Hey you coders out there! Sorry if you already know about this, but theres a great cloth simulation program at http://freecloth.enigmati.ca/
Open source, of course. Integrate maybe?
yes. this link was posted before. but thanks anyway…
Still nice to look at huh. 
im going to start counting how many times you’ve reposted information that has already been posted…
dante
Warning: This is also information that has already been posted at the Blender.org forums, here. I posted these links there in response the the very same Freecloth link as above. This is for the benefit of those who do not frequent the Blender.org forums.
This is series of links about cloth simulation, both general information and specific open source implemantations. Hope this is some help to those interested in this topic.
General Information
Cloth Simulation Links
http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/research/vr/Projects/3DCentre/cloth_simulation_links.htm
Physically Based Model of Cloth Draping (basics)
http://members.shaw.ca/chahal/clothpaper.htm
Simulating Cloth for 3D Games
http://www.intel.com/cd/ids/developer/asmo-na/eng/20413.htm
Realtime Cloth Simulation
(also hair and water dynamics, source not yet available, not updated in a year)
http://christophe.tornieri.free.fr/Pages/home.html
Source Code
SimCloth3 plugin for discreet 3dsmax (with source, GPL)
http://www.chaosgroup.com/software/simcloth3/index.html
Topix Cloth Softimage Plugin
(with source, the original source of our own cloth script, has many features not yet implemented in our script)
http://www.topix.com/cloth/
Basic OpenGL based Cloth Simulation
(with source, supposedly buggy code, non-commented)
http://clothsim.tripod.com/
Apocalyx Game Engine with basic Cloth Simulation (with source)
http://apocalyx.sourceforge.net/
Clothray POVray patch (with source)
http://tofbouf.free.fr/clothray/index_en.html
http://www.reyesworks.com/
This site is no longer online. It was a project by Reyes Infografica (makers of ClothReyes) to Open Source all their code and integrate it into one large 3D project. Details on what happend to these plans are sparse … anyone know any details?
Things to Aspire to
Syflex - The Cloth Simulator
(commercial product, used in Final fantasy Movie, XMen2 - supposedly the ultimate in cloth simulation - 5 to 10 times faster than most of its peers)
http://www.syflex.biz/