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Hi vajdacarol1981 just right click on anempty space in the 2d window and choose from the drop down menu 'format background image' This box will appear Note before conferming you can click on the i...
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Hello cocooma yuo just need to create the graphic following the shape of the sleeve's pattern. It's kinda you unwrap the 3d model of the arm.In clo you can apply graphics very easily also adding n...
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Hi gferreira , if you're are sure about the size/shape of the pattern check the shrinkage value of each patterns, both weft and warp.By default they are set to 100% Daniele
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Hi colin definetly you can use both Ai and psd files. Once they are uploaded to your Clo project, you can make change in the original files and if you save them with the same name and same position...
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Happy New Year you too jiaqian you can create the rack in a third part software ( Blender, Daz3d ect..) export it as obj or fbx then import in Clo as avatar or prop.For the catwalk if you use a Cl...
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Hi scofty, as you can read in the message, it appears to show how the line is when the dart is folded/sewn and help to eventually adjust the curve points if needed.When you hit ok or enter it disa...
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Hello, matthew_sexton Till you have the layer 1 property applied to a piece it is shown in that flou green. Daniele
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hi danielamv the feature appears only when you choose in the detail tab > Advanced (Human Body) optionIs the last one in the Arm section.I also think is related just to the lenght of the hand.Daniele.
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Hi iopkl0987, Yes, you definitely can.There many examples of bags created in Clo.I made a couple of them but I'm not an expert in this fieldDaniele
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You have to import it as obj ( File > import>obj ) load as avatar, uncheck automatically add arrangment point, as scale use mm. you can Always rescale it when you have the obj in the scene. You can...