A step-by-step on how to fix why auto-grading does not work in CLO3D. Yes, grading can be daunting and complicated. However, CLO3D software and some basic understanding would make grading much simpler and more accurate with only a few clicks away. This video will show you, some tips that make grading easy and efficient. Hi, I’m Rose from Encoder Fashion. Are you ready, let’s do it?
To get a better understanding of the sizes, I have links below that have these Alvanon’s size charts where CLO3D uses for all their Avatar sizes from children, petite, missy, etc.
If you are new to grading and feel frustrated please see these size chart links below and prints them out to see how the sizes shift from one to the next. This will help to clarify some confusion and it will come in handy later when you started to customize your avatar sizes.
For more info please check out https://alvanon.com/
Step-by-Step: How to Fix Auto-Grading CLO3D
- Convert unnecessary points to curve points
- Save the project file as Garment
- Select the avatar size as needed it
- Delete the project
- Ad the Garment file back to the work-space
- Change the particle distance to 20
- Grading Tap
- Make a Size Group
- Re-name the pattern from “Size 1” to M or any sizes you prefer
- Make more spaces between each pattern pieces
- Assign the Grading > marquee to select all pattern pieces > Click on the Twirling Arrow to assign
- Important Note: be sure to check the sizes of the avatar, the particle distance
- Click on the auto-grading: a window pup-up: Maintain Pattern Curvature: 100%, Leave everything as is unless you have graphics on your patterns
- Click on OK
- Strengthen the pattern
- Simulate
- Select Transparent Surface
I hope you find this video useful, remember to sub and click on the bell, which you will always have in your library. See you next video.
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