Real-Time Cloth Physics Made in Unreal Engine

Matt Workman, a live-action cinematographer and software developer known for combining motion capture and Unreal Engine, has unveiled a new experiment that involves real-time cloth physics. The moving cloth was made using Unreal Engine 4.27 and the APEX toolset, runs on NVIDIA A6000 and is 100% real-time. According to the author, the UE-powered cloth sim could also run on consumer gaming cards.

Here are the awesome results of Workman's experiment:

Back in 2020, Matt Workman had joined 80 Level to help us understand what a virtual camera is, how it works, and how it can help game developers and filmmakers. You can check out our interview with the author by clicking this link.

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