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ricroma, you can use this new feature called Unlock Baselines if you right click anywhere using the Edit Pattern Tool.
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Hey kp. For starters I believe your dress has too high particle distance. You should reduce it to around 5 mm to see a closer to real life draping. For your facing not laying flat, check this post:...
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clarekristie, can you try a previous version of CLO in the new computer to rule out the CLO version? I haven't seen that error ever. Maybe someone else has. P
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dplokhikh, I wouldn't personally depend on some random folder to keep my textures. I'd definitely make a permanent folder within my Blender project so I can be sure they are there, and so I can add...
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Hey krant. Can you point exactly where do you need the blending? I see that the seams at the shoulder and waist look like a step, that will require some manual finessing. Let us know to better assi...
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The OBJ's UV map and normals seem to be all over the place. This is something you'll have to check back in the software where the OBJ was created.
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cjwhittaker Also, when importing OBJ as avatar, try to make the normals point to the direction where the fabric will collide with the object. Also decrease the particle distance of your fabric pie...
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Try reducing the particle distance to 5.0 mm. It will require massaging it a bit, but it should work.
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Nara, your screenshots miss the Texture part of the fabric's properties panel. Can you expand those sections and post a screenshot?
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You found it. It was the displacement map. For finer details, like the surface texture (not the color or pattern), you should use a normal map. Displacement is a feature that adds geometry in the r...