* Objects can be as stiff, viscous, or flowing, and as tightly or loosely woven as artists desire their fabric to be. * Animators can create cloth-on-cloth simulations—such as a cape over a jacket or shirt over pants—with believable influences and collisions. * Maya nCloth fabrics can be made to bend, stretch, shear, dent, or even tear. * Topology-independent constraints can be used to fit a garment to the contours of a character, influence how the Maya nCloth settles on a character, or control how the Maya nCloth moves during animation. They can also be used to attach buttons, tear cloth, and merge different Maya nCloth objects.
This tutorial will show you how to create interior design with Autodesk Maya and rendering use mental ray.