Blender Modeling / Sculpting: Dealing with folds on inflated and obese models.

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Heh, deja vu, others have asked about similar:

Making Fat Models the Easy Way

[Untitled] Do you want to make a model nice and fat, but don’t want to sit around doing endless sculpting and/or weight painting due to being impatient like I am? Well, then do I have the trick for you. (Update as of October 20th, 2021: Added two new things; another potential solution to auto-weighting failure, and a better method for limb fattening.) Bit of a story to preface this, feel free to skip it if you’re in a hurry or just not interested: I play a lot of VRChat for the experiences…

Rawethewolfs tips to create a soft body character in Blender

For context this is a brief explanation on how I did a soft body character animation. This explanation is from the weight gaming discord server. Just in case, some might rate it for the more mature audience. Link to example: https://twitter.com/RaweWolf/status/1635042437726113793?s=20 I will try to make it short for the chat. I have a long version and a rewritten version of that one, that I guess is clearer. The long version also explains more in depth of why everything is done in the way I di…

Wolke Curvy Cow Model Asset

Wanted to promote the great work of Wolkehond. They made a solid fat model base that you can buy on Gumroad. They’ve answered a number of my questions this past year pertaining to blender and modeling fat characters. Seeing a professional 3d model of a BBW character is nice, and it may inform future changes to my own fat character’s rig. Wolke makes models that can be handled in VR chat and Unity, they also create animations so you can count on it being rigged and weight painted well. Shape ke…

These should help, if not I’ll still keep an eye out.
Also, one of the guys who’ve asked probably has something in their example:

Better jiggle physics cages? (Blender)

It is hard to say without seeing the size of the character, what sort of settings you are using for the proxy mesh or what kinda animation you are trying to do. There are a few things you could try. First thing I would look at is the pin group for the proxy mesh. You could add some weight painting to help support the arms so they don’t sag. Try a low strength brush and add weight to the pin group to the parts that don’t need to jiggle as much. Parts near the wrist, elbow and shoulder which tend…