CLO 3D Tips: How to label/name skirt's patterns using annotation tool

Next, I'm going to label the skirt.

To do so, I'm going to change the fabric texture to a monochrome surface so we will see this plain white fabric and I'm going to come over here to this 2D toolbar and select this annotation tool, and I want to select this Pattern 

 

Annotation. OK and zoom in. 

Then, I'm going to click one and type in waistband front and right here facing. 

Front and here skirt front. 

I'm going to 

click on this Edit. 

Annotation tool and then I can zoom out a little bit and I'm going to once again come over here to these pattern pieces and I'm going to switch my tool back to the pattern annotation tool, click on it and click one to place and once again type in. 

waistband back.

And click one to place facing, excuse me. 

back and here. 

skirt back and switch my tool to. 

Edit pattern annotation. 

Then, I can adjust the placement of the name of the pattern itself and be sure they are correct so the waistband back, facing back, and skirt back. 

I'm going to check here as well. 

So, waistband, right here, front-facing, front, and skirt front. 

Now, I'm going to zoom in to this skirt hem here and 

I’m going to do the same thing. I'm going to 

the front and then switch to this. 

Edit annotation tool so I can. 

do the same right here. 

Grab this pattern annotation and type in

Hem back. as you can see, we just finished labeling our skirts.