Express Trims not Provided by CLO via Texture Image
You may express Trims in CLO with texture images to create Trims not in the CLO Library.
You can see the video to click the link below.
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1. Load the image of the Trim in the Photoshop Delete the background of the Trim image.
2. To maintain the transparency, save the image as PNG.
3. Apply the image to the Pattern just created. Edit the Pattern to match with the Trim image's dimension.
4. Sew the Trim Pattern to the bodice Pattern.
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I hope this video helps. :-)
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Thank you for sharing, but there are other ways and new opportunities,
with the new versions (I do not mean CLO 4) and new tools,
and I hope that you are aware of all this, it is expected in your next posts0 -
Thanks for the tutorial 👍 Looking forward to using this feature in my own projects
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Hi @zhanart! Thank you for the comment. If you have other ways to express trims in CLO, feel free to share your own tip as well :) So excited to see your version!
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Hi Erica!
Thank you for your attention and interest!
Yes, I have something to share with others. And I'm in a hurry to publish them here, on the forum, as soon as I have free time.0 -
@zhanart, that's great! Looking forward to your posts!!
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Trims with the same Topstitch tool)
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@zhanart, it is cool! Did you create a pattern and applied your custom topstitch?
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Erica,Yes, that's right, I used obj-file earlier, but I'm confused, this load function is obj, it turns out there is only in MD7)))
Sorry, for not very understandable, English, while I am using translateBut I will study and understand, in the future
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Hi @zhanart, I am sorry I cannot clearly understand your questions. But! you can import OBJs to CLO, if it was what you were asking! Please refer to this manual here!
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Hi Erica,About the functions of export - import obj , as an avatar, as a garment, as a morph target I know)
I meant the import obj as a topstitch0 -
I meant it ...
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@zhanart
Oh~ sorry for the misunderstanding! That function is not available in CLO yet, but it is expected to be developed in near future! Meanwhile, I guess we can refer to s2bonnies2 's tip! :)
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