Whenever I play/try to render an animation with cloth simulation active it bounces for a second before settling down. Is there a way to effectively start rendering the animation from a point where it has settled and reacts to the models movement normally? The only thing I can think of is to add a couple of seconds to the animation before it starts to give it time to settle but that would increase the render time significantly.
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1$\begingroup$ That would work fine. Consider also that you don't need to render those frames before the cloth simulation settles . You can modify the range of frames to be rendered, so that the first rendered frame occurs once the bouncing has stopped. $\endgroup$– user1853May 27, 2019 at 10:57
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You are right with the idea of starting the simulation before the start of the animation so that the first rendered frame uses a stationary version of the cloth.
Note that this will have no effect on your render times, the simulation only needs to be baked once before you start rendering and the cached results are then used during render.
