There we go, guys. In today's tech tips, we are going to install Windows 10 on a MacBook Pro. It's a simple, step-by-step process with some guidelines and free links for you. How to Download Windows 10 Disc Image File So first, we want to download the Windows 10 ISO file. To do so, I'm going to scroll down and then click on "Select edition" here to select "Windows 10 Multi Edition." Then, I'm going to select "Confirm" to continue, and next, we want to select the language. I'm going to click on that box again and then select "English United States" because that's my region. Then I'm going to click on "Confirm" once again. Now, this is important. Most programs nowadays require a 64-bit download, so I'm going to select 64-bit. Click on it to download. If I click on this arrow over here, it is downloading right now. So next, I'm going to skip forward because this will take some time to download. How to Us

Hello Designistas, by the end of this video , you will be able to use your external drive as the C drive for Windows 10 on your MacBook Pro. If you've tried everything and watched every tutorial on how to install Windows 10 on external drives, but it still didn't work, this video is for you. There are more steps to cover, so be sure to follow along step-by-step. At the end, we will turn that external drive into the C drive with easy step-by-step instructions. Are you ready? Let's do it! Requirements before Installing Windows 10 on External Drive MacBook Pro Before beginning the installation of Windows 10 on your external drive, there are certain requirements that need to be fulfilled. Firstly, you will need a wired mouse. Secondly, you will require a solid-state drive (SSD) that offers high performance with read speeds up to 1050MB/s and write speeds up to 1000MB/s. It is recommended to choose a faster SSD as it will be turned into a C-drive, and a faster drive will prov

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

I.  Overview of the 3 basic skirt pattern blocks that will be created using CLO 3D A-line skirt Pencil skirt Mermaid skirt II. Making A-Line Skirt Pattern Block  A. Preparation Go to the menu and select the "Parametric Pattern" tool Click "Create" B. Measurement/Guidelines Extend the vertical to 45 cm Create an Internal Line box Set the side segment type to "Default Corner, Mirror" Cut both patterns C. Internal Lines Creation Create 3 internal lines from waist to hem (3 cm, 9 cm, 11 cm) Create 2 internal lines from the center to the side seam (8 cm, 17.47 cm) Create 1 internal line from skirt hem to waist (1.5 cm) D. Creating Points via Internal Lines Use the "Edit pattern" tool Select the dart line, hip line, and hemline Extend/Trim and add a point to the pattern outline E. Creating Skirt Darts Use the "Edit pattern" tool Lock all pattern outlines Convert all internal lines to baselines Lock all baselines (twice) Click on the dart poin

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

Hey Designistas, in this video I will share with you two things. One is a panning function that doesn't work in clo 3d as well as the toolbars. OK, let's get to it. So to fix the panning as well these toolbars. Here's we want to go to setting. Click on it now. User setting after that we want to select view control and as you can see right here so. We want to. Change the panning to left mouse plus alt, so I'm going to select on that, and this information window pops up this setting. Is currently used for different view control settings and cannot be applied. OK, we're going to click on OK, and what happened? We want to change the zooming. To a different function. For example, “left mouse plus alt” we want to change that to the Middle Mouse button. And as you can see this one is not working as well. So what we can do here. we want to select the one that's not both are not using, so “right mouse button” I'm going to click on that then come over here and. Select

Hello Designistas, welcome to Encoder Fashion I'm Rose and today's tip is on how to use APEXFiz Design Jr. to create these perfect seamless repeat knit fabrics for 3D garments. I will share with you some simple steps to create two cable knits and one rip-knit fabric for the hoodie. Let's do it. OK, I'm here in APEXFiz Design Jr. Software, and before we begin creating digital fabrics for the hoodie, I want to point out a few things here. So this top part here is a Menu bar, which contains File, Edit, View, Image, and so on, and the one below it is a Toolbar where we have many tools that we can use to create the fabrics. Right now, only a few of them are active. One of them is New where we used to create the knit fabric and over here, we have New (Weave) and Weave Edit, which we use these functions to create a woven fabric, and to my left here is a page list where we will see many fabric pages appear right here when we create the fabric and to the right. Here is the right