Harbor Collaboration Week 9

For this week I focused on talking to the rest of my group about the final touches we needed to do, and I gave feedback on things here and there. I also completed my breakdown below:

I started out with a planar patch circle that laid out flat. I extruded the plane slightly.

Then I copied it six times, in two sets of three copies, each patch getting smaller towards the top of the stack.

I grouped the top and bottom sections of three into separate groups.

This would allow me to have the groups have different bend and stretch factors. This is what let me create bigger 'loops' in the fabric like the mentors wanted. The upper layers are firmer, allowing for less compression and bigger 'loops'.

I simulated the vellum, caching out the files.

I packed it and scaled the whole thing on the X axis, making it fill the screen effectively.

Finally I retimed it by a factor of 0.75. I then finally sent the file, and the needed cache files, over to Ethan for lighting.