This this blog, you will learn how to sew and construct the perfect sleeve cuffs in Clo3D . This includes a step-by-step guide on how to fold the pleats, sew the plackets, and finally, attach the sleeves to the sleeve cuffs. Step 1: How to Fold a Pleat in CLO3D Late Update:  Use the Pleats Fold Tool: Knife Pleats Number of Internal Lines per Pleat: 3 Fold Angle: 0-360 Outside Fold: 0 Inside Fold: 360 Tips: Make sure to strengthen the sleeve first by right-clicking on the sleeve in the 3D window and selecting "Strengthen." To fold the pleats, click on "Line-1" in the Property Editor and set the Fold Angle to 0 (zero). Then, move to "Line-2" in the Property Editor and also set the Fold Angle to 360. Note: leave the "Fold Strength" as default, which is 5. After that, press the space bar to simulate and activate the fold effect. Please refer to the guideline photo. Step 2: How to Sew Pleats To sew the pleats, use the Free Sewing tool. Go to the Free

CLO3D Pleats Sewing Tool Doesn’t Work | Understanding the Pleats Sewing Tool in CLO3D Must have 3 to 1 fabric ratio Must have segments/points on fabric edges Must have internal lines for the pleats to fold In  this video , we’re going to cover why the  pleat sewing tool in CLO3D  does not work. OK. First of all, let me go ahead and freeze these pattern pieces. For these two small pieces, right-click and select freeze, and I’m going to share with you why the  Pleats Sewing Tool  does not work.  A Step-by-step About the Pleats Sewing Tool CLO3D OK. Next, I’m going to use this  Pleats Folding Tool  to fold all these pleats. OK, I’m going to come over here to this pleats folding tool. Click on it to select. I’m going to click once to start. Then click it twice to open the Pleats Fold window. Then I’m going to select Box Pleats the number of internal lines per pleat is set to 3. The full angle is 0-360. Leave everything as is and then click, OK. I’m going to do the same with these pleated p