Hey Designistas, in this video, I will demonstrate how to bring digital knit texture into Clo 3D and apply that texture onto the 3D garments quickly and easily. I will also show you how to clean it up in Adobe Photoshop and bring it into Clo. Additionally, not only will you learn how to use these textures, but you will also receive 5 free seamless digital knit textures for your 3D garments. Alright, are you ready? Let’s get started. I’m here in Clo, and these are my garments: a long top and skirt. Before bringing in the knit textures, I'll show you how to fix the knit texture in Adobe Photoshop really quickly, okay? Now that I'm here in Adobe Photoshop, the first step is to unzip the folder. To do this, I will go to Finder and double-click on the folder to unzip it. So, just a quick tip, guys: make sure to unzip the folder before bringing the texture into Photoshop and Clo 3D. Okay, now simply click on the .psd file and select 'Open'. Next, if we look down here in the l

A leeve pleats and plackets in clo 3d for beginners Hello members, in this video, I have two sections. The first section covers many essential tools and functions in Clo 3D for pattern making. The second section is about making pleats and plackets from scratch using these tools and functions. Okay, let's get started. Before we begin creating pleats and plackets, I’ll introduce you to several tools available in Clo3D to achieve this. These tools include the Internal Polygon/line Tool, Internal Ellipse Tool, Transform Pattern Tool, and Edit Pattern Tool. Additionally, we’ll be using the Cut, Unfold, and Copy functions. If you’re already familiar with these tools, you can skip ahead. Pleats Internal Lines:  Pleats and plackets in clo 3d easy step-by guide (clo 3d beginners) Center out: 0.8 cm. Center pleat out both sides: 1.46 cm each. Placket and Internal Lines: Plackets Dimensions: 2.5 x 13 cm Center out: 6 cm. Bottom up: 13 cm. Split 9.3 cm from the bottom. There you have it, membe