How can I create shadows and wrinkles in my jersey?

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Componentes Larrosa SL

• 2019年03月01日 12:41

I'm trying to create wrinkles and shadows to make it look more realistic but I can not guide myself very well and what tools I should use to better refine the wrinkles and shadows in the leotard I'm creating.

Do you have a video to follow the steps, to create shadows and wrinkles?

Thanks in advance.

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• pablo.quintana

  • 2019年03月01日 14:54

  Fran, the wrinkles and shadows will appear more evident when you render your garment and use the correct lighting.

  First you need to make sure the fabric you are using has the level of detail required for realism, in this case normal maps for the textures are critical.

  Here are some articles you might find interesting:

  https://support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000447607-Fabric-Texture-Normal-Map

  https://support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/360016788474-Render-in-high-quality

  https://www.marvelousdesignerhelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=462

   

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• Componentes Larrosa SL

  • 2019年03月05日 12:28

  Hello Pablo ... what I would really like to do is create my own wrinkles and shadows with a tool like the one you can see in the video. I have been looking at the rendering and everything you told me but I would like to create my own shadows and wrinkles with a tool that would allow me to do them to my liking.

  I give you the Youtube video so you can see more or less what I want. The tool is Marvalous designer called Sculpt, but Clo3d I think you do not have it if you had .. you could pass me a video on how to do it in Clo3d. Thanks in advance:

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5q-2qpTLAmQ

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• pablo.quintana

  • 2019年03月05日 15:29
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  Hey fran6757. I don't think CLO has that ability. Have in mind that MD is geard towards the gaming community, so doing "unreal" things is more permitted than in the fashion world.

  CLO expects you to simulate the garment like in real life.

  The other way of doing what you want would be to export the garment as a 3D mesh into other 3D software (Blender, 3DS Max, etc.) and sculpt it there.

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• Componentes Larrosa SL

  • 2019年03月08日 11:17

  Thanks Pablo Quintana and Ottoline I was able to solve the problem with what you told me and I was able to try new things with the rendering to better improve my design, shadows and wrinkles. Thank you very much.

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