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Hello Everybody, hope you are all doing great. Recently i have watched mercedes commerical video , there is a peel Effect on car paint.Below i have mentioned the link of the video http://youtu.be/jHyjYkVRAAM I am woundering can we able to get the same kind of effect using maya ncloth? If we can get it using ncloth? Can any one explain step by step procedure to get such a effect.
They might of used ncloth and yes you can. This type of animation needs to be planed out a little but, if you are just looking for the effect you could take certain sections of the car - duplicate and detach the section to represent paint strips for ncloth - use Tearable Surface Constraint. I will do some test and get back to you. This type of simulation is a balance of ncloth properties, nConstraints, forces, and keying weights.
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