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hey ottoline, the drape is what is most important for me. I'll be doing all the texturing in zbrush because I will have a tighter level of control over it and at the end of the day this will be 3d ...
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Hey ottoline, yeah that's what I did with those boots. I scanned a shoe last, then used that as my base to sculpt out the shape of the boot, imported that into clo trying two different things. 1. ...
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Hey ottoline, thanks for the feedback. I've actually been playing with the 3d pen tool for creating boots. I sculpted a shoe last took into clo and use that as my avatar for experimenting shoe/boot...
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hey ottoline thanks for the reply. I found this picture showing a scan of one of the actors. The flaps are leather so I'm just using the sleeves as reference. Do you think using a layer clone and p...
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to me it seems like some kind of knit / gauze like fabric
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So I figured out the answer to my question is to clone as internal shape, and use divide internal point to break the curves apart and be able to independently rotate them with out rotating the patt...
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Thanks for the info ottoline, this is exactly what I was asking about how to convert real world techniques into clo and what those tools are.
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I kind of figured out a solution. Clone as internal shape twice and I can get the two curves in the right placement that way, then trim. See how the arm hole doesn't change shape or measurement. I'...
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What I really want is to be able to duplicate curves(not offset I don't want to change the measurement or shape) and have them be independent from the pattern. The picture is showing how I want to ...
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hey thanks for the reply, one problem I'm having is after I rotate a pattern and trace the arm hole with an internal line, then rotate the pattern to the next position to trace the second line, all...