How to patch a piece of "wool" fabric closely

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c2101

• October 06, 2021 07:55

HI everyone!

 

It's been now 2 weeks that I am trying to resolve this issue I'm facing. I am look to remove the space between the too part on my varsity jacket . I am trying to patch some wool piece on the back of the jacket. 

 

Someone know how to do it please?

 

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• CLO Designers

  • October 06, 2021 08:41

  Hi c2101 ,

  Thanks for your question. Could you tell me more about how you did this patch effect? Are you using a displacement map on a graphic or did you create a pattern piece that you have sewn onto the back of the jacket?

  If you are using a graphic with a displacement map: you would need to change the displacement map outer edge by placing a blur on it. This ensure a smooth transition between elevation and the surface in contact with the back of the jacket. Sometimes you need to shrink those edges as well(white part).

  

  You can also double check that the Z offset on the graphic is not too big:

  

  Let me know more about the way you created this effect and I will guide you through the steps to improve the result.

   

  Take care

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• falmouth

  • October 07, 2021 16:07

  This is a very quick demo, so excuse the lack of finish :)
  
  Another method you could try is to click on the additional rendering thickness in the proper editor. 

  See screenshot below.

  Adam

  

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