Stephen, thank you for this video. It's very interesting - I just recently started looking at lessons on MD and CLO3D - and was looking for good explanations on how to use the program. (My English is very bad - sorry for the typos and mistakes).
Hi! I'm at 22:41 and for some reason it wont let me sew the Gusset to the rest of the pattern with the zipper parts. Is it because they are separated? I tried both the segment +shift and then free sewing and neither option let me do multiple patterns. It only sews a single pattern at a time and stops when I move to try to continue.
Thank you very much fot this detailed video! Can I ask though, in the thumbnail, there is a part shown on the bag that is not explained in the video on how to make it, and I am trying to make that exact part right now. I am talking about the small black piece sewn at the end of the zipper. Could you provide information on how to make this piece?
I think this is amazing, I use your video to shows many people about the feature; very helpful! This help answer lots of question many people have. One suggestion though! I think it would be helpful when you pressing the hotkey; maybe showing it on the screen. That way people can know and be about the follow Thank you so much for sharing
im trying to build a cylindrical bag. how do i get the bag from collapsing under gravity. i zeroed the gravity. i tried using a stiff material and adjusting the 1st 5 properties. I solidified. Froze the bottom and top circle patterns. Your bag inflated when simulated.
Thanks Stephen for sharing such informative video. Do you still use this software till this date ? Or you have move on with new other application / software for bag making ?
I use it nearly every day. I have started to switch to marvelous designer, but that’s because I am doing 3D render work and exporting the model to blender for shading. If you’re just doing patterning and renders from CLO, then CLO is solid. I needed more control over the mesh.
This is awesome! If someone were looking to invest in software to get their start in designing bags, would you recommend they start with CLO3D or Illustrator first?
Solid question. I think it’s depends on the end goal. I’d recommend illustrator for anyone that wants to do more than just bag patterning. It’s really a graphic design tool we’ve used to build patterns because the vector control is amazing. I’d recommend Clo for anyone that wants to pump out designs and iterate fast 💨 you can see the bag in 3D, which is huge. There are better controls for actually making a bag in Clo. Although, if someone is really serious about their craft... I’d say get both and learn to use them together. It’s more powerful that way.
These materials were image textures. Basically taking a repeating pattern and getting the normals and displacements from them. I’m working on procedural in keyshot and blender now, though!
Hi! Thanks for sharing your process! I use solidworks to create my hard pieces. You mentioned that you use Shapr3d and import as an OBJ. Is there another file type you recommend transferring that avoid resizing or that maintains properties better?
Hi! thanks for this amazing video, I've learnt a lot. I'm just having trouble when layering with lining and internal pockets. I can't seem to be able to deflate the parts correctly. Any extra tip for doing this? And congrats on the virtual materials as well, I bought the package and can't wait to see what else you upload.
Awesome video-so good! Please come out with a sneaker tutorial! 🙏
Stephen, thank you for this video. It's very interesting - I just recently started looking at lessons on MD and CLO3D - and was looking for good explanations on how to use the program. (My English is very bad - sorry for the typos and mistakes).
Beautiful video!! Can you please make other videos like this one where you explain/show us different bags/backpacks shapes?
Dam bro it’s been awhile, you should keep it up
It has been a while 😭
i really liked and used this video thank you so much waiting for more
Thank you thank you thank you
You are amazing
👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
You are the best, really! You have very good ideas and clever designs, Thank you so much for sharing 🍀🍀🙌
I am very exited. Nice video, lovely
Yay! Thank you!
ОМГ я обхахаталась пока смотрела этот ролик!!!Валяюсь под столом,ха ха ха)))))))))
very detailed, i found this video today, already loving it!!!!
Hi! I'm at 22:41 and for some reason it wont let me sew the Gusset to the rest of the pattern with the zipper parts. Is it because they are separated? I tried both the segment +shift and then free sewing and neither option let me do multiple patterns. It only sews a single pattern at a time and stops when I move to try to continue.
me too, did you got the reason? then please share me..
This is amazing!!!! It's the future! Thanks for the lesson!
Ya, Gus! It’s so rad! I’m obsessed
Thank you very much fot this detailed video! Can I ask though, in the thumbnail, there is a part shown on the bag that is not explained in the video on how to make it, and I am trying to make that exact part right now. I am talking about the small black piece sewn at the end of the zipper. Could you provide information on how to make this piece?
its a small piece of webbing. You sew each edge to self, then sew one of the edges to the edge of the bag
It's very helpful for my work!! Thanks for the lesson!
Thank you so much! Will your website be online again?
Excellent 👌
you make a wonderful job here, thanks man
Thank you! 🙏
suubed!! finally! thanks for the tutorials man!
Very handy and informative! Thank you!
Epic job, my dude. Thanks for sharing the MYOG know-how!
Always! Such a great tool. I had to share!
That was so awesome man.
🤘🤘
AMAZING! Thank you so much that helped A LOT
I think this is amazing, I use your video to shows many people about the feature; very helpful!
This help answer lots of question many people have. One suggestion though!
I think it would be helpful when you pressing the hotkey; maybe showing it on the screen. That way people can know and be about the follow
Thank you so much for sharing
That’s a great idea!! Thank you!
Hello my friends, how can I get this design software
im trying to build a cylindrical bag. how do i get the bag from collapsing under gravity. i zeroed the gravity. i tried using a stiff material and adjusting the 1st 5 properties. I solidified. Froze the bottom and top circle patterns. Your bag inflated when simulated.
Thanks Stephen for sharing such informative video. Do you still use this software till this date ? Or you have move on with new other application / software for bag making ?
I use it nearly every day. I have started to switch to marvelous designer, but that’s because I am doing 3D render work and exporting the model to blender for shading. If you’re just doing patterning and renders from CLO, then CLO is solid. I needed more control over the mesh.
thank you sir. I find this video
Hey...... I am not able to do the form of bag firm and hard ....it is falling down and shapeless ....please help
Great video. Def want to try this out. I want to make some custom camera bags. Do you use this program a lot?
Oh ya. All the time. It’s my primary tool.
This is awesome!
If someone were looking to invest in software to get their start in designing bags, would you recommend they start with CLO3D or Illustrator first?
Solid question. I think it’s depends on the end goal. I’d recommend illustrator for anyone that wants to do more than just bag patterning. It’s really a graphic design tool we’ve used to build patterns because the vector control is amazing.
I’d recommend Clo for anyone that wants to pump out designs and iterate fast 💨 you can see the bag in 3D, which is huge. There are better controls for actually making a bag in Clo.
Although, if someone is really serious about their craft... I’d say get both and learn to use them together. It’s more powerful that way.
Which software is best for bag design clo or marvelous designer or optitex.
Would be interested to see how you create your materials, from photos or procedural?
These materials were image textures. Basically taking a repeating pattern and getting the normals and displacements from them.
I’m working on procedural in keyshot and blender now, though!
When I simulate a bag without avatar, they looks no shape, just looks flatten fabric, even after sewing. Your video helped a lot. Thanks.
Glad it helped! 🎉
amazing
What kind of thread do you use ? Thanks for your video and I loved your story
hi i am following your tutorial step by step but my bag fall on one side but your bag still stay in the center can you help me what i am doing wrong.
Hi! Thanks for sharing your process! I use solidworks to create my hard pieces. You mentioned that you use Shapr3d and import as an OBJ. Is there another file type you recommend transferring that avoid resizing or that maintains properties better?
I think the Shapr import is the issue. When I use fusion it comes in fine. So solid works should be good! Clo only takes in OBJ... I’m pretty sure
@@BagBuff AWESOME! So helpful! Thank you for the quick response!
Hi! thanks for this amazing video, I've learnt a lot. I'm just having trouble when layering with lining and internal pockets. I can't seem to be able to deflate the parts correctly. Any extra tip for doing this?
And congrats on the virtual materials as well, I bought the package and can't wait to see what else you upload.
Why didnt you merge the symmetric parts right in the beginning of the work?
Preference
Did you include the zipper image in your files or do I need to find one/make one? Any reason you didn't use the zipper tool from CLO?
Hello my friends, how can I get this design software
Thank you
You bet 🤙
Did you make these materials yourself or is there a place you get digital materials from. I realize I can also buy this from you on your site too.
I made the ones I sell on the site
I wonder how much of this is applicable to Marvelous Designer...I've at least got a perpetual license for _that._ 😓
What course you are study?
I like the criteria: ...When will it be ready,?....I dunno. soon. Ok, moving on.