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For a normal map, I appropriated the standard seamline normal map. If you select any stitching line, you'll see it. It's in the library folders, too, I think under Hardware and Trim -> Seamlines....
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evoncassier, Under "User Settings" subsection 2D, there's a Notch option "Display Type". When "Length Fixed to Screen" is selected it's not possible to change the notch length. Switch to "Actual ...
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It probably has to do with whether or not the original Substance author set that parameter as editable. I would expect if a parameter is accessible in the web player, it should be in CLO, too.
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While you have the four segments selected, look at their 2D and 3D length in the Property Editor (also the corresponding symmetric line length). The 2D length should be 22.69 cm, but I think the 3...
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What I seem to notice is it's possible to add notches to either the pattern outline, or an internal line. But notches on internal lines, don't export, no matter which boxes are checked. It's also...
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If you use the notch tool, you can place a notch anywhere on a segment, it doesn't have to be at a point. I usually do want one of the notches on a segment point, but then place the second notch 1...
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Is 3D length the sewn length of that seam? Is there any sort of tension or elastic in the sewing of the seam that shortens it 25% in the garment as opposed to the flat pattern? The other possibili...
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This has been happening to me recently, too, CLO just silently ignores a displacement map I try to add. One time I took t saved in another format and then it was applied (jpg->png or vice versa do...
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I find it helps to set the sewing layer. Select the three sewing lines where cuff is sewn to cuff, set the "Sewing Line Type" to "turned", check "Set Sublayer" then choose "Back". Also add a fol...
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The yellow line is a shape that isn't currently on top of a pattern. If you go into trace, double click that shape and then choose "trace as pattern", do you get the pattern you want? I'm having ...