Draping effect in fabrics
Hello, I'm trying to get the drape effect / ruched fabric in CLO but I've tried everything and it looks pretty bad. I know how to do it by hand, I've heard that you might have to use the pleated tool but it still doesn't look right. Does anyone know how to do these effects on the fabric with CLO? Maybe... is there a video showing how to do it? I'm attaching photos! Thank you.
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For the Ruched velvet style adding Internal Lines and Elastic works well. But for the other pleated styles these have to be done more manually in CLO. Adding Internal Lines > Applying Fold Angles > Using tacks or sewing where needed. The reason the pleats tool may not be the best is the Pleats tool is nice and evenly spaced. But on the examples above there is often slight variation for each fold.
Also keep in mind that you may need to work in a regular 20 Particle Distance Resolution, but you will not get the best visual results till you go to Hi - Res.
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Thanks for your help CLO Designers
I've made a thick drape (attached photo, the one below), it's easy and requires no effort... but to emulate the thin drape, above all, of haute couture dresses type (attached photos), (the one above)... that's what I got, it's not bad... but it looks... maybe not very real... it looks more like a pleat.
I used the following for the top one assigned to the folding of the internal lines:
Fold strength: 100
Fold angle: 360
Visualisation: ON
Particle Distance: 3It would be helpful if someone knows how to improve it...!!!
It would also be nice if CLO could do some video tutorials on this !!!Thanks in advance.
Victor.
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That is a great start!
But as you mention it looks more like pleats. Which is why we mentioned you may have to manually draw the Internal Lines.
For your Pink image on the lower half you can dd internal lines to the lower half to have more pressed folds, but make them more random
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Very good, thanks for your comments... I will keep trying to improve it until I get the desired effect.
Regards!0
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