YouTube Tips and Tricks How to Work With Lace
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- This video gives a quick overview on how to create true-to-life-looking lace appliqués with the help of Maps.
Please see the following help articles on more info regarding Maps:
Set Fabric Textures: support.clo3d....
Normal Maps: support.clo3d....
Displacement Maps: support.clo3d....
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Thank god youtube have subtitles.
This video has a beautiful melody to it
Thank you.
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Hi, where did you get this lace texture? All i can found online are tileable lace textures. Can you share this one?
Sorry we cannot share this, but you can find many online. Or even scan your own lace as well :)
@@CLO3D thanks, can u advise me where to look online? I only see tileables, but not custom piece like this one
For things like this you will have to look on your own or as mentioned above scan your own. OR you can take the tileable ones and edit is Ps or Ai first
Thanks,perfect
You're welcome!
Hello,please show us how you make this grafic in photoshop. How you scan it,etc. I would like to understand the process :)
I would search for photoshop tutorials specifically to help you with this.
hey can you please make a video or explain how to make a garment WHITE or LIGHT desired colors. clo 6.1 the garment starts grey on the front and a jet black on the back panel. I have it checked on the fabric in the object browser the fabric I want to change colors, and in both 2d and 3d window highlighted, when in property editing the colors are changing but only the front panel to dark colors from the grey it started, the back panel remains jet black. I have turned the desatration (ON) and does nothing, nothing is changing, I can't get to no light colors or Evan the color white it just stays grey or whatever dark color I choose. Can you please help? thank you
Make sure you have "Thick Textured Surface" on in the 3D window. (in the 3D toggle menu)
@@CLO3D I have clicked on thick textured surface in my 3d window toggle menu, have the fabric checked in my object browser, have what I want to be changed highlighted in both windows, turned my desaturation (on), and still only getting only grey or dark colors and jet black on the back panel. when I click white shows as grey when I click light blue shows up as dark blue, and the whole back panel is just black. Really frustrating, I don't understand why isn't it working at all.is it because I'm on the 30 day trial?
@@Kholor I would post to our support community and included screenshots. support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us
@@CLO3D thank you so much ❤️
Nice
Thanks
cool!
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I would suggest that you help us in making the displacement map and the opacity map ! it is easy to scan a piece of lace to get the texture. However it is hard to guess the process of transforming it to a displacement/blurry image map !!!
Currently creating those types of images can be done with a program like Photoshop and you can search here for help. support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us
What you have typed to get such type of lace image?
Are you asking about the image itself? It can be a High Quality [not high resolution] photo or scan.
hey girl I prefer to take a black under picture from the lace I bought in textile market. In production it's hard to find a web pic lace in real life, I need a supply chain of lace so I go to textile market and find them. Then I make them digital following her tutorial.
Personally don't understand this tutorial, how are you able to
Maps are different types of images that when combined on the CLO fabrics give you different effects.
😂 I apparently didn't complete my question. Now that am better at Clo, I understand the tutorial. I do feel like some of these tutorials are very bad for beginners. The process is not hard but the explanation is confusing for a beginner.