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Is it possible to have a cloth simulation inside of an armature?

The head on the left doesnt have an armature

The head on the right has an armature but now the hair wont simulate. I think the vertex group that holds the hair to the bone is messing with the simulation

any advice?

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There should be no problem with such setup. Follow this to make sure everything is fine:

  1. Mesh is bind to the armature with weight paint:

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    Here the whole plane is fully weighted to the bone.

  2. Create a new vertex group for pinning. Here I pinned 2 corner vertices:

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  3. Use this pinning group for cloth simulation. Also make sure the cloth simulation is after armature deform in modifiers so it takes as input the posed mesh:

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  4. Now the simulation works on top of armature as expected:

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  • $\begingroup$ As simple as moving the modifier up the stack, thxs $\endgroup$
    – eromod
    Commented May 10, 2016 at 0:12
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Things to start with :

  • Remove the armature modifier from the hair.
  • Control the hair using constraints ( copy rotation/location from the bone or the head ) you 'll have to change the origins to achieve good results.
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