How to Bring DXF/PDF Patterns in CLO Quick and Easy

How to import the dxf/pdf pattern into clo3d blog and a step-by-step tutorial

There is a step-by-step on how to import dxf/pdf patterns into clo. The blog demonstrates a short to the point on how to import the dxf/pdf pattern into clo and a step-by-step tutorial. See the link: How to Bring DXF/PDF Patterns in CLO3D Quick and Easy

How to Bring a DXF Pattern into CLO3D

File
Import
DXF (AAMA/ASTM)
Select the DXF pattern
Click on Open

Then the Import/DXF Window Pup-Up

Below are the basics:

Load type: Add
Scale: Millimeter
%: 100%
Rotation: Do Not Rotate

Below is the Option:

Import Pattern Annotation (check)
Swap Cutting Line and Sewing Line (check)
Include Notches (check)
Click on OK

How to Bring a PDF Pattern into CLO3D

File
Import
Adobe (AI/PDF)
Select the PDF pattern
Click on Open

Then the Import AI/PDF Window Pup-Up

Below are the basics:

Load type: Add
Scale: Millimeter
%: 100%
Rotation: Do Not Rotate

Below is the Internal Shape:

Import as Baselines (check)
Import as Internal Shapes (check)
Click on OK

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