-select from
the side view.
Step 7:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_08_thumb Now
copy and paste those points into a new layer.
Use the Points to Poly's tool to convert those
points to 1 point polygons.



Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_10Now
press Q and give the surface a name like ForMorph.

Doesn't matter what color, were
not going to see these in final render anyway.
Save.
Step 8:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_11Now
cut these points and paste them into the first
layer where the curtain is and merge points by
pressing m.


Make sure you have Keep 1 Point Polygons checked!
Press OK.
Step 9:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_16Select
all the 1 point polygons via the Polygon Statistics
by clicking the + next to either the category
of '1 Point Polygons' or by Surface Name.

Press Shift + j or J to bring
up the Jitter dialog. You want to make it so
that it will only jitter the selected points
back and forth in the Z axis. I chose to jitter
it by 2.5 cm.



Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_15_thumbYou
should have something similar to this.
Step 10:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_12 Now
with all those points still selected, create
a new morph map and call it Curtain.
Open.



Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_13_thumb Use
your Stretch tool and stretch all those points
to the left side as shown in the screen capture.

After you're done stretching,
return the morph mode back to Base.
Save.
Step 11:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_14_thumb Now
to layout! Load in your Curtain model and position
the camera however you'd like.

Open the Property Panel of
the curtain model.

Goto the Deform tab and choose
the displacement plug-in called Morph Mixer.



Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_22 At
frame 0, leave the morph at the default of 0.



Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_23Goto
frame 30 and drag the slider 100%. Now close
the morph panel.

Change the end frame to 150
or so.
Save your Scene.
Step 12:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_17_thumb Now
goto the Scene tab and click on MD_Controller.
Then click on Property.


Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_18 Double
click Target to turn the object On.

Note: This
may take a little while to process depending
on the speed of your computer.

Do not Double click more than
once as it will turn the Target On, and then
back Off.



Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_19 Now
that the Target is set to On, goto the Surface
tab and click the model name to reveal the surfaces
in it.

Highlight Curtain and at the
bottom right above the Continue button, choose
Cotton(Thick).

Note: You can
if you wish turn on Self Collision, this will
make the simulation more realistic, but it drastically
increases the calc time.



Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_20 Now
highlight ForMorph and the only thing you're
going to do for this one is double click Fixed
to turn it On.



Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_21 Now
goto the Environment tab and only change the
top-middle field to -2.
Press Continue.
Save your scene.
Step 13:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_25 Now
all you have to do is press the Start button,
sick back, and watch LightWave calc away at it.

This may take a while depending
on your machine.
Step 14:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Save_thumb Lastly,
do not forget to save your motion designer motion(s)
unless you want to recalculate every time you
open the scene. Smile
Couple of 1 Pointers:

Tutorials LightWave 3D Motion Designer: Making Curtains Step_24 To
make those 1 point polygons not show up in final
render you can either:

Make all surface parameters
of ForMorph - 0% except for the Transparency
which should be 100%.
OR

After you are happy with the
motion you have and have saved the motion file,
you can delete the one point poly's from the
model (this will not effect the motion). I would
suggest making a copy of the model first (so
that you have the original if you need to re-calac
the motion differently) and then just replace
the object with your newly saved one that has
no 1 point poly's.
Happy Rendering! Smile


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