I never ever used clo 3D. After that video I doawloaded the trial. I put the speed of the video as slowest as possible. I follow every step and I have the same results! Im Crazy Happy !!! but just one thing never saw how you put the zipper... just appears... anyway thanks you much !!! Now I know how create patters just with this lovely video
hey can you please make a video or explain how to make a garment WHITE or LIGHT desired colors. clothing 6.1 the garment starts grey on the front and black on the back panel. I have it checked on the fabric in the object browser the fabric I want to change colors, and in both 2d and 3d window highlighted, the colors are changing but only a dark colors from the grey it started, I have turned the desatration (ON) and does nothing, nothing is changing, I can't get to no light colors or Evan the color white it just stays grey or whatever dark color I choose. can you please help? thank you
Please i have no idea at all about pattern drafting , like knowing how to cut the fabric, the shapes and what goes where, will it be possible to get some help with that. Like pattern drafting 101.
WOW, yo acabo de descargar este programa y busco tutoriales de como usarlo, necesito tener muchos conocimientos en patronaje? o simplemente puedo deducirlo con mis cortos conocimientos?
Thanks for your videos, I am a computer scientist and for my research I bead some of these Zprj files, would you please share some of your files with me?🙏🏻🙏🏻
The problem is that the pattern is not the same as the production pattern, it is just for show, then the design dept has to do the pattern again for production? It is double the work???
This was my first experience using CLO you are correct. However the program has many different user levels and applications. There is a best practice and there is a most used. My later video all create varied levels of production ready patterns🙂
Hey Fashion Tech, Awesome vid! I have a quick question, once I finish modelling my garment, I wanted to make a cool animation that shows the hoody going from almost flat floating 2D patterns to then being attracted all at once to drape over the avatar. Sort of like a exploded construction animation, how can I achieve this result on CLO? Many thanks!
Believe it or not this is in development stage for CLO right now! But for now there are other programs like key shot and Blender... but it will be released in CLO soon
@@TheFashionTech Thank you for the speedy reply! I managed to achieve the above purely in CLO, maybe I didn't explain properly. but it was pretty simple, you kind of have to play around with the distance each piece is from one another. Last time I check Keyshot I doesn't import animations, and I think you're alluding to moving fabric pieces from their original position to a desired exploded position and having the program animate the in between steps. I was after more of a cloth simulating together from floating pieces, which I managed to achieve, now I am exporting to render as alembic for C4D.
Did you have access to the pattern before starting or did you just figure it out by starting with guesses on what the cuts were? This is amazing. Thanks for sharing. I'll be watching your Tutorial series now.
Nice! Glad I found your channel. Would you be interested in making a vid about how to find clients/work as a master CLO artist? I've always wondered what kind of jobs are out there for people with your speed and skill in this software.
Hello, thanks for the video, I will be using this program soon and just wondering how accurate is the look you get on the avatar? The back waist balance would not look like that once you close the dart as its not been balanced ? Or does the avatar look 'tweaked' ? thanks
The software is not kind to darts. being an early video I have since learned that a pattern can have a perfect balanced dart. It will usually make a pucker at the point of the dart. So i "used to" make my darts long to avoid the point. This video is less about accurate patterns then it is how to complete a outfit/garment.
If you can backspace while applying the stitch it will go back a point.. zoom in on the dart and reduce the extra points... if you can use the N segment and not free sewing
Big Companies I have worked for save the resolution at 4000 pixel. this takes so long, but looks great. Try this for FINAL renders. Learn to pronounce Grandes empresas en las que he trabajado para guardar la resolución a 4000 píxeles. esto lleva mucho tiempo, pero se ve muy bien. Prueba esto para los renderizados FINALES.
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Aqui hay cosas que no se han esplicado, como los fruncidos
Did this garment actually go into production? I see a lot of issues here. The darts especially in the back are too huge, no truing of seams, no curvature to the body. The skirt should have been tapered. I couldn't believe the amount of effort for the zipper. Half inch seam allowance is sufficient, all the pattern would need is a nifty little notch for placement. What's going on in the back bodice closure? A dramatic keyhole would work but it remains unclear here. The sample maker might throw it back at you.
Amy!! This was my first video ever 🤣🤩 thank you for your critical comments it’s by no means a production ready garment. The video is a showcase on how I was able to achieve a visual representation. It was a novice experience. So you are more then welcome to watch the pattern making series or watch me make a block on this channel. But by no means am I trying to pass this video off as ready for production but you already know this 🤓🤣🤓🤣🤓 take it easy there are a lot of beginners who watch this video to see where it starts and I hope people get encouraged to practice 💗💗💗
@@TheFashionTech Hey Fashion Tech!! No worries! The graphic interface is fantastic and you did an excellent job of rendering. I'm questioning the software. As you might tell, I'm an old pattern maker over here, spilled blood with a lot of nasty paper cuts from the yellow board we'd cut patterns on to go into production. In fact I'm investigating what software I should play with just for kicks and giggles, that's how I found your video.
If you love flat patterns and work in programs like optitex Browzwear is great. I world recommend them first! Clo is more for design iteration and visual but works better with imported patterns for accuracy
Honestly, bless you for making these vids. I know what I'll be doing with all of my time this week.
Hi! thank you for teaching this! I made my first outfit in Clo followed your guide and I am super proud!!!
I never ever used clo 3D. After that video I doawloaded the trial. I put the speed of the video as slowest as possible. I follow every step and I have the same results! Im Crazy Happy !!! but just one thing never saw how you put the zipper... just appears... anyway thanks you much !!! Now I know how create patters just with this lovely video
Same thing about zipper.
there are tricks you have to use for some garments an invisible zipper as well as a fly zipper are not made like sewing rules dictate.
hey can you please make a video or explain how to make a garment WHITE or LIGHT desired colors. clothing 6.1 the garment starts grey on the front and black on the back panel. I have it checked on the fabric in the object browser the fabric I want to change colors, and in both 2d and 3d window highlighted, the colors are changing but only a dark colors from the grey it started, I have turned the desatration (ON) and does nothing, nothing is changing, I can't get to no light colors or Evan the color white it just stays grey or whatever dark color I choose. can you please help? thank you
How can import a body scan of a person and how to creat avatar
Please i have no idea at all about pattern drafting , like knowing how to cut the fabric, the shapes and what goes where, will it be possible to get some help with that. Like pattern drafting 101.
Hi what great job!! thank you for sharing it with us. But Sorry what kind of software do you use ?
When you say what software - It is called CLO3D a similar program is Marvelous Designer
Perfecto!! me gustó mucho, muy buen trabajo. Yo desde que descubrí Clo3d no puedo parar de diseñar con él. Saludos!!
I am a BIG Fan of your work!!
Hi can you make a beginner tutorial of the software
Look for a Tutorial Series on April 7th 2019
I’m really curious if you can print out the patterns after you finish?
It’s a bit of a process but yes you can save as PDF and layout in illustrator to print on least amount of pages
WOW, yo acabo de descargar este programa y busco tutoriales de como usarlo, necesito tener muchos conocimientos en patronaje? o simplemente puedo deducirlo con mis cortos conocimientos?
Thanks for your videos, I am a computer scientist and for my research I bead some of these Zprj files, would you please share some of your files with me?🙏🏻🙏🏻
I use a window, how do i get apps that can help me design outfits like this, or rather which apps will help me design outfits
Do you need sites that help you make patterns?
The Fashion Tech Yes please
The problem is that the pattern is not the same as the production pattern, it is just for show, then the design dept has to do the pattern again for production? It is double the work???
This was my first experience using CLO you are correct. However the program has many different user levels and applications. There is a best practice and there is a most used. My later video all create varied levels of production ready patterns🙂
Hey can you pls tell how to download this software
hey ther! so we can create 3d modells in this Clo3d and animate them in blender or c4d?
shubham sharma yes now this is possible look up blender bridge
Lovely ❤️
is it possible to measure the sizes of an actual person's body and use it as a model?
Yes. You can create and Avatar with the measurements or you can import a body scan of the person.
what is the price for clo3d for business?
You have to ask the company but less then 1000$ usd
@@TheFashionTech I asked and they finally gave me a price of $9000 per license. Plus $2000 for training I think.
Then it went up was $6000 before pandemonium
Really awesome
Thank you! Cheers!
Which app / software u use for this
CLO3D
Good Job! Looking forward for other videos! :)
So interesting..
Hey Fashion Tech, Awesome vid! I have a quick question, once I finish modelling my garment, I wanted to make a cool animation that shows the hoody going from almost flat floating 2D patterns to then being attracted all at once to drape over the avatar. Sort of like a exploded construction animation, how can I achieve this result on CLO? Many thanks!
Believe it or not this is in development stage for CLO right now! But for now there are other programs like key shot and Blender... but it will be released in CLO soon
@@TheFashionTech Thank you for the speedy reply! I managed to achieve the above purely in CLO, maybe I didn't explain properly. but it was pretty simple, you kind of have to play around with the distance each piece is from one another. Last time I check Keyshot I doesn't import animations, and I think you're alluding to moving fabric pieces from their original position to a desired exploded position and having the program animate the in between steps. I was after more of a cloth simulating together from floating pieces, which I managed to achieve, now I am exporting to render as alembic for C4D.
Thanks keep up!
How do you this? I can have so many Questions.
Ask away the answers can help other too
Busco un programa similar pero con los modelos reales no en 3d para campañas publicitarias , alguna recomendacion?
Gracias y Bendiciones
Daz3d but it is different skills to learn
Did you have access to the pattern before starting or did you just figure it out by starting with guesses on what the cuts were? This is amazing. Thanks for sharing. I'll be watching your Tutorial series now.
M M - totally started from nothing!! I just looked at the photo and worked it out from there👍🏽😉👌🏽
Nice! Glad I found your channel.
Would you be interested in making a vid about how to find clients/work as a master CLO artist? I've always wondered what kind of jobs are out there for people with your speed and skill in this software.
@@TheFashionTech hey, are some of those books avaible on itunes? I hate amazon..
This is genius
Can use this software on iPad or laptop?
Only with an IPad Mirror app
The avatar looks like Erin from The Office.
Hello, thanks for the video, I will be using this program soon and just wondering how accurate is the look you get on the avatar? The back waist balance would not look like that once you close the dart as its not been balanced ? Or does the avatar look 'tweaked' ? thanks
The software is not kind to darts. being an early video I have since learned that a pattern can have a perfect balanced dart. It will usually make a pucker at the point of the dart. So i "used to" make my darts long to avoid the point. This video is less about accurate patterns then it is how to complete a outfit/garment.
i cant sew the dart it keeps sewing the whole garment with the whole dart
Back space 👍🏽
@@TheFashionTech can u expand a little bit more ?
the sewing keep going through the dart
If you can backspace while applying the stitch it will go back a point.. zoom in on the dart and reduce the extra points... if you can use the N segment and not free sewing
Which software you are using
The program is CLO3D similar to MARVELOUS DESIGNER
¿Cómo haces para guardar en png de render (alta cálidad)? Gracias
Big Companies I have worked for save the resolution at 4000 pixel. this takes so long, but looks great. Try this for FINAL renders.
Learn to pronounce
Grandes empresas en las que he trabajado para guardar la resolución a 4000 píxeles. esto lleva mucho tiempo, pero se ve muy bien. Prueba esto para los renderizados FINALES.
Aqui hay cosas que no se han esplicado, como los fruncidos
Translation
bgm是啥，好听呀搜不到
Very like
Big thanks
Did this garment actually go into production? I see a lot of issues here. The darts especially in the back are too huge, no truing of seams, no curvature to the body. The skirt should have been tapered. I couldn't believe the amount of effort for the zipper. Half inch seam allowance is sufficient, all the pattern would need is a nifty little notch for placement. What's going on in the back bodice closure? A dramatic keyhole would work but it remains unclear here. The sample maker might throw it back at you.
Amy!! This was my first video ever 🤣🤩 thank you for your critical comments it’s by no means a production ready garment. The video is a showcase on how I was able to achieve a visual representation. It was a novice experience. So you are more then welcome to watch the pattern making series or watch me make a block on this channel. But by no means am I trying to pass this video off as ready for production but you already know this 🤓🤣🤓🤣🤓 take it easy there are a lot of beginners who watch this video to see where it starts and I hope people get encouraged to practice 💗💗💗
Pattern maker might throw it back to me the best line I’ve heard all week literally cracking up!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 easy now
@@TheFashionTech Hey Fashion Tech!! No worries! The graphic interface is fantastic and you did an excellent job of rendering. I'm questioning the software. As you might tell, I'm an old pattern maker over here, spilled blood with a lot of nasty paper cuts from the yellow board we'd cut patterns on to go into production. In fact I'm investigating what software I should play with just for kicks and giggles, that's how I found your video.
If you love flat patterns and work in programs like optitex Browzwear is great. I world recommend them first! Clo is more for design iteration and visual but works better with imported patterns for accuracy
@@TheFashionTech I will surely check it out! 👍😊
我是喜欢这个视频
I really wish u guys can go slower This video didn’t help me because I couldn’t even catch up to what’s going on
There is a setting to watch in slow motion. Sorry this was my very 1st video didn’t quite have it down
Hii
Wtf? Isnt that marvelous designer??
It is the twin sister different but the same. 2 different markets same tech