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CLO Designers commented,
ingabezyaeva1999 Please also remember to check out our beginner series. The very first video covers these settings HERE
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CLO Designers commented,
Dear ingabezyaeva1999, Could you check this setting as well? If it is greyed out, the visibility of the seamlines is turned off.
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CLO Designers commented,
Hi ingabezyaeva1999 This is caused by which fabric view you are currently using. It looks like you are on Textured surface and you will want to switch to Thick Textured Surface You may find our Beg...
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CLO Designers commented,
Dear ca13349453, Please see here how to create an OBJ: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNClfQfz7Yk You can create the embossed look of your example by positioning pattern pieces of the desired shap...
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CLO Designers commented,
Hi sanfrancali So glad that made sense. As for bringing in the mannequin image that again will be trial and error to figure out since that is not how CLO normally intends to export images. But I wo...
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CLO Designers commented,
H danijel100 Using the CLO Tracing Tool (I) is a great way to do this. You can select a combination of both pattern edges and Internal Lines to create a "Closed" shape > R-Click on one of the selec...
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CLO Designers commented,
Hi danijel100 One way to think of 2D vs 3D length is Paper VS Fabric. In 2D is the length of the paper pattern (no stretch). Then the 3D length is the length is the 3D window with the fabric applie...
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CLO Designers commented,
Dear mildaviko, thank you for the info! We will investigate this issue, until then, please use the workaround :)
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CLO Designers commented,
Dear mildaviko, - In what software are you opening the FBX (where the issue occurs)? - Since the pants appear to be taking the UV map only from where the hoodie part is located, could you test if t...
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CLO Designers commented,
Hi irinapindsvin Clicking Enter should end your Internal Line, unless you are trying to end out side of a pattern piece. If you are trying to end outside of a pattern piece then yes the Internal Li...