This is a great way to quickly visualise style line changes in 3D but I would always then go back to the 2D side and True, Blend and Equalise the seams so that there are no peaks or troughs etc where the seams meet along the circumference.
Got it. I will try that. Editing in the 2D window is an option but I find that styleline “preserves” (if I can use that term) the style of the garment better.
I have a question though. I have a dress where I am trying to lower the hem. I use move style line and click the garment and then get the blue styline for the hem. All good so far. When I try to move the hem down, it limits to like an inch of movement. If I try to move it up, I can move it as much as I want, but down there is a limit. There is an arrow. But just won’t lengthen anymore…
Hi. Yes the tool Style Lines does have a limit depending on what is being done. In this case you may need to drag > release > Simulate and then repeat. This is to avoid collision later on. The other option would be to edit in the 2D window instead
All pants in clo3d come out like new, how to pretend that they are old, drawn on the knees, in the folds under the knees. Or something like that so they don't look like they just came from a store. And the crumpled ones were precisely in certain places, and not everywhere and where it was not necessary.
There are a number of techniques that can be used here, one of which is the Washing Textures in the Material & Trims folder in the Library. You can also add Internal Lines and apply a slight fold angle. I would also suggest having a look in our community forums. support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=washing
So your final render in this , the rib knit looks incredible, what did you do to get the level of realism in the rib? Could you do a specific video on how you did this? Because I would really like to know to mimic it myself.
Hi. These textures were created by scanning a real knit and then creating the corresponding Maps. We have a video that shows this process that might be just what you are looking for - ruclips.net/video/70aei5mCp7c/видео.html
Phuong Phan 1 ngày trước @CLO in 10:42 , when you work on scale tool again, the t shirt hidden, how to get it back after you finish scale for skirt? I even lost it...
Marvelous Designer & CLO share the same technology, both are able to visualize garments in 3D. The differences lie in the users goals, Marvelous Designer has specific tools to create garments for use in the CG, VFX and film industries. Whereas CLO has tools catered to the fashion industry's full workflow from Bill of materials, seam allowances to ultimately printing out actual patterns for use in production. If you have other questions about Marvelous Designer please check out their RUclips account which is linked to ours in the Channels tab.
After using draw style line, then walk to scale again on each t-shirt or dress, one either hidden, I see you bring it back after that, but why I can not, it even not appear, so could you tell me you to get it back to continue work?
This is a great way to quickly visualise style line changes in 3D but I would always then go back to the 2D side and True, Blend and Equalise the seams so that there are no peaks or troughs etc where the seams meet along the circumference.
Definitely. The tools is perfect for ideation. But does need to often be touched up after
Excellent video
Glad you liked it
Got it. I will try that. Editing in the 2D window is an option but I find that styleline “preserves” (if I can use that term) the style of the garment better.
So nice, clear, like it!
Glad you like it!
THANKS for that informative video. I have been waiting for this as I had struggled on my own.
Glad it was helpful!
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I have a question though. I have a dress where I am trying to lower the hem. I use move style line and click the garment and then get the blue styline for the hem. All good so far. When I try to move the hem down, it limits to like an inch of movement. If I try to move it up, I can move it as much as I want, but down there is a limit. There is an arrow. But just won’t lengthen anymore…
Hi. Yes the tool Style Lines does have a limit depending on what is being done. In this case you may need to drag > release > Simulate and then repeat. This is to avoid collision later on. The other option would be to edit in the 2D window instead
Loved it
Thanks!
All pants in clo3d come out like new, how to pretend that they are old, drawn on the knees, in the folds under the knees. Or something like that so they don't look like they just came from a store.
And the crumpled ones were precisely in certain places, and not everywhere and where it was not necessary.
There are a number of techniques that can be used here, one of which is the Washing Textures in the Material & Trims folder in the Library. You can also add Internal Lines and apply a slight fold angle. I would also suggest having a look in our community forums. support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=washing
So your final render in this , the rib knit looks incredible, what did you do to get the level of realism in the rib? Could you do a specific video on how you did this? Because I would really like to know to mimic it myself.
Hi. These textures were created by scanning a real knit and then creating the corresponding Maps. We have a video that shows this process that might be just what you are looking for - ruclips.net/video/70aei5mCp7c/видео.html
Thank you i will give it a look
@@CLO3D
thanks for that video. I have questions my clo3D style line cant get an arrow, how can I get that?
You have to select the garment you are going to edit BEFORE you see the tools.
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@CLO in 10:42 , when you work on scale tool again, the t shirt hidden, how to get it back after you finish scale for skirt? I even lost it...
If garments are hidden you can toggle the show garment button in the 3D Garment Display vertical menu OR Shift-W will bring back all hidden garments.
@@CLO3D thank you so much
great! What is the different between marvelous designer and CLO, thanks.
Think they do the same but CLO is more for fashion and Marvelous for games and movies. You can use the fabric in Maya etc.
Marvelous Designer & CLO share the same technology, both are able to visualize garments in 3D. The differences lie in the users goals, Marvelous Designer has specific tools to create garments for use in the CG, VFX and film industries. Whereas CLO has tools catered to the fashion industry's full workflow from Bill of materials, seam allowances to ultimately printing out actual patterns for use in production. If you have other questions about Marvelous Designer please check out their RUclips account which is linked to ours in the Channels tab.
After using draw style line, then walk to scale again on each t-shirt or dress, one either hidden, I see you bring it back after that, but why I can not, it even not appear, so could you tell me you to get it back to continue work?
I'm sorry, I am not understanding the question. Can you further explain and also let me know where in the video you are having issues.
@@CLO3D in 10:42 , when you work on scale tool again, the t shirt hidden, how to get it back after you finish scale for skirt? I even lost it...
Where did you make the materials? Substance Designer?
No, these are done in CLO.
@@CLO3D Do you have any tutorials on them? The displacement on the wool is amazing and I'd love to dive deeper into it.
@@Nitram-xw9ei just check here in youtube, there are some tutorials on how to do it. Search Maps in clo3d or Displacement maps in clo3d.