Hey buddy thanks for the vid, I am getting into some character design stuff and wanted to know a bit more about clothes and how to make them so...found your vid, thanks, now I am a bit informed about it.
I've found your channel for couple of days now, and your tutorials are super helpful! thanks a lot! :) (and i love the British accent so much, it reminds me of my favorite band, Pink Floyd)
Glad you are finding the channel helpful :) and you can't beat Pink Floyd. A lot of my videos are made while I listen to Dark Side for the millionth time
Thank you so much. While watching the video i couldn't stop thinking about where you were recording! And i think i hear wind if I'm not wrong...where were you? Looks super cool!
Hi Hannah. I think the wind was my little fan. It's been so long over here in the UK, I needed something while recording. The backdrop on my camera is a render from one of my 3d sets :)
thanks for some create tutorials ive just started learning and ive hit a problem i hope you can help? at 12:33 you start to use the fold tool, when you click on the fold tool you get to see seam lines in the 3d view then you click on the seam to fold over the collar... my problem is that i do not get to see any seem lines so i cant click on the seam to make the collar fold. (if i could show you a picture i would) Thank you. PS. Show 3D Seamlines is enabled *****Update***** started a new design when i reached the part at 12:11Off Set Patten Outline... i created the extended collar and again the fold line does not show.... Then i noticed that in your tut the option Create Internal Line was ticked mine was not.. so after ticking mine all went ok.. again thank you very much for your tuts...
Hello first of all thank you for this great video. I'm trying to adjust the collar right now..unfortunately your webcam is in front of it at the moment and I can't find the section. What I mean is at 10: 57 on your video. I can't find the list you can open 🤔
AH sorry about that. In that part I'm changing the material preset for the Material to Fusible Rigid. That makes that collar piece a little stiffer, so it doesn't collapse under it's own weight. Hope that helps.
As far as I know moving a pattern in the 2D view doesn't move it in the 3D view. The only time that matters is when you draw the pattern in 2D, depending on where you draw in 2d in relation to the avatar silhouette, MD will decide where to place the pattern in the 3D view.
@@3dmegaverseJohn yeah that’s what I mean it won’t be in the correct place when I draw or if I copy and paste a shape it just pastes on top of the fabric I’m trying to copy
@@Sebastian-lp7lw If you copy and paste it to the same place in 2D, it will cover the original in 3d. If you paste it elsewhere it will not completely overlap your original. That being said even though you it pastes over the original in 3d, you can still move it. As it is selected the moment you paste. Or you could use arrangement points to move it away from your original.
Hint: If you set Layer to 1 in the Property Editor on the side of you want to be on top, it'll automatically arrange itself on the outside without you having to pull it to keep it from clipping.
And many other things as well, in terms of correct sewing it's all done wrong. I sew and make patterns, and most of TH-camrs teaching MD do it all in a very amateurish way, as a result the clothing doesn't sit very well and looks unrealistic. Honestly it's always better to use basic professionally done patterns and then change them and fit them to the model. And of course learn at least some basic clothes modeling concepts and sewing operations. Other than that, I found this tutorial useful to learn MD tools and interface.
Thank you so much for this tutorial...this was slow, understandable, and on point.
You're welcome Richen, I'm glad it helped.
Pretty concise and great for a beginner. I would've liked to have seen how you opened the neckline towards the end. Cheers tho!
Thanks Miguel, sorry I missed the undo bit at the end. All you do is unfasten the top button or two, using the button tools.
Excellent tutorials! Thank you very much!
Thank you very much for this. This is very beginner friendly
You're welcome, I try to be beginner friendly. I remember what it was like when I started out :)
Big thanks for this video brother, god bless
Thank you so much, Excellent tutorials
You make this program seem so easy xD
Yet - as we both know - it really isn't 😆
Helped me greatly. Thank you kind sir!
Glad it helped!
Hey buddy thanks for the vid, I am getting into some character design stuff and wanted to know a bit more about clothes and how to make them so...found your vid, thanks, now I am a bit informed about it.
HI Ahmed, I'm very pleased to be helpful :) take care
Thank you!!!
Appreciate this vid. It really helped me. Keep up the good work pal!!!!
I'm happy it was helpful, hope you are having fun creating things.
Thank you
You're welcome
Awesome, I made a man shirt following the method :D Thanks!
Nice work!
Perfect
I've found your channel for couple of days now, and your tutorials are super helpful! thanks a lot! :)
(and i love the British accent so much, it reminds me of my favorite band, Pink Floyd)
Glad you are finding the channel helpful :) and you can't beat Pink Floyd. A lot of my videos are made while I listen to Dark Side for the millionth time
Thank you so much. While watching the video i couldn't stop thinking about where you were recording! And i think i hear wind if I'm not wrong...where were you? Looks super cool!
I know the background its not real tho lol
Hi Hannah. I think the wind was my little fan. It's been so long over here in the UK, I needed something while recording. The backdrop on my camera is a render from one of my 3d sets :)
Hey man! ty for this great tutorial! I just have a question in 15:35 I try to merge but I get unavailable this option u.u
My bad I already solve it, again ty for the great tutorial!
awesome really well done video,thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you so much, it really helped!
You're welcome!
thanks for some create tutorials ive just started learning and ive hit a problem i hope you can help? at 12:33 you start to use the fold tool, when you click on the fold tool you get to see seam lines in the 3d view then you click on the seam to fold over the collar... my problem is that i do not get to see any seem lines so i cant click on the seam to make the collar fold. (if i could show you a picture i would) Thank you. PS. Show 3D Seamlines is enabled *****Update***** started a new design when i reached the part at 12:11Off Set Patten Outline... i created the extended collar and again the fold line does not show.... Then i noticed that in your tut the option Create Internal Line was ticked mine was not.. so after ticking mine all went ok.. again thank you very much for your tuts...
When you add structure you should click on create outline button
Hello first of all thank you for this great video. I'm trying to adjust the collar right now..unfortunately your webcam is in front of it at the moment and I can't find the section.
What I mean is at 10: 57 on your video.
I can't find the list you can open 🤔
AH sorry about that. In that part I'm changing the material preset for the Material to Fusible Rigid. That makes that collar piece a little stiffer, so it doesn't collapse under it's own weight. Hope that helps.
@@3dmegaverseJohn ahh..now i find it.Thank you 😊
How do you export the buttonholes? When I export my model everything works fine except the button holes are missing
The buttons are baked into the texture, go to the UV room and use the button at the top to export the textures. Hope that helps.
@@3dmegaverseJohnthank you for the reply. I ended up using a buttonhole alpha with some height settings
@@AIWarper Glad you got it all worked out
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Welcome
my patterns are not moving in the 3D view when I move them in 2D any ideas?
As far as I know moving a pattern in the 2D view doesn't move it in the 3D view. The only time that matters is when you draw the pattern in 2D, depending on where you draw in 2d in relation to the avatar silhouette, MD will decide where to place the pattern in the 3D view.
@@3dmegaverseJohn yeah that’s what I mean it won’t be in the correct place when I draw or if I copy and paste a shape it just pastes on top of the fabric I’m trying to copy
@@Sebastian-lp7lw If you copy and paste it to the same place in 2D, it will cover the original in 3d. If you paste it elsewhere it will not completely overlap your original. That being said even though you it pastes over the original in 3d, you can still move it. As it is selected the moment you paste. Or you could use arrangement points to move it away from your original.
Hint: If you set Layer to 1 in the Property Editor on the side of you want to be on top, it'll automatically arrange itself on the outside without you having to pull it to keep it from clipping.
You forgot some deatils such as darts and pleats.
And many other things as well, in terms of correct sewing it's all done wrong. I sew and make patterns, and most of TH-camrs teaching MD do it all in a very amateurish way, as a result the clothing doesn't sit very well and looks unrealistic. Honestly it's always better to use basic professionally done patterns and then change them and fit them to the model. And of course learn at least some basic clothes modeling concepts and sewing operations. Other than that, I found this tutorial useful to learn MD tools and interface.
"one moment"... blouse wide open.
great video! thanks for the tutorial!