How to Use Topstitch tools - CLO3D Beginner Course
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- In this CLO3D tutorial you will learn how to work with the various topstitching tools do in CLO3D. Same steps work in Marvelous Designer.
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Excellent tutorial! step -by-step with options explained and recap of tools. Timing is at a pace you can easily follow..not too fast. Thank you
Thank you so much Joy! So sweet of you to say that! 💛
You did an excellent tutorial! Very well explained and just to the point. Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much for letting me know! Happy to help
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🙏🏻 Thank you!! Hope it’s useful and helpful to you!
Awesome, Really I like your advice. Thank you so much for this kind of informative video.
Thank you for watching. You support means a lot
Wow! Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Very well explained as always.
I am wondering, to get an indent in the fabric where the top stitch is do you need to have an internal line or is there another way?
Yes, pretty much anything you want to add inside the patterns needs an internal line.
thanks for your nice presentation
Great to hear that this video was helpful!! :)
Thanks for this, do you have a vid covering the normal map of topstitches in order to get some shading from the stitching? I can't seem to get that working somehow for certain stitches, is it the fabric properties preventing this?
I've never used a Normal Map for stitches, but you can go to Property Editor, and under Type choose "OBJ". That creates a more dimensional topstitch. You will see it really pop in render.
I work with leather so my stitch gaps have to be custom-made.
For example:
2.5 mm inside the stitch line and each hole gap will be 6 mm
Is it possible?