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Nicola Sap
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Decrease the "inner" and "outer" values from the collisionCollision settings of the vase.

A good value should be around 1/100th of the vase width, that (that you can check by selecting the vase and hitting N while in the 3d viewport: look under "dimensions") or anyway at least 1/10th of what you have now. You'll need some trial and error anyway.

PS increase the cloth stepsSteps to ~10 and the cloth collision qualityQuality to at least 3 or you'll risk the cloth to go through the vase.

Decrease the "inner" and "outer" values from the collision settings of the vase.

A good value should be around 1/100th of the vase width, that you can check by selecting the vase and hitting N while in the 3d viewport: look under "dimensions". You'll need some trial and error anyway.

PS increase the cloth steps to ~10 and the cloth collision quality to at least 3 or you'll risk the cloth to go through the vase

Decrease the "inner" and "outer" values from the Collision settings of the vase.

A good value should be around 1/100th of the vase width (that you can check by selecting the vase and hitting N while in the 3d viewport: look under "dimensions") or anyway at least 1/10th of what you have now. You'll need some trial and error anyway.

PS increase the cloth Steps to ~10 and the cloth collision Quality to at least 3 or you'll risk the cloth to go through the vase.

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Nicola Sap
Nicola Sap
  • 13k
  • 3
  • 58
  • 84

Decrease the "inner" and "outer" values from the collision settings of the vase.

A good value should be around 1/100th of the vase width, that you can check by selecting the vase and hitting N while in the 3d viewport: look under "dimensions". You'll need some trial and error anyway.

PS increase the cloth steps to ~10 and the cloth collision quality to at least 3 or you'll risk the cloth to go through the vase