You have lots of options: CLO, Browzwear, Style3D. I would suggest you look at the capabilities of program, what you want to do, and which you find you can most easily operate.
Thank you for telling us about the difference between the two software.I am a knitwear designer, which software will help to expedite the design process and put all the detail cable and other knit purl stitches in the fabrics and basic sweater cardigan bodies ? Your response will help tremendously, Best , Nazia
If you're just doing it for look, it doesn't really matter which you choose. Both will give you a great look as long as you have the right maps to create the detail. You may want to look into the Shima Seiki software. The company specializes in knitwear, and their software is made for that. I don't have any tutorials on it, but the Fashion Tech has at least 2, so you should check out her channel. I know she was learning the Shima Seiki software at the end of last year, so she'll probably have more tutorials this year.
@@anissaani9146 Sadly, no. Browzwear does have a certification, and if you're working in corporate design, that's probably the better option to learn. More corporate companies (at the moment) use Browzwear than CLO.
That is the stupidest thing i have ever seen from a company why they didnt merge both marvelous and clo3d to a one program and make a pro version for more features so you can have all features of marvelous and clo3d combined
@@383designo it's not marvelous designer is for 3d artist there are lot's of features that are helpful for use then you and clo3d have some feature that we will never use that you use daily
@@legendboyAni I read a good explaination that helped me somewhere (that I can't track down now): CLO is for designers/users who want to take their designs from the computer to the real world -- like clothing designers who want to manufacture their clothes. MD is for users who want to keep their designs on the computer -- like 3D artists designing for games.
@@sethleland yeah that's what i am saying CLO doesn't have auto uv unwrap but MD has that, and this is useful to us but not to the designer that's why pick whatever your need not one is better then other
My Marvelous Designer subscription is expiring soon so I will be switching to Clo3D! 😊
You'll find it works exactly the same! But CLO will have some additional options for the fashion folks:)
What about a great digital soft wear for swimsuit and lingirie
You have lots of options: CLO, Browzwear, Style3D. I would suggest you look at the capabilities of program, what you want to do, and which you find you can most easily operate.
Thank you for telling us about the difference between the two software.I am a knitwear designer, which software will help to expedite the design process and put all the detail cable and other knit purl stitches in the fabrics and basic sweater cardigan bodies ? Your response will help tremendously, Best , Nazia
If you're just doing it for look, it doesn't really matter which you choose. Both will give you a great look as long as you have the right maps to create the detail. You may want to look into the Shima Seiki software. The company specializes in knitwear, and their software is made for that.
I don't have any tutorials on it, but the Fashion Tech has at least 2, so you should check out her channel. I know she was learning the Shima Seiki software at the end of last year, so she'll probably have more tutorials this year.
Does clo3d give you a certification after you've completed a tot. amount of hours?
Thank you
Right now, they do not. I know some schools give their own certificates of completion, but it's not anything official from CLO.
@383design thanks.. yeah, I've heard about that but I was hoping on CLO
@@anissaani9146 Sadly, no. Browzwear does have a certification, and if you're working in corporate design, that's probably the better option to learn. More corporate companies (at the moment) use Browzwear than CLO.
THANK YOU !!!!!!!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting:)
It look me like the old and stupid versions of 3D STUDIO MAX vs 3D STUDIO VIZ...
That is the stupidest thing i have ever seen from a company why they didnt merge both marvelous and clo3d to a one program and make a pro version for more features so you can have all features of marvelous and clo3d combined
That's essentially what this is. CLO is the "pro version" of Marvelous Designer:)
@@383designo it's not marvelous designer is for 3d artist there are lot's of features that are helpful for use then you and clo3d have some feature that we will never use that you use daily
@@legendboyAni I read a good explaination that helped me somewhere (that I can't track down now): CLO is for designers/users who want to take their designs from the computer to the real world -- like clothing designers who want to manufacture their clothes. MD is for users who want to keep their designs on the computer -- like 3D artists designing for games.
@@sethleland yeah that's what i am saying CLO doesn't have auto uv unwrap but MD has that, and this is useful to us but not to the designer that's why pick whatever your need not one is better then other