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▪ Open Avatar Editor

▪ Adjust Size 

▫ Overall Body Size

▫ Cup Size

▪ Adjust Shape 

▪ Open/Save AVS File

Create an avatar with your own measurements.
As CLO Avatar Editor is powered by thousands of real body scan data, even measurements not assigned by users automatically adjust to the most realistic body shape.

Open Avatar Editor

1. Open CLO Avatar File (.avt).
    
2. Click the Main Menu » Avatar » Avatar Editor menu.

Adjust Size

Overall Body Size

Sets the overall body size of the avatar. It is automatically adjusted based on actual body shape data according to the entered width and height measurements.

1. adjust the size if needed.  
   

   Option	Description
   Size	Width	Bust	Set the overall body width based on the bust circumference.
   		Under Bust	Set the overall body width based on the under bust circumference.   Set the type of Width to Under Bust, then adjusting the detailed measurements of Bust allows you to change the cup size while maintaining the overall body shape.
   		Weight	Set the overall body width by entering the weight.
   	Height	Total Height	Enter the height measured from the ground to the head.  📝 Note: Since each person has a different head size, it is most accurate to create a overall body shape based on HPS Height or Inseam, rather than Total Height, which is less accurate and not recommended.
   		HPS Height	Enter the height measured from the ground to the neck.
   		Inseam	Enter the height measured from the ground to the crotch.
   	Detailed Mesurements	Click the link button to unlink and modify the width and height while keeping detailed measurements. Adjust each specific circumference, height, and length by entering values directly. A small error may be generated when entering measurements, and the error appears when you click the Measures on the 3D Avatar.
   		Movable  Measure		Select the Edit Measure Tool (Avatar) » Click the Circumference Measure (black solid line) for Under Bust, Waist, High Hip, Low Hip, and Thigh » Drag it to the desired position to set the baseline for resizing. 📝 Note: After changing the position, right-click on the Measure to reset it to its original position.
   		Set Details		Select the Detailed Measurement to enter. The more Detailed Measurements you select, the more unnatural it may appear, as the measurements are not automatically adjusted and remain fixed to the entered values.
   		Show All Measurements		Check the measurements for all parts.

Cup Size

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Set bust cup sizes using custom measurements.

* The cup size is available only when the width is based on the under bust circumference.

1. 1. Click  Set Details button. 
       
   2. Activate Cup Size option by clicking the checkbox.
       
   3. Set the cup size count.
       
   4. Name each cup and enter the difference between the bust circumference and the under bust circumference.
       
   5. Click Exit to Complete button. 
       
   6. Simply change the desired cup size in the Cup Size added under the Size section.

 📝 Note: The set cup size is saved in both the avatar (AVT) and avatar size (AVS) files.

Adjust Shape 

1. Adjust the Avatar size and shape.
   

   Option	Description
   Shape	Hands & Head				Adjust the size of the avatar's hands and head.
   	Crotch				Adjust the crotch gap. For male avatars, Crotch Volume can also be adjusted.
   	Breast				Achieve various breast shapes by adjusting the Breast Shape, Space and Height. Watch Video 📝 Note: If you enter the Apex to Apex or HPS length and then adjust the Breast Space, discrepancies and distortions may occur in the entered length.
   	Hip				Achieve various hip shapes by adjusting the Hip Dips and the Volume. Watch Video 📝 Note: Hip Shape is available only for Female and Male.

Open/Save AVS File 

1. Click the Save or Open button in the Avatar Size Editor to manage the size data.
   

📝 Note: Avatar size files may not be fully compatible between the latest version (2024.1) and previous versions (2024.0 and below). It is recommended to use files matching the version.

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