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alirabby, see this post > Sherpa-rendering-issues Where the height value is dialed up on the Fabrics, displacement map, also note you need to decide is there a hair like (fur) component to your f...
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If they are large you would need to either use a scanner to cope with that size or make a custom bit of hardware. Depends what resolution you need the image to be for the final texture as to how yo...
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nathalie, most weaving software's allow you to scan in your yarn thread sample to create a random length bit file to use as the yarn element. That's pretty standard. You can even do that now usin...
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You can shift the offset displaced surface by balancing out how far it moves by adding in a negative value equal to half the offset displacement. CAUTION: This very much depends on a number of f...
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See MD UV editor mode. https://youtu.be/bcktNdJHUT8
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No you are not missing anything here. When you reload a UV map you are placing it into the fabric which is like a generic material. It knows nothing about the pattern UV layout you may now have i...
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Yes there is a tool for that (T) is the keyboard short cut. Use the Edit Texture 2D to slide the UV map to the pattern pieces. You need to drop a new fabric with the UV map onto the old pattern p...
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Are you running the final animation render in CLO3D? See this thread > HOW-TO-CHANGE-TEXTURE-OBJ-FILE-FROM-OTHER-PROGRAM Each fabric for a garment can have a texture map assigned. And also each...
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Kyle A, You can get good quality Free or donation based HDRI's with matching scene back plates for a variety of lighting environments from : >> hdrihaven.com And for matching the 3D scene props in...
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Well done.