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ca41c41ef8dbe45f29d5 commented,
I did a little test exploiting buttons as another type of tacking basically to try and get the fold while having directional specific flexibility. Then I just did the normal marking it off with gar...
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ca41c41ef8dbe45f29d5 commented,
Ah got it, thank you.
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ca41c41ef8dbe45f29d5 commented,
Sorry I mean only pleating the cap and not the side seam, that was what I was trying to show in third sleeve on the bottom in the picture.That is what I mean if the pleating tool had the same behav...
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ca41c41ef8dbe45f29d5 commented,
You can see here if I do a diagonal pleat it works fine until you go over 1 inch, then you get the errored out red line of failure. Below that is an example making the pleat tool then cleaning up t...
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ca41c41ef8dbe45f29d5 commented,
Imagine the fullness point tool but it pleats instead of slash and spread and you could set internal line length. Does that make sense?
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ca41c41ef8dbe45f29d5 commented,
The only problem with the pleat tool is that after the .39x default value for pleats it can error out and not go any larger. I'm not sure if that is because it has to solve both sides at the same t...
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ca41c41ef8dbe45f29d5 created a post,
Hello, I am working on techniques for creating diagonal tucks/pleats on my sleeves. I have tried exploiting the fullness point tool and pleats tools, they both kind of work but also don't. The plea...
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ca41c41ef8dbe45f29d5 commented,
Thank you, I do use GPU sim. The only issues I have found with it is after x amount of time it starts to slow down and with a lot of layered pieces there are some collision issues. Is there any way...
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ca41c41ef8dbe45f29d5 commented,
thank you for the response. I actually have half the garment turned off and the sleeve is sewn into a piece under the tunic to try and stabilize it. Just turning off 1 sleeve when they get big like...
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ca41c41ef8dbe45f29d5 commented,
Hello, here is an example. I want to be able to bevel the fold line so it has a better finish vs the sharp edge look I can get if I just layer clone under and trim off the top. I also want to be ab...