I MAKE A BUCKLE AND THE FABRIC GO troughs the buckle

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silvialis

• September 02, 2019 11:19

Hello, I make a buckle for a coverall, and after finishing many tutorials, I have the same problem...the belt that should be trough the belt, it falls down.Can you explain to me where I failed?

Thank you very much

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  CLO Designers

  • May 07, 2020 12:05

  The easiest way is to import the OBJ as an Avatar. When you've threaded the belt, reduce the Skin Offset.
• pabloquintana

  • September 02, 2019 16:41

  Hi silvialis. I suggest you post this onto the Q&A Forums so you can get more replies. Is the buckle a trim or an avatar? If it is a trim, you have to glue the belt to the buckle. If it is an avatar, many more things will come in place. 

  Are you trying to add the buckle as a visual improvement to your belt or as a functioning buckle to hold the belt?

   

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• thomasg

  • November 15, 2019 06:35

  Why are the trims going through the fabrics, can you not make them solid so they don't go through fabrics?

  If you use avatar the trim does not move along with the fabrics, it is just in static position?

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• chinthaka123

  • May 07, 2020 11:12

  How can we solidify the buckle in order to make the fabric stay? 

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• trungngocsd

  • December 19, 2020 01:05

  silvialis Dear Bro, Could you share which software created the buckle?

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• daiana

  • April 19, 2022 12:25

  I have the same problem! Importing the .OBJ as an avatar creates another problem --> now the trim is static and doesn´t move.

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