I hope your day is going well. I'm Rose Willey. In today's video, I'll show you how to create three fundamental pant pattern blocks using CLO 3D's "Parametric Pattern" auto pattern-making tool. We'll make short pants, straight pants, and skinny pants in a step-by-step process, and I'll share some tips and tricks along the way. Here are the three pant variations: Short pants Straight pants Skinny pants Short Pants To make short pants, follow these steps: Go to the menu Select "Editor" Choose "Parametric Pattern" Create the pattern For the short front and back pattern blocks, here are the measurement and guideline steps: Access the edit pattern tool Extend the vertical line to 50 cm Ensure the "Create Internal Line box" is checked Set the side segment type to "Default Corner, Mirror" Cut both patterns Next, create the internal lines from waist to hem: 3 cm 9 cm 11 cm 22 cm Finally, create one internal line from cen

Hi everyone, welcome to today's tutorial on how to use the parametric pattern tool in CLO 3D. My name is Rose Willey, and I'll be walking you through the process of creating a beautiful dress using this powerful auto-pattern-making tool . Step 1: Introduction to Parametric Pattern Terms Before we begin, let's go over some of the key terms used in the parametric pattern tool. The "body front" has two options: symmetry and half symmetry. The "body back" also has two options: symmetry and half symmetry. And the "body sleeve" has two options: on or off, and half symmetry. Step 2: Creating the Bodices Option #1: Creating the front and back bodices Option #2: Creating the front and back bodices with symmetry Option #3: Creating the front and back bodices with a sleeve Step 3: Removing Unnecessary Patterns Using the transform pattern tool , we'll remove any patterns that we don't need for our dress. Step 4: Checking the Sleeve Measurements Usi

How to View Your Avatar in 360-degree in CLO 3d video Hello, Designistas welcome to Encoder Fashion . I’m Rose . Today, I’m excited to share with you a 360-degree views function in clo3d. How to Use a 360-degree View in Clo 3d There is a simple way to view 360-degree in clo3d. Hold down Alt while pressing down the right-side of a mouse and drag to any direction you want to view.  Thanks so much for stopping by Designistas, if you guys find this blog useful please subscribe to Encoder Fashion and share more awesome content. I’m Rose and you can design anything.

How to Change Unit from Millimeter to Centimeter or Inch in CLO3D Quick and Easy Tutorial Hello, Designistas welcome to Encoder Fashion. I’m Rose. Today I am going to share how to change the unit measurements from a millimeter to a centimeter or to an inch in CLO3D. So, we are landing here in the clo3d workspace. Next, we are going to Settings. Then, we will go to the User Settings and click on it. And here is the window popup. On the left-hand side text, we are going select User Interface and under Unit is the Unit System, along the line to the right click on this dropdown menu to expand and then select any units you would like.  In this case, I will select Centimeter because I use centimeter for all my pattern drafting as well as my sewing. Finally, click on Close to exit. I hope you find this video useful. Again, thanks for watching Designistas, I’m Rose. And You can design anything!

How to Sew Facing Quick and Easy in CLO3D Tutorial This blog is about how to sew facing on a dress in  CLO3D  quickly and easily. I will share with you seven-step on how to sew front-neck and back-neck on the dress with clo3d. I am going to share with you step by step how to do it. Hello, Designistas welcome to  Encoder Fashion .  I’m Rose . Today I am very excited to share with you how to sew facing on a dress in CLO3D quick and easy. If you love to sew and just get into 3d fashion you are in the right place. Sewing in clo3d is fun. There Are 7 Steps to Sew Facing in CLO3D Step Number 1 Create Internal Lines/sewing lines for the Bodices: to create internal lines, we are going to use Edit Pattern Tool in the 2D toolbar. Click on it to activate the tool. Next, start from left to right, click on the front neckline, and then repeat the step by clicking on the back neckline. After, finishing selecting all these lines, we going to right-click, then select Offset as Internal Line. Step Numbe

How to Sew an Invisible Zipper in CLO3D Tutorial By the end of this video, you will know how to sew an invisible zipper on a skirt quick and easy in clo3d. We are going to sew the invisible zipper onto the skirt. To do so, go to the menu then select Materials and click on it. After that, com to the Zipper, hover your mouse over, then to the right click on Zipper. After we selected the Zipper, we will see this zigged zag line on the skirt which means we are ready to apply the zipper. Next, we are going to start sewing the zipper. Click once to begin then hover over the line and come down toward the zipper endpoint and double click to stop the zipper endpoint. Repeat the step on the opposite side. Click once on the starting point then double click to stop the zipper. To complete the sewing we are going to sew from the zipper endpoint to the bottom of the skirt. To do so, we are going to use a Free Sewing Tool for it. Come to the 2d workspace, then select the Free Sewing Tool in the toolb

How to Change the Avatar’s Size in CLO3D step by step video By the end of this video, you will know how to change your Avatar’s size, save it for your future use, and import it back into your clo-workspace quick and easily in CLO3D. To Change the Avatar’s Size in CLO3D Selecting the Avatar: go to Library Panel and under Favorites select Avatar double click on it to open the folders. After you open the folders below here under the Library Panel you will see many folders. Double click on the Female_V1 folder to open. Next, hover your mouse over the Avatar called FV1_Kelly.avt and double click on her to open. How to Open Avatar Editor Window: while the Avatar is still open, to the menu and select Avatar, click on it to open the menu and select the Avatar Editor. Then, the Avatar Editor window pops up. How to Change the Avatar’s Size: the Avatar Editor window has three menus. These are included the Avatar Size, Measure, and Arrangement. In this video, we only need to focus on one menu whic

How to Change Shoe Color Quick and Easy in Clo3d 2020 Tutorial By the end of this video, you will know how to change the color of the shoes as well as the know-how to save and reload the shoes for future use in  CLO3D  2020. Go to Avatar in the Library panel under Favorite double click on it to open the folders > go to Female_V1 below the Library Panel double click on it to open > go to the Avatar below hover your mouse over the Avatar and you will see the Avatar’s name appears to the right, double click on the Avatar names FV1_Kelly.avt to load her onto the workspaces. Next, go to the Select/Move tool in the 3D toolbar, and click on it to select. Then, click on one of the shoes to select it. After that go to the Property Editor Panel, under Basic Parameters below that is a Texture and to the right is a square swatch, click on it once. This will bring you, the user’s window. Next, right-click on cap_black.jpg > Open with > Adobe PhotoShop 2020 > Now, go to Google.com, ty

Basic Quick Start CLO3D in 2020 Step by Step Tutorial By the end of this video, you will know how to navigate in CLO3D-workspace such as the menu, library panel, both 3d and 2d toolbars, as well as know-how to use many free assets that come with CLO3D to create a simple dress. CLO3D Workspace Contains Menus Library Panel 3D and 2D Windows  Toolbars (3D and 2D) Cloud and Second Menu Object Browser Property Editor 4 Important Icons Right Below the Property Editor Creating a Simple Dress Saving Your Project Saving Snapshot in 4 Poses CLO3D Workspace Details and How-To There are many tools and functions in CLO3D. However, we are going to focus only on the essential tools and functions which get you started in CLO3D. Menu The menu allows you to access most tools, functions, and assets. For example, if you want to access the 2D sewing pattern, you go to 2D Pattern in the Menu click on it, then come down to Create, after that select this Polygon Tool by clicking on it. Then come down here to

How to Animate in Clo3d Essential | Video Tutorial Step by Step By the end of this video, you will know how to animate in  clo3d  as well as the know-how to download the missing codecs which allow you to record and export the animation from CLO3D so you can share it on social media such as  YouTube ,  Instagram , and  Facebook . How to Open CLO3D Go to clo3d double-click on it to lunch clo. How to Select the Avatar in CLO3D Go to the folder in the Asset area below the library panel double click on the folder to open > open Female_V1 double click on the folder to open > FV1_Ema.avt double click on her to load her into the clo workspace. Where Is Animation Window in CLO3D Go to the animation tap which is under ‘SIMULATION’ tap click on the pointing down arrow to expand. Then, select the ‘ANIMATION’ by clicking on it. After that, the ‘Information’ panel pup up, click OK. How to Get Motion in CLO3D After opening the ‘animation window’ go to the motion folder which is in the asset pan

How to Make the Bindings in CLO3 2020 Tutorial I’m going to show you step by step how to make the bindings in  clo3d . To make the bindings, there are 3 things you must know about the  binding tool . Hi, I’m  Rose from  Encoder Fashion , I have a tip to make learning fun and efficient for you. There Are 3 Things You Must Know about the Binding Tool Option 1: Where is the binding tool? So, I’m going to go to a toolbar, and then click on the Binding Tool, and right above that is an edit binding tool. When using the binding tool, we also need the edit binding tool. Note:  Be sure to select the correct tool. In clo3d, we have 2 tools that have very similar icons. However, one is the binding tool, and another is the piping tool. For this example, we will focus on the binding tool. Option 2: How to Use the Binding Tool? Again, I’m going to go to the toolbar and select the Binding Tool by clicking on it. After that click on the point once to begin the binding, then continue clicking on it un

How to use a polygon tool in the clo3d 2020 tutorial In this video, I’m going to share with you tips about using the polygon tool in  clo3d . There are three things you must know about the polygon tool in clo3d 2020. Hi, I’m  Rose  from  Encoder Fashion . Tips  about Using the Polygon Tool in CLO3D Click one to begin the point and must come back to that starting point to finish. The pink line appears when: for example, 1) if you place your cursor over the centerline, 2) if you draw a straight line, and lastly if you draw while you are having another pattern near it. Click and drag to create a curve. The pink line doesn’t show if you draw in a diagonal line or no other points. How to Use the Polygon Tool in CLO3D 2020 Option 1: where is the polygon tool? The polygon tool is located in the CLO 2D toolbar. I’m going to go to the 2D toolbar and click on the Polygon tool. Option 2: how to use the polygon tool? Again, while the polygon tool is still active, I’m going to click once to place a

How to Trace a Pattern from a Photo Step by Step Tutorial In this video, I’m going to share with you tips and techniques on how to import a photo into  clo3d . Then, trace that photo and export it as a  png file , so you can turn that into a pdf sewing pattern. Hi, I’m  Rose  from  Encoder Fashion .  Option 1: How to Import the Photo into CLO3D To import the photo into clo, I’m here in the clo workspace. I’m going to go to the Object Browser and by default, we have Fabric 1. I’m going to change the name from Fabric 1 to texture by clicking on the text and typing in the name. Then press Enter on your keyboard to confirm. After that, I’m going to go to the texture in the Property Editor. To the right of the texture you see this 4-dots that are an Open Texture icon, click on it to open the texture. This will bring up this window, I’m going to navigate to the pattern photo. Next, click on the pattern photo to select. After that, click open to import. Now, as you can see, we have the photo