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So, generally collars are folded pieces on top of the raw edge. If your front and back pieces have the neck drop and neck width measurements ok without the neck binding, then it is a matter of sele...
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Hello Emaidaliasaldivar. Yes, you can import all types of 3D objects into CLO. Here is the official article from the manual. https://support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/sections/115000628387-File-Import-Exp...
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Hi Nhina. I worked on a project where we had to produce near 2000 images of suits. I had my fair share of lapels back then. ;-) Straight to your question (but the answer may vary after you answer s...
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Latifa, does zooming out helps? I imagined you are working zoomed all in because you said buttons. I think there is no way around it, but zoom out a bit and then move your items from a bit afar.
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Thanks so much Mon. I definitely agree with you about the slow take up. Fortunately we are a fair amount of people that have embraced technology for our daily chores as we understood is much more e...
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Hi Natalia. We are a manufacturer ourselves. We use CLO for pre-visualizing our customer's an our own designs before manufacturing. The DXF-AAMA or DXF-ASTM standard serves the purpose of bridging ...
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lourieclo, yes as danielmanassero suggests you can use DAZ3D. What I did was create the avatars in DAZ and modify size, go back to CLO and measure. Repeat until you get the measurement you want. Th...
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It looks like there is more than one avatar there. Start a new project and copy the patterns into it.
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Hi vketteniss. I would approach this from two angles: 1. Remove the construction lines after you get the outline shape you are going to extract. You don't need them anymore and they are cluttering ...
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lacreanomade, check the graphic properties of the graphics that must be on top. There is an order for your graphics (just like with any overlapped graphics) and a Z Offset which you can use to brin...