Bone Cloth sways the bones of hair, skirts, capes and tails with the character, and keeps them out of the body with collisions.

Wind video: https://youtu.be/nMj-gu3MNsc

Features

• Sphere, capsule and plane collisions keep cloth out of the body.
• Chains can be linked for skirts and capes, and long hair can part over the shoulders.
• Eight presets to start from, editor gizmos, and docs in the editor (F1).
• A BoneClothWind3D node blows hair and clothes, and keeps them moving while the character stands still.

Use

1. Add a BoneClothSimulator3D under a Skeleton3D.
2. Add a chain and set its root and end bones.
3. Pick a preset from the node's toolbar menu.
4. Add collisions under the simulator and set their bones.

The tutorial video on this page walks through these steps.

For wind, add a BoneClothWind3D anywhere in the scene and rotate it to aim. It blows along its -Z axis.

Requirements

Windows, Linux or macOS.

The cloth solver is ported from KawaiiPhysics (MIT).