Hi, so i’m making this bed and i’m trying to give realism to that blanket using cloth simulation physics but it’s unrealistic, i would like to know how to get some nice wrinkles, because i’ve been tweaking the properties with no success and i don’t know what i’m missing, any ideas?
If it were me, I’d sculpt the detail exactly how I want it. However, if you’re determined to do it by simulation, then keep in mind that you’re simulating a bed being made, not a perfectly flat sheet dropping perfectly straight down.
That is to say, you just gotta introduce a little chaos. Maybe try pinning the corners, simulate, unpin a corner, simulate again, rinse, repeat. If it’s not straight, then simulate tugging on the corners like you would in real life.
And if you haven’t already, add a triangulate modifier to the mesh. It helps wrinkles form. Different patterns will give you different results.
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Try using displace modifier with a clouds texture. You can apply 2-3 different displace modifier with different sized textures for various wrinkles.
Here is an example (subdivision surface modifier is optional):
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Maybe you could try using an addon by Richcolburn : Modeling CLoth
I played with it for a while and it seems very interesting alternative to manual mesh adjusting.
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Thank you all but at last i was unable to get good results 
…so i ended using marvelous designer, first time using that program but with nice results.
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Looks awesome
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