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You can only see it in render.

Yes, in this video the trim doesn't have any collision. In newest CLO release, trims finally have collision.

@ yes I tried with collision but I wonder if it is not better your way without collision.

I haven’t tried, but could be. I assume the tiny piece of the buckle that goes through the hole is sticking into belt or making it messy?

@@stitchandrender Yes, it's very unstable. It's too unpredictable and it breaks all the time even with a low particle distance. I was browsing for some tutorials, and I noticed yours had no collision and I think it makes much more sense. perhaps importing the buckle as an avatar is the best of both world ?

Thank you for the feedback. I’m glad this is useful.

can you please tell me any solution to it???

It could be many reasons, so difficult to give solution. Check if the garment itself and straps are not being stretched too much, maybe you’re using fabric that is too stiff. If you use GPU simulation, could be that it is not as stable. Maybe eyelets have collision on. Maybe your pattern pieces have high thickness collision value and holes are too small.

As far as I know it is not possible.

It is overall difficult, there is no one thing you can do to make it work. I think most important is to balance the force that pulls the knot to opposite sides, if it is too strong, no matter what you do, the knot will fall apart. There should be no stretching in the fabric, all movements should be very slow and you should stop and start simulation constantly.

@@stitchandrender thank you. I think then, im being too aggressive with my pulling, as you say, the stretch is what seems to be doing the damage. good advice. thanks!

Now with the updated trims it is getting easier.

haha, yes, sometimes the obvious is not so obvious. If you test the new breast shape feature, it would be interesting to see how useful you find it. I tried it, and I was confused about using the edited shape together with soft body simulation. Whether that makes sense in any way, if one wants to check fit.

This depends on how you add the trims. The bow you can add in two ways, either as trim (in this way, the pattern of the bow won't appear in the 2D window), or as a project file (the pattern will appear).

It sometimes happens, when you attach (glue) a trim to a pattern piece. When you move the trim around, it somehow loses the connection with the pattern piece and doesn't move with it anymore. This is CLO's issue. Only thing you can do is attach the trim again to the pattern piece.

It's in your default library, that comes with the software.

CLO is remeshing the collar pattern, because you deleted a piece that is attached to it. In this case it could happen that the wrinkles change. Or maybe particle distance is too high. Difficult to say what exactly is the issue in your case.

Yes, in my experience, I noticed that some product groups/fabrics are more accurate then others. But in general, you have to be skilled in fit and patternmaking, to use 3D for fit. Also the right avatar with correct posture and fabric properties are necessary, to get somewhat accurate result. But even with that, you still need physical fit sample, if you create new silhouettes and aim for perfection. I think 3D is good for creative patternmaking and testing initial ideas.

@@stitchandrender thanks for a detailed reply

Depends on the outfit. I sometimes use transparent helper pieces in animations, but it requires testing, to find right properties for the fabric. If the fabric is too stiff or heavy, it starts to float and make hemlines look unnatural.

Thank you for your kind feedback, I am glad it worked out. :)

I agree. While some product groups are more 3D-friendly than others, a physical sample is necessary. There will always be some gap in accuracy. We once did a test with a causal jacket. Patternmakers wanted to perfect the fit, so they made 5 slightly different patterns of the same jacket, and made them into physical samples. We made them in 3D as well, and while in real samples you could see the differences in fit, in 3D they all looked pretty much the same.

Thank you for your kind words! I am happy you find my videos useful. :) I am working on my own website now, that will offer some member-only services for 3D creation and learning, though I am not sure when it will be ready. I am doing it on my own, so it is taking time haha

@@stitchandrender 😱😱😱 yayyy!! Sooo happy to hear that!! Can’t wait!! But take your time!! 🙌🙌🙌 sure its going to be grest!!! thanks again for all your content!!