all the faces are nicely unwrapped, just as if you cut the seam with a scissors and spread out the fabric. Mode: 選單: When marking seams, you can use the Select ‣ Linked Faces or Ctrl-L in Face Select Mode the first thing you need, of course, is some fabric. So, let us delete the default cube and add a plane. In order to get some good floppy and flexible fabric, you will need to subdivide it several times set your cloth up for animating, but if you playback the animation, the drop of your newly created fabric will be quite unspectacular. That is what we will cover in the next two sections about pinning and

all the faces are nicely unwrapped, just as if you cut the seam with a scissors and spread out the fabric. Mode: Menu: When marking seams, you can use the Select ‣ Linked Faces or Ctrl-L in Face Select the first thing you need, of course, is some fabric. So, let us delete the default cube and add a plane. In order to get some good floppy and flexible fabric, you will need to subdivide it several times set your cloth up for animating, but if you playback the animation, the drop of your newly created fabric will be quite unspectacular. That is what we will cover in the next two sections about pinning and

all the faces are nicely unwrapped, just as if you cut the seam with a scissors and spread out the fabric. When marking seams, you can use the Select ‣ Linked Faces or Ctrl-L in Face Select Mode to check the first thing you need, of course, is some fabric. So, let us delete the default cube and add a plane. In order to get some good floppy and flexible fabric, you will need to subdivide it several times set your cloth up for animating, but if you playback the animation, the drop of your newly created fabric will be quite unspectacular. That is what we will cover in the next two sections about pinning and

all the faces are nicely unwrapped, just as if you cut the seam with a scissors and spread out the fabric. When marking seams, you can use the Select ‣ Linked Faces or Ctrl-L in Face Select Mode to check the first thing you need, of course, is some fabric. So, let us delete the default cube and add a plane. In order to get some good floppy and flexible fabric, you will need to subdivide it several times set your cloth up for animating, but if you playback the animation, the drop of your newly created fabric will be quite unspectacular. That is what we will cover in the next two sections about pinning and

all the faces are nicely unwrapped, just as if you cut the seam with a scissors and spread out the fabric. When marking seams, you can use the Select ‣ Linked Faces or Ctrl-L in Face Select Mode to check the first thing you need, of course, is some fabric. So, let us delete the default cube and add a plane. In order to get some good floppy and flexible fabric, you will need to subdivide it several times set your cloth up for animating, but if you playback the animation, the drop of your newly created fabric will be quite unspectacular. That is what we will cover in the next two sections about pinning and

all the faces are nicely unwrapped, just as if you cut the seam with a scissors and spread out the fabric. When marking seams, you can use the Select ‣ Linked Faces or Ctrl-L in Face Select Mode to check the first thing you need, of course, is some fabric. So, let us delete the default cube and add a plane. In order to get some good floppy and flexible fabric, you will need to subdivide it several times set your cloth up for animating, but if you playback the animation, the drop of your newly created fabric will be quite unspectacular. That is what we will cover in the next two sections about pinning and

all the faces are nicely unwrapped, just as if you cut the seam with a scissors and spread out the fabric. When marking seams, you can use the Select ‣ Linked Faces or Ctrl-L in Face Select Mode to check the first thing you need, of course, is some fabric. So, let us delete the default cube and add a plane. In order to get some good floppy and flexible fabric, you will need to subdivide it several times set your cloth up for animating, but if you playback the animation, the drop of your newly created fabric will be quite unspectacular. That is what we will cover in the next two sections about pinning and

all the faces are nicely unwrapped, just as if you cut the seam with a scissors and spread out the fabric. When marking seams, you can use the Select ‣ Linked Faces or Ctrl-L in Face Select Mode to check the first thing you need, of course, is some fabric. So, let us delete the default cube and add a plane. In order to get some good floppy and flexible fabric, you will need to subdivide it several times set your cloth up for animating, but if you playback the animation, the drop of your newly created fabric will be quite unspectacular. That is what we will cover in the next two sections about pinning and

all the faces are nicely unwrapped, just as if you cut the seam with a scissors and spread out the fabric. When marking seams, you can use the Select ‣ Linked Faces or Ctrl-L in Face Select Mode to check the first thing you need, of course, is some fabric. So, let us delete the default cube and add a plane. In order to get some good floppy and flexible fabric, you will need to subdivide it several times set your cloth up for animating, but if you playback the animation, the drop of your newly created fabric will be quite unspectacular. That is what we will cover in the next two sections about pinning and

all the faces are nicely unwrapped, just as if you cut the seam with a scissors and spread out the fabric. When marking seams, you can use the Select ‣ Linked Faces or Ctrl-L in Face Select Mode to check the first thing you need, of course, is some fabric. So, let us delete the default cube and add a plane. In order to get some good floppy and flexible fabric, you will need to subdivide it several times set your cloth up for animating, but if you playback the animation, the drop of your newly created fabric will be quite unspectacular. That is what we will cover in the next two sections about pinning and