finding it impossible to get started!! SOS i have no idea how to use this?!
Hello!
I have litterally no idea what i am doing, I am very fast using design programs like illstrator but cannot get my head around Clo3d, i find the videos confusing and really difficult to follow.. there just seems to be a really long intro and then a clip thats 3 seconds long that i have to rewind and re-watch and rewind and rewatch endlessly.
It took me the entire Monday to do the "practice stitch together a tshirt" exercise and even then after 8 hours the ribbing wasnt connected properly.
I dont want to use one of these avatars i would prefer for the sketches to be "floating" but cant seem to find that option? also with messing around with the tshirt that was given to me i have accidently saved over it and now cant find and links that will alow me to download it again. - absolute nightmare!
Is anybody giving tutorials / lessons on how to use this software in London? I am desperate to learn but have no idea even where to begin. so would be happy to pay!
-also I work on a Wacom and dont have one of these magic mouses so changing the views of the avatar is also an impossible task, - even when i have changed the settings to say "tablet"
Nightmare! SOS please help!
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Hi Robyn. I'm sorry to hear it has been a nightmare so far. I assure you, you'll get the hang of it. CLO, as well as Marvelous Designer, are professional tools used in major design studios around the world. There is hope for you. =)
For very specific questions, you can post them here and the community is always willing to help you. You will have to toil, though. I mean, you have to try, check videos, ask, try again, etc.
If you are up for a one-to-one training, I can be of assistance. Drop me a line to pablo.quintana@forastyle.com
Pablo
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Change your mindset, that is your best step forward. Start with a relaxed read of the CLO3D manual - jump through it , thumb and scan read it quickly and get an idea of the scope for what you need to cover might be your one true salvation. I highly recommend that approach as a start point. Launching into videos too early can simply keep your overview clouded, when you need to perhaps get a feel for the tools and how they relate to each other - without that comprehension learning in isolation is not going to deliver the depth your mind needs to string features together. Don't try stuff until you have spent a day watching short videos, don't take notes, just let your head absorb it - then go back to finding a tutorial that interests you. A scout - scans the landscape for patterns, before they send for the specialist troops to analyse before strategy - without that raw data feeding into everyone's headspace to make sense of what is on the horizon - it would end up a nonsensical surprise.
https://support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/categories/115000064648-Manual
B.I.G.R.A.T. > 21st century style web app to accelerate manual reading ! ( - the irony )
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Hi Robynpdesign , don't be so worried. In the beginning, everything seems hard. If you want, I can share the screen with you on Skype. I'm Italy based.
If you agree contact me on Instagram: justme3d, I will be happy to give you a hand.
Since then I hope you could feel more confident.
Btw, both ottoline and Pablo, two of the best guys in this community, gave you good advice.
Best.
Daniele.1 -
HI , robynpdesignare you still looking for Clo3D tutor? I train in Clo in beginners, intermediate and advanced levels. Let me know if you are interested at st937@rexel.edu0
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