Importing zfab file
Are there specific Assets folders I should import the zfab files into so that I can use them? thanks!
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Hellomary you can open the Asset folder, then the Material folder so you can find the Fabric folder in which you can save your .zfab file.
Alternatevely you can create a new folder in whatever position in your computer you want then add that folder from the Library tab clicking on the + button
then locate the folder position you want to add.Daniele
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I am experiencing difficulties importing the "Denim.zfab" file into Clo 3D. I have installed the latest version of Clo 3D and tried various methods, but I consistently receive the message "No search results found." The file is from the "Garment Construction: Pants" exercise available on YouTube.
I kindly request your assistance in resolving this import issue and providing instructions or solutions to successfully import the "Denim.zfab" file into Clo 3D.
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HI sevsev
The denim Material should already be in the CLO Fabric Library. See image below. You can also use the search bar and type in denim. So there should be no need to import this separately.
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Okay, thanks!
But I still have problems with the fabrics.
- Corduroy_wale_Red.zfab
- Force Fleece.zfab
- Corduroy_wale_Red.zfab
How can I import these fabrics?
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Hi sevsev
One way to add fabric to CLO is to link the folders where they are saved on your desk top. Linking Folders is covered in the very first video from our Beginners Guide to CLO series on youtube HERE . The entire series is also listed HERE and if you are currently learning CLO this is a great place to start.
The other way to add a new fabric to a CLO project is to click on the CLO default fabric in the Object browser > Once selected go down to the Property Editor. In the upper right corner of the Property Editor are two buttons. Open and Save. Click on Open and there will be a desktop pop up. You can then navigate to a zfab file you have saved and select/apply this way as well
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