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@Erica thanks here is the link https://we.tl/i6s3mWU18d I tried getting it into Clo but could not get it to work. I have included a dwg, dxf and pdf. I even tried saving the PDF as an AI Pdf but s...
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@ottoline You have been more than generous with your time, and your answers and advice is much appreciated, thanks
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One last thing. Right at the end of the vid you added straps and I assume this was done to keep the top of the bust cup from falling away from the breast. In a real life corset the stiffness of the...
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Hi Michelle, I have watched your Youtube video at slow speed but a few things are beyond my skill level at this stage. No fear I will experiment. Could I ask a huge favour. Is it possible to email ...
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ottoline thanks good advice. I can get measurements from someone who had a form made on a CNC mill from a scan. She has two, one whilst wearing a corset and one with basic undergarments only. So I ...
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Erica thanks, will do. I have a basic pattern draft but its done in AutoCad. I believe there is an issue with the AutoCad DXF format, so should I attache a PDF? Will that work?
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Having watched the latest webinar, the host said that it would not be possible in future to edit measurements directly in the avatar editor and that only adjustments via the sliders would be availa...
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The morphs are percentage based and as such not easy to determine what size measurement you have achieved. Once imported into Clo you must then use the tape to measure your results. So it appears t...
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The webinar is now viewable on the hosting site on iPad but not on a desktop computer yet. Also I don't see the hand outs that were provided, eg question answers etc. Haven't had an email even thou...
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I certainly agree with the sentiments in this thread. There appears to be many creative work arounds to make a garment look how it should in 3D and whilst this is good to visualise a design and mak...