Looma and Cloth Wrinkle Solver are in early access. We're working with a small number of studios before launch; prices will be announced then. Tell us about your project and we'll get back to you.
For artists and TAs who make the maps — whatever engine plays them.
The full pipeline, from your animations to folds on screen, with us beside you for the first garment.
For teams that already have wrinkle maps and want them to follow the body.
| Looma | Studio | Cloth Wrinkle Solver | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Making maps | |||
| Pose library, joint editing, RBF import | |||
| Built-in cloth simulation | |||
| Wrap, bake, paint, sculpt | |||
| Blend Space preview | |||
| Packed textures, export lists | |||
| In Unreal | |||
| Pose-driven runtime, node and component | |||
| Analyzer: pose sets from your animations | |||
| Cloth material, packed maps, regions | |||
| Together | |||
| Pose sets from Unreal straight into Looma | |||
| Maps delivered into Unreal projects | |||
| Onboarding on your garment | |||
What engine, what garments, what kind of motion. The more we know, the better the first session goes.
Or write directly: [email protected]
At launch. Studios in early access hear first.
No. Looma makes standard normal maps that any engine can use. The plugin works with wrinkle maps from any source, as long as there is one map per pose. Together they save the most time: the analyzer's plan goes straight into Looma, and the maps come straight back.
A Windows PC, a skinned garment and the body as FBX, and a few animations. For the plugin, an Unreal Engine 5.8 project with Chaos Cloth.
Today the plugin targets Unreal Engine 5.8 on Win64. Tell us what you need in the request — it shapes what comes next.
