Avatar stranges deformations will changing sizing ?!?

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sigmounte

• 2018年03月21日 17:19

Hello !

I've decided to try Clo3D because i want to make some real life clothing , instead of MD , do i'm right ?

I'm trying to understand the avatar sizing :

I'm trying to change somes measurement on my avatar ( female 1 ) , and when i simply when to change the breasts size , it look like the back of the avatar is deforming the same way of the front .

So my avatar look like she have a round torus inside her chest .

Did i do something wrong ? Do i have to buy a new avatar somewhere ? Or make the correct deformation myself ?

this is not the case with optitex for example .

If you could point me to a tutorial it would be great !

 

Thanks :

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• danielemanassero

  • 2018年03月22日 19:33

  In my opinion, the avatars are the weakest point of this software.
  You can't change the shape of the avatars by typing a measure, for example for the three important measures: breast, waist and hip.
  Moving the cursor back and forth for making a change its very difficult to reach the needed measure and very very imprecise and automatically others point of the avatar will change. 
  I'm hoping for an improvement in the future version.

  Daniele
    

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• sigmounte

  • 2018年03月22日 19:40

  Thanks daniele , that's what i'm thinking , i'm manufacturing bras and corset , and it's pretty impossible to do this simple task with clo3D

   

  Do you have in mind a software that can generate avatar with life proportion that can be imported in clo3D ?

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• danielemanassero

  • 2018年03月23日 07:19

  Hi sigmounte,
  I'm not an expert in this field.
  I read on the Internet that DAZ 3D is one of the best but is not for free, at least, most of the best of it.
  Makehuman is another one. I tried it. It's possible to save and export avatar as Obj files then import it in Clo3D.
  Keep in mind that for both the softwares you lose the possibity to change poses you have to import the avatar in the needed pose.
  That is the very problem in my opinion.
  I think, all us, as users, have to make pressure on the Clo3D team, to improve the avatars.
  All the best

  Daniele

   

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• allyshake

  • 2018年05月07日 19:20

  Thanks, just posted a similar question as I thought it odd that you can only use the sliders to change the avatar measurements. You should be able to double click the field and enter a measurement using the keyboard. If you look at old 2011 Clo3D tut on Youtube thats how the avatar editor used to work. Now it appears you can only use the sliders. I saw a good tut on Youtube about importing Daz models into Clo3D and this also showed the use of a particular pose and changing the size. This is a convoluted way of getting another avatar into Clo3D but the morph targets in Daz looked much more flexible and gave greater flexibility in creating an avatar with a spec which would fit a particular person.

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• Permanently deleted user

  • 2018年12月27日 02:19

  Hey guys!

   

  This is Erica from the CLO team. How have you been?

   

  I have a good news! Based on your previous discussions, I would like to inform you about our Open Beta Test for CLO ver5.0.0 which will be available on January 3rd, 2019, next Thursday!! Yay!

   

  As CLO ver5.0.0 has an upgraded avatar editor which you guys were interested, I wanted to reach out to you here.

  To see the full list of the new/upgraded features in CLO ver5.0.0, please click here.

   

  If you are interested in participating in our OBT, please make sure to follow our Instagram or Linkedin profile as we will keep you posted there.

   

  If you have any feedback when using OBT, please follow the instruction stated on the OBT page (which will be available on January 3rd.)

   

  Thank you and Happy New Year!!

   

  Best,
  Erica

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