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We have got our Kp and now let's

proceed to adding that Nick piece.

Before we do that also keeps tone usually meet like this,

just usually small pieces in

between or extreme debt that makes the Meetup.

We're going to be changing that.

But first I am going to make

that that we see in the back and debt also

going to keep the escape from stepping

down farther because I am going to slow down to that.

One last thing. I want

there to be a bit more material here.

I think it's sort of flat looking

will be nice for some more wrinkles.

So I'm just going to grab this kind of draw it

out and draw this one out.

Quickly.

Add a few points here

to make it a bit with more fabric there.

I'm also take a quick look at the physical properties

and lower the buckling or tiny bit, lower it.

You'll see more of this linkage.

Usually easy to become really smooth and

also lowered the bending much more.

Let x2. Now I'm going to make that Nick piece.

I'm going to start just with a simple square and flip it.

Bring the right setup.

If you have a lighter material,

then you really going to see the dark side.

The light side easier than when it's black.

Then I'm going to sew it onto here.

Before we simulate anything,

I'm going to make another fabric for

it called this standing color.

And make it that same color.

Then go to into physical properties.

Dna, I'm going to start with cotton because

that's bit stiffer and then lower the buckling.

I don't want it. I don't want it.

I mean, raise the buckling.

I don't want it to be any wrinkles.

Then I am going to raise the bending too.

There we can see it's a standing up nicely.

That looks good for now.

And now let's make this spiky color.

First, I'm going to draw this point out.

Then does point out.

I don't think it needs to be very symmetric.

If you needed to be symmetry,

then you can always split it and unfold it.

I think this kind of a color,

this kind of keep anyway,

it looks more likely to letting doesn't need

to be perfectly symmetric.

Let us say this is the shape that we

like and onto sleep debt for the moment.

Now I am going to give you the colorful.

As you know, the curve is downwards.

It gets a bit taller and it also sits.

Arbitrator can also cover it the

other way and see what effects that we have.

Lastly, we're gonna make a bit shorter and

make it sit back a bit more.

Seats down to lean back a bit.

Whereas if you cover it downwards,

instead of leaning back,

it's going to come closer to him.

Especially if we have a healthy tiny bit.

Now we have almost done.

I am going to make the small,

small strips here. I am going to free.

So this site onto this part,

which is this part here.

Actually it's this this part on the side.

Then I'm going to resolve this site onto here.

And actually I see

we don't apply our February here with

distinct and it under,

in particular, since this is nice TIF 12,

I am going to apply this to here.

And then simulate. Now I

am going to delete the color that we made before.

Now the only thing that holding

in the front is a small piece here.

Simulate that has to be given smaller. Simulate.

Distinct has been sinking down quite a lot.

So let's make it curve the other way.

Now this KP's really smoothed out like this inner color

that we made before is sleeping right off him.

And it's not going to be gathering here anymore.

And lastly, we add elastic.

We'd now we thought the color that we had before.

You can see that everything is sinking down.

And that's because it's just a lot of material.

So we can add or edit elastic to

all these three lines

that we didn't it up and make it come again.

That looks a bit better already.

Elastic, then you will have all those wrinkles there.

But if you don't want to have an elastic,

we can turn that off and simply make

these lines a bit shorter.

Then it's going to fold less.

You can see there are no lines here going down now.

And you only get lines we need either of elastic nets

gathering it up or it's showing onto the color next,

making it gathered up.

Also now the CMI is coming to the back and I

want this to be more on the other side.

I think that the color is causing that.

So I'm going to solve part of the color to this one.

Now it's sitting better on him.

If you wonder color,

Let's standing color to be more of the front and

ingest it a bit more in the front here,

and a bit less willing or touch more here.

And attach more here

in a bit.

As you can see when this is shown more to the friend,

it becomes more narrow.

As you can see, the more debt

we saw it onto the side pieces,

the more rounded becomes it starts to curve

around it instead of standing up stiffer in the back.

And it tends to one to warp

around him almost more like the shirt color.

I just reduce the swing a little

bit and I want a few more wrinkles here.

So I'm just going to meet this again a bit wider.

There we got some more nines linked to severe.

The last thing I'm going to do is

I am going to make this much stiffer.

I call that connected.

Make sure it's very steep and

then I'm going to make it much thinner.

It doesn't look like a big bulbous causing,

but more like a tin Tina string there.

Reduce the swing here,

silicon, the numbers almost match.

Match. It looks more

like a string that's holding it together.

And you can even add some not

all string hanging or feet or even you like.

Next, how I made this vampire bat.

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial

and see you in the next ones.