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

Super Lacy Girl Fashion Sketch Project The super lacy girl is one of my fashion sketch projects at  Santa Fe Community College . I am going to share with you tips and tricks on how and why I chose her pose. How to Create a Super Lacy Girl Fashion Sketch Selecting Fashion Croquis First select fashion croquis. Selecting a fashion croquis is very important as a designer. If you can draw your croquis that is a plus. However, most of us don’t have the patience to learn how to draw fashion croquis. So, I got these fashion croquis from  Fashion Sketchbook by Bina Abling . About Fashion Sketchbook by Bina Abling I love  Abling fashion poses  if you want to learn how to draw fashion croquis. This “Fashion Sketchbook” comes with step by step on how to draw fashion. Cheaper Version of Fashion Sketchbook However, you can get this  fashion template book  is much cheaper and it comes with 420 figure fashion templates. In fact, go to this link called “ Fashion Croqui Book Review ” to find out more. A

How to Sew an A-line Skirt Tutorial from Start to Finish in 4 Steps How to sew an a-line skirt from start to finish. There are 4 steps to complete this a-line skirt including measuring – calculating, drafting the pattern, cutting, and sewing the skirt. We are going to stream a “ LIVE Sewing Video Tutorial ” via YouTube video Friday, March 1, 19 at 3 pm. (Eastern Time). When you click on this “ LIVE Sewing Video Tutorial ” link, the link will take you directly to my Live Sewing tutorial on YouTube. Live Sewing with Rose with Back and Front an A-line Skirt Sketch We will supply “a sample skirt measurement guideline” as well as “a skirt measurement guideline.” Right-click on these skirt guidelines below to download. The sample skirt measurement guideline is for you to refer to, and the skirt measurement guideline is for you to list your measurement data. A Sample Skirt Measurement Guideline A Sample A-Line Skirt Measurement Guideline Chart A Skirt Measurement Guideline A Skirt Measurement

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 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 Fix CLO3D Shortcut Key Doesn’t Work Step by Step Tutorial In this video, I’m going to walk you through step by step how to fix the shortcut keys that don’t work in  clo3d 2020 . Hi, I’m  Rose Willey  from  Encoder Fashion. The Correct Settings We Want in CLO3D 2020 Setting > User Setting > View Controls > Pan: Left Mouse Button + Alt Zoom: None, None, Middle Mouse Button, Increment 1.00, Direction Forward Rotate (3D Garment Window Only): Ctrl, None, Right Mouse Button Leave Pop-Up Menu, Others, and Viewpoint as default. A Step by Step on How to Fix Shortcut Keys in CLO3D I’m here in clo workspace and I’m going to go to Settings and click on it. Next, I’m going to go to the User Setting. After that, I’m going to go to View Controls. Here right below Pan, I want to change to Left Mouse Button + Alt. Before I can change the Pan shortcut key, I need to go to the Zoom shortcut key and change it to Middle Mouse Button and I’m going to change Direction Forward. I also want to

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

How to Use the Notch Tool in CLO3D Video Step-by-step with Rose Why do we need to know about the notch tool, and how to use it? As pattern makers, we use notches to identify a certain piece of garments that need to be sewn together. See the links:  How to use the notch tool , and  the notch tool property . How to Use the Notch Tool Step-by-step Option 1: Using the Notch Tool by Left-clicking Here’s how to use the notch tool in  CLO3D . The first way to use the notch tool. So, I’m going to go to this 2d toolbar, and then click on this notch tool. I’m going to hover the mouse over this line, then this red dot appears. I’m going to click one to place the notch.  Option 2: Using the Notch Tool by Right-clicking. The next option is to right-click on the line. While the notch tool is still active, I’m going to hover my mouse over this line. Then, the red dot appears. Next, I’m going to right-click. This will bring up a window that allows me to either select a specific length of the notch or

How to open a recent file in clo quick and easy file in clo video step-by-step Today we have a cool tip on how to load the recent file that you closed earlier during your work, and to do that I’m going to come over here to File, click on it. Then hover the mouse down until we see recent after that, hover the mouse to the right. And you can select any recent file that you closed earlier. So, in this case, how to draft a basic top pattern 2. That’s the file I closed earlier, so I’m going to click on it to open it. OK and here this open project window pop up I’m going to. Checks open Box and the object. I’m going to check Garman and Avatar. After that, I’m going to click on OK to confirm. OK, so as you can see here, we just opened this project file and just one click from CLO 3D. Open Recent File for CLO File Recent Select your recent file (How to draft a basic top pattern 2) Open Project window: Open, Garmen, and Avatar Ok I hope you find this video useful. Designistas, remember to  sub

How to Draft a Basic Top Pattern Block in CLO Easy step-by-step video Important notes:  all measurements will be in centimeters.  Where Can I Purchase this Basic Top Pattern? There are two links below where you can purchase this basic top pattern. The first link is via  Gumroad.com  ( Basic Top Pattern Block for CLO/Ai ) if you click on the link, this will take you directly to this basic top pattern which saves you time that way. Similar to the second link, this is an  Etsy.com  ( Basic Top Pattern Block for CLO/Ai ) link that will take you to this basic top pattern. How to Draft a Basic Bodice Pattern in CLO Select avatar Camila     Change the size to (Missay-curvey_6)   Creating the fabric, a back bodice: W: 26.5 x H: 62 cm  Creating 8-horizon internal lines Creating 6-vertical internal lines How to Draft a Back Bodice Block Pattern in CLO Create a fabric: w:26.5 x h: 62 cm  Create 8 internal lines: 7 from the top (1.5, 3, 12, 14, 21, 35, 58), and 1 from the bottom (0.7).  Create 6 i

By the end of this video, you will know how to make a perfect true-to-size belt buckle and a belt strap in CLO3D. These include making the belt buckle components such as a frame, a bar, a prong, and a belt strap. After that, export the belt buckle and then import it back into CLO. This, allows you to resize and change the color to fit your design.  A Belt Buckle and a Belt Strap Spec  A Belt Buckle Spec: A-frame dimension: w 6.5, h 5 Curving the 4 corners: 0.4 cm Converting to hole (offset as internal line): 0.7 cm A bar dimension: w 0.6, h 3.6 (measure the frame height) Aligning the bar with the frame (Center, Middle) Reset 2D Arrangement A prong dimension: w 3.5, h 0.6 Curving the 2 corners (belt prong): 0.1 Changing Particle Distance (mm) to 1 (all the objects) Changing the Material Type: Metal (Render Only) Changing Add’l Thickness – Rendering to 3 (all the objects) Quality Render (3D Window) Export (OBJ Selected) both object one-by-one as an OBJ file Save your file as a Project be