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Here, I think it's necessary to check each of the corners and make sure they are closed shapes, it looks like there are points slightly overlapping at some and hence tiny gaps. Lines need to compl...
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For the strips on the underside, have you tried setting the sewing sublayer? Select the sewing lines along the applique, check "Set Sublayer", in the property editor, then select "Back" because th...
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Depicting sewing without seam allowances, is a very reasonable simplification. It's done in all sorts of drafting, the seam allowance is added last, and isn't shown if it's just clutter. With 3D ...
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ottoline, I think I get the gist of what you're saying. I'm not a bag designer, but I have the same issues. I like the progress of a design in simulation, but on render I get a Claymation look, wh...
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ottoline Using that stitch inside CLO3D, do you apply as a topstitch by setting up the texture/normal/displacement maps of a single stitch repeat? I'm interested in doing more than the basic prese...
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Did you try cutting the pattern along what will be the fold line. I would do that, then delete the unwanted half, and then unfold. Not sure why this message is occurring (hopefully someone can e...
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ottoline, thanks that seems to be it, I'm just used to the two agreeing, and wasn't sure if there was something I was missing. The trace tool takes care of it without the new rectangle. If I ali...
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That doesn't quite do it. First I have five patterns at random angles, so I'd need five new fabrics if I want to adjust each texture individually to match the grain. Second, it is then just a tex...
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Thanks, CLO Designers, that's all I was asking, and I am getting used to it. Just don't know what I'm doing that it's suddenly causing me trouble, I'd never even noticed it before.
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Pablo Quintana It's possible that's what happened, but this wasn't on a pattern outline, it was a tuck sewn between two internal lines. A sewing line I thought was in place was missing, not sure ...