How to use Image Maps to Create Custom Fabrics in CLO
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- In 3D software, the process of wrapping an image around a 3D model, like a sticker on a box, is known as image mapping. In this tutorial, we are going to explore how CLO uses images to visualize what you see in the 3D window. The image files used in this process are known as “image maps”. CLO can visualize different effects based on the image that is placed into the specific area of the Property Editor when an asset is selected in the Object Browser.
Resources (if you want to follow along): drive.google.c...
Chapters:
00:21 Anatomy of a CLO fabric
5:20 Create a custom asset
7:52 Visualize with interactive render
9:48 Saving your Custom Asset
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The most beautiful voice I can hear on TH-cam, and it is about the exact subject I was looking for on TH-cam. Thank you man with a beautiful voice.
Wow, thank you!
This is an excellent video. I’ve always tried to understand the concept of the image maps and this takes my understanding to the next level. Love the phrase: “the key is to understanding which image map to place in what spot in the property editor” … or bring in as a print? Or use texture generator? So many options …
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. Thanks
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This is really useful thanks clo 👍
Glad you think so!
Thanks for explaining the different maps! Unrelated question: What is the command to freeze the red line? I've been using the box tool and freezing but it's not elegant like your red line.
Do you mean the Pin tool? If you want to freeze and entire Pattern Line Segment or internal line You can use the pink tool and the double click in the 2D window on the line you want to add pins to
@@CLO3D I selected the Pin tool in the 3d window (i tried both box and lasso). When I double click in the 2d window, it does not allow me to select a line segment. is there a video on how to do this?
@@evoncassier1720 It looks like you also asked this on the forums. We will post images there
This is really interesting! Does anyone know where i can learn to make all those maps?
hi. You can find many tutorials online about just making these maps. But also many use this free generator if you already have the base texture - cpetry.github.io/NormalMap-Online/