If you want to learn how i actually created the t-shirt in this video follow this link th-cam.com/video/6U4IErJlsNU/w-d-xo.html If you want some fabric materials i have 56 of them available on my gumroad page gum.co/cjQgV
I guess im randomly asking but does someone know of a way to log back into an instagram account..? I somehow lost my account password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Kayden Rylan Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Seems to take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Unfortunately not, MD disables this for the sake of performance. I stand to be corrected but i haven't found anyway to enable top stitching while a simulation is running.
Not too familiar with MD yet, but would this top stitching be exportable into either a texture or mesh? You mentioned it being great for renders so I was just curious how you go from MD to the render portion with the stitches still in tact.
When you export your garment it exports the top stitching as actual geometry that you can use and import into another program. Every top stitch that you see in MD will be part of the actual obj of the garment once its exported.
1.) Hey, great tutorial thanks for that ! 2.) Do you know if the stitches have uv cordinates (are uv´t) for quick texturing or do you have to uv them after export ? Thinking of doing stitches in MD directly exporting to SubstancePainter, would that work or you have to first unwrap the stitches uvs somehow ?
@@NBCNothingButCrap To create real pattern blocks for garment production you'd use CLO instead of Marvelous. Marvelous helps in visualisation, but also in creating clothes for 3D characters for cinema/animation and video games. For example, the clothes creation pipeline in the most recent Assassin's Creed, I'm fairly certain, made use of Marvelous.
@@LunaJorgensen Your reply made me clear about which software should I go with and put more focus. Thanks a lot for your help. Highly appreciated. Have a nice day.
Hello Travis, congrats for you awesome channel ;), I have aquestion what is your workflow about the stiches do you prefer to add them like this tutorial or do you add them on Zbrush or you do it on SP ? Thank you!
I completely agree with you, because for some time i worked in clo3d, as i was interested in cutting and not cg but unfortunately I have come to the conclusion that it is not possible to do on the computer how to teach Julian Roberts:D btw clo3d more functional than md
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If you want to learn how i actually created the t-shirt in this video follow this link th-cam.com/video/6U4IErJlsNU/w-d-xo.html
If you want some fabric materials i have 56 of them available on my gumroad page gum.co/cjQgV
Will it work in blender? I mean that will that stitching show in the blender?
I guess im randomly asking but does someone know of a way to log back into an instagram account..?
I somehow lost my account password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Finley Corbin instablaster =)
@Kayden Rylan Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Seems to take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Kayden Rylan It worked and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much, you really help me out!
thanks for your help!
hi, do you know how to export these topstitches as normal map. Because as actually geometry the result is too heavy..
The best you can do its having two meshes, one with them one without and bake a normal map yourself
Hi what’s up , I got a problem , I made a hoodie and the pocket have red lines and I don’t know how to fix it
Çok faydalı bir paylaşım olmuş tebrikler
Zevkle. İzlediğiniz için teşekkürler.
This function can be used in conjunction with ZBrush. Its effect is very good, but obj has too many faces.
Hi Travis, great video!! I only have one doubt. Is there any way of seeing the stitching while the simulation is on?
Unfortunately not, MD disables this for the sake of performance. I stand to be corrected but i haven't found anyway to enable top stitching while a simulation is running.
@@TravisDavids thank you very much!!!
Not too familiar with MD yet, but would this top stitching be exportable into either a texture or mesh? You mentioned it being great for renders so I was just curious how you go from MD to the render portion with the stitches still in tact.
When you export your garment it exports the top stitching as actual geometry that you can use and import into another program. Every top stitch that you see in MD will be part of the actual obj of the garment once its exported.
Okay awesome :) Thank you.
Hi, I have a problem when I put an image, the seam can not be seen, how can I solve it?
1.) Hey, great tutorial thanks for that !
2.) Do you know if the stitches have uv cordinates (are uv´t) for quick texturing or do you have to uv them after export ?
Thinking of doing stitches in MD directly exporting to SubstancePainter, would that work or you have to first unwrap the stitches uvs somehow ?
CGwould I will try this and if you wanna learn do this and if you have questions there is a manual you can read
have you found a good workflow for the stitches to substance? in the UV editor in MD the cloth shows but not the stitches.
@@AndreMercado adjust the workflow you can export your MD and use it in zbrush or any other 3d application you preefer...that would be my workarround
Hi, do you know why when I exported it, the snitches does not appeared? I checked already the option: export all the patrons and graphics etc....
Like!
After designing everything, can we print out each part with exact scale on paper for real production??
Unfortunately since i have never completed this process i have no idea and can't answer this question.
@@TravisDavids So then what the real purpose of this software? Clothing concept visualization?
@@NBCNothingButCrap To create real pattern blocks for garment production you'd use CLO instead of Marvelous. Marvelous helps in visualisation, but also in creating clothes for 3D characters for cinema/animation and video games. For example, the clothes creation pipeline in the most recent Assassin's Creed, I'm fairly certain, made use of Marvelous.
@@LunaJorgensen Your reply made me clear about which software should I go with and put more focus. Thanks a lot for your help. Highly appreciated. Have a nice day.
In addition you can watch “The witness” from love death+robot to see the actual animation works in industry. And it was done in marvelous designer😉
Hello Travis, congrats for you awesome channel ;), I have aquestion what is your workflow about the stiches do you prefer to add them like this tutorial or do you add them on Zbrush or you do it on SP ?
Thank you!
Great work buddy. You have some awesome tuts. Its nice to see a fellow Joburg dude making awesome tuts. definitely giving you a Sub and i like.
Thank you Maya appreciate that so much :)
newbie at MD, and this helped me loads, Subscribed!
can i convert this stiching somehow to texture so its not a mesh
Hi Travis, do you have a video of how to make springs??
Great tutorial! Thanks a lot man.
nothing on how its exported, on how to create new models, or if we can replace the OBJ stitch for a texture.
thanks for information
My pleasure!
Very useful tutorial.Appreciate it！
Its only my pleasure :)
do you do custom work Travis?
Yes but i'm not available for freelance at the moment.
make easy in zbrush but it's also useful
Yup, i use zbrush as well to do top stitching, i just find md7 faster and more precise for getting it applied on the garment.
I completely agree with you, because for some time i worked in clo3d, as i was interested in cutting and not cg but unfortunately I have come to the conclusion that it is not possible to do on the computer how to teach Julian Roberts:D
btw clo3d more functional than md
Amazing! Thank you so much!
I did it in photoshop and it was so hard for me) Now I will do it in MD)
No problem, MD makes this process very easy to do and customize as well :)
@@TravisDavids the only thing that sucks is the stitching is offset to the edge so if you want to apply a stitch over two panels it's impossible.