BLENDER PHYSICS & DEFORMATION TOOLKIT

Add motion. Keep control.

GOE Jiggle Studio Adult adds cloth-based secondary motion and localized ripple deformation to character meshes. Place a proxy, choose a cloth preset and bind it to your mesh with an organized Blender workflow.

9 PROXY PRESETS 6 CLOTH PRESETS RIPPLE MAKER DEMO MODEL INCLUDED

COMPLETE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Features, Content & Workflow

GOE Jiggle Studio Adult is a Blender add-on for quickly adding cloth-based jiggle, soft body motion, and ripple deformation to character meshes.

The workflow is simple: choose a proxy preset, place it on the body area, pick a cloth preset, and click Bind Jiggle. The add-on creates a cloth-driven proxy and connects it to your character mesh, so you can preview secondary motion without manually setting up complex modifiers.

Use it for breasts, belly, glutes, thighs, tails, tentacles, furry characters, creatures, and adult/NSFW animation workflows.

Main Features

• 1-click jiggle binding
• 9 procedural proxy presets
• 6 cloth motion presets
• Surface Deform setup
• Collision tools
• Cloth bake tools
• Health Check
• Ripple Maker for contact and impact deformation
• Demo character model included

Included Proxy Presets

Chest S, Chest M, Chest L, Round Chest, Belly, Glute, Thigh, Generic Soft Part, and Tendril Capsule.

Ripple Maker

Ripple Maker adds localized contact deformation to a mesh. Use it for push effects, impact ripples, skin contact, and soft surface reactions.

What’s Included

• GOE Jiggle Studio Adult add-on
• Demo character model shown in the previews
• 9 procedural proxy presets
• 6 cloth presets
• Ripple Maker
• Collision, Bake, and Health Check tools
• README / workflow instructions
• Full Python source code

Compatibility

• Blender 3.6 LTS
• Blender 4.x
• Tested up to Blender 5.1
• Works with rigged and unrigged meshes
• Compatible with Rigify, standard armatures, and custom rigs

Notes

This is a simulation-assist tool. Final results depend on your mesh topology, scale, rig setup, collision setup, and scene units.
For best results, apply transforms, use clean topology, keep your character at a reasonable scale, and test the setup on a duplicate before final baking