CLO 3DMarvelous Designer Manual

CLO 3D/Marvelous Designer Manual
CLO 3D/Marvelous Designer Manual

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List of Figures
List of Tables
1. Installation Guide
1.1 Installation
1 Marvelous Designer - WINDOWS Standalone Version
2 Marvelous Designer - WINDOWS Network Version
3 Marvelous Designer - MAC OS X Standalone Version
4 Marvelous Designer - MAC OS X Network Version
5 Marvelous Designer - Linux (Version 3.58 or above)
6 CLO3D - WINDOWS Standalone Version
7 CLO3D - WINDOWS Network Version
8 CLO3D - MAC OS X Standalone Version
9 CLO3D - MAC OS X Network Version
1.2 Deactivate License
1.3 Check the Software Info.
1.4 Set Language
1.5 Customize Preference
1 To Set Shortcut keys and Menu
2 Set Graphic Option
3 View Control
4 Etc.
2. Environment
2.1 Interface
1 Windows
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1 Avatar Window
2 Pattern Window
3 Object Browser
4 Property Editor
1 Basic
2 Fabric
2.2 Menu
1 Main Menu
2 Toolbar
1 Draping Tools
2 Pattern Design Tools
3 Sewing Tools
4 Texture Design Tools
3 Popup menu
1 Avatar Window Pop-up Menu
2 Pattern Window Pop-up Menu
2.3 Scene
1 Move, Zoom In/Out, Rotate
2 Control Camera view in the Avatar Window
3 Control camera view in the Pattern Window
3. File
3.1 Garment
1 Open and Save Garment (Version 4.00 and above)
2 Open and Save Garment (Version lower than 4.00)
1 Open Garment
2 Save As Pac File Only
3 Save As Pac File with a Folder Containing Texture Images
4 Save As ZPac (zipped file including Pac file and texture images)
5 Save Over Garment
3 Add Garment
4 Import MYU Files
5 Import/Export DXF Files
1 Import DXF Files
2 Add DXF Files
3 Export DXF Files
3.2 Avatar/Scenes/Props
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1 Open / Save AVT File ( Version 3.64 and above )
2 Open Avatar(COLLADA) File
1 Open Avatar File
3 Import/Export OBJ Files
1 Import OBJ Files
2 Export OBJ Files
4 Import COLLADA Files
5 Import STL Files
6 Import BVH files
7 Morph Target
8 Scenes/Props
1 Open Scenes/Props File
9 Add Avatar
1 Add Avatar
2 Adjust Avatar Location
3 Export Avatar
4 Delete Avatar
3.3 Pose/Animation
1 Open and Save Pose Files
1 Change Pose
2 Stop Pose
3 Save Pose
2 Open and Save Motion Files
[Animation]
1 Open Motion
2 Save Motion
3 Open and Save Animation Files
[A]
1 Open Animation
2 Save Animation
4 Export Animation
[A]
1 Export as OBJ Sequence
2 Export as Maya Cache
3 Export as Point Cache 2
4 Export as MDD Point Cache
5 Import BVH
[Animation]
1 BVH
6 Import Animation Cache(.mc, .pc2, .mdd)
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7 Export Garment Animation
3.4 Project
1 Open and Save Project Files
1 Save as Project (version 3.64 and above)
2 Save as Project ( Lower than version 3.64)
3.5 Print Patterns
1 Print
3.6 Format
1 CLO 3D/MD Format
2 Compatible Format
3.7 File Compatibility
1 Avatar
1 DAZ Studio
1 Import as COLLADA File
2 Import as OBJ File
2 Poser
2 Transforming Pose
1 Transforming Pose With Vertex Morphing
2 Transform Pose With Joint
3 Export Garment
1 DAZ Studio
1 Export Garment
2 Import Garment to DAZ Studio
2 Poser
1 Export Garment
2 Import Garment to Poser
4 Export Apparel Pattern CAD DXF
1 SuperALPHA: Plus Yuka Pattern CAD System
1 Export DXF-AAMA
2 Gerber Pattern Design
1 Export DXF-AAMA
4. Avatar
4.1 Avatar Size Chart
4.2 Avatar Size Measure ( Version 4.00 and above)
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92
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92
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92
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93
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93
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93
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94
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94
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94
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94
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98
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98
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99
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101
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101
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102
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106
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106
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106
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108
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109
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109
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110
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111
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111
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111
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115
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115
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119
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119
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1 Circumference Measrue
1 The Basic Circumference Measure
2 Surface Circumference Measure
2 Length Measure
1 Basic Length Measure
2 Surface Lenght
3 Height
3 Edit Measurement
1 Select Measurement
2 Switch Surface-Basic
3 Fit Measurement
4 Show/Hide Measurement
1 /
2 Show/Hide an individual measurement.
5 Save/Open Measurement
6 Delete Measurement
4.3 Avatar
1 Change avatar style
2 Change avatar size
4.4 Pose and Position
4.5 Skin Offset
4.6 Friction (Since 3.37 version)
4.7 Arrangement Point and Bounding Volume
1 Arrangement Point
2 Arrangement Bounding Volume(BV)
4.8 Display
1 Show / Hide Avatar
2 Clear Avatar
3 Set Avatar Rendering Style
5. Pattern
5.1 Design
1 Create Pattern
1 Polygonal line/Shape
2 Rectangular shape
3 Circular shape
2 Create Internal Line/Shape
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122
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122
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123
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124
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126
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126
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127
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127
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127
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128
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129
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129
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129
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129
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130
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130
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131
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131
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132
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136
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138
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140
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141
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141
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144
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148
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148
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149
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149
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151
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151
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151
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151
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152
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153
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1 Internal Polygonal Line/Shape
2 Internal Rectangular Shape
3 Internal Circular Shape
4 Dart
3 Trace Pattern
1 Trace as an internal Line/Shape
2 Trace as a pattern
4 Edit Pattern
1 Move Pattern
2 Transform pattern
3 Create Curved Line
1 Edit Curvature
2 Edit Curve Point
4 Add Point/Split a Line.
5 Undo/Redo
6 Snapping
7 Tip: Use Smart Guide Tool
8 Tips: Use Arrow Key
5 Copy Pattern
1 Copy Pattern
2 Copy as internal Shape
3 Copy as pattern.
4 Clone Layer of Pattern(V. 4.14 and above)
5 Convert to Hole/Shape
1 Convert to Hole
2 Convert to Internal Shape
6 Mirror copy
6 Rotate pattern
7 Unfold pattern
5.2 Display
1 Grid
2 Show Pattern Name
3 Show Base Lines
4 Show Line Length
5 Show Seam Line Length
6 Show Mesh
7 Show Picking Point
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154
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154
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155
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156
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157
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157
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159
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160
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160
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162
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164
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164
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165
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167
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170
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170
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171
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174
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174
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174
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175
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176
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177
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177
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177
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178
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179
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180
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181
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182
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182
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183
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184
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185
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187
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187
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6. Seams
6.1 Sew
1 Segment Sewing
2 Free Sewing
3 1:N Segment Sewing (CLO 3D Only, Version 3.64 and above)
4 1:N Free Sewing(CLO 3D Only, Version 3.64 and above)
6.2 Edit Seams
1 Select Seam line
1 Select a seam line by clicking
2 Select seam lines by dragging a mouse (version 3.64 and above)
3 Select a seam line out of other overlapped seam lines (version 3.64 and above)
2 Edit Seam
6.3 Make Folded Lines
6.4 Hide/show Seam Lines (Above version 3.37)
1 Hide/show seam line segment
2 Hide/show seam line connected to pattern selected
3 Hide/Show All Seam Lines
6.5 Deactivate/Activate Seam Line. (version 3.37 and above)
1 Deactivate/Activate Seam Line Segment
2 Deactivate/Activate Seam Lines connected to pattern
3 Activate All Seam Lines.
6.6 Sewing Thread Color Option (Avatar Window) (Above version 3.37)
7. Garments
7.1 Synchronize
7.2 Place Pattern
1 Place Pattern with Gizmo
2 Place Patterns with Arrangement Points
3 Rearrange Patterns
1 Rearrange all patterns
2 Rearrange selected patterns
4 Reset patterns
1 Reset all patterns
2 Reset Selected Pattern Only(version 4.00 or obove)
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5 Flip Patterns
6 Make Arranged Pattern Flat/Curved
7.3 Drape
1 Simulate
1 Drape cloth
2 Display Simulation Speed
2 Pin
1 Create Pin
2 Attach Pins to Avatar (Version 3.37 and above)
1 Attach pin to Avatar
2 Attach All pins to Avatar
3 Detach Pin from Avatar (Version 3.37 and above)
4 Detach Pin from Avatar
5 Detach All Pins from Avatar
6 Remove Pin
1 Remove Pin
2 Remove All Pins on Selected Pattern
3 Remove All Pins
3 Deactivate/Activate Pattern
1 Deactivate/Activate Pattern Only
2 Deactivate/Activate Pattern With Seam Lines
4 Freeze Pattern (above version 3.37)
1 Freeze /Unfreeze Pattern Only
2 Freeze /Unfreeze pattern with seam lines
5 Set Pattern Layer
6 Drape multiple garments
7.4 Expression in details
1 Set Particle distance for fabric details.
2 Fold Pattern
3 Adding Elastic Band
4 Set Fabric Thickness for Simulation
5 Shrink pattern
7.5 Physical Properties
1 Preset
2 Attribute Values
7.6 Display
1 Display and Hide Garments
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2 Set Fabric Thickness for Rendering
3 Display Garment Fit
1 Stress Map
2 Strain Map
3 Pressure Point
4 Show /Hide Pin
5 Display Seam Lines
6 Display Segment Length
7 Display Pattern Name
8. Texture
8.1 Fabric Texture
1 Apply Texture
2 Edit Texture
3 Delete Texture
4 Display Textures
5 Refresh Textures
8.2 Color
1 Garment Color
1 Ambient Intensity
2 Diffuse intensity
2 Specular Color
3 Shinness
1 4. Emission Color
4 Opacity
8.3 Print Overlay
1 Create Print
2 Edit print
1 Change Print Size
2 Change Print Image Scale
3 Flip Print
3 Remove Print
8.4 Stitch texture (V. 3.80 and above)- CLO 3D Only
1 Create stitch
1 Segment stitch
2 Free Stitching
3 Seamline Stitch
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2 Edit stitch
1 Move stitch
2 Edit the length of stitch
3 Edit Stitch Property
1 Offset
2 Filp
3 Thickness
4 Color
5 Curved
6 Extension
4 Delete Stitch
1 To delete selected stitch
2 Delete all stitches on selected pattern.
5 Show/Hide Stitch
9. Animation
9.1 Record Animation
9.2 Improve Animation quaility
9.3 Play Animation
9.4 Edit Animation
1 Set Play Region
2 Deactivate Timeline
9.5 Open and Save Animation
9.6 Export Animation
9.7 Tips and technique
1 When animated garment keeps sliding off.
10. Spec Sheet
10.1 Spec Mode(Version 4.0 and above)
1 Convert to Spec Mode
10.2 Spec Sheet
1 Create Spec Sheet
2 Sketch
1 Create Sketch Line
1 Freeform Pen
2 Poly Pen
2 Edit Sketch Line
1 Select and Move Sketch Line
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2 Copy Skech Line
3 Edit Sketch Line Property
1 Thickness
2 Line Type
3 Color
4 Delete Sketch Line
10.3 Comment
1 Create Comment Window.
2 Input Comment
3 Edit Comment Property
1 Font
2 Font Size
3 Font Color
4 Font Style
5 Edit Comment Window
1 Change Location of Comment Window
2 Change a size of the Comment Window.
3 Delete Comment Window.
6 Set Pointer
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2 Edit Ponter
3 Delete Pointer
4 Save Spec Sheet
5 Delete Spec Sheet
11. Rendering
11.1 Rendering with Octane
12. 3D Environment
12.1 Transforming Gizmo Axis
12.2 Setting Wind Effect
12.3 Setting Ground
12.4 Changing Background Image
12.5 Avatar Window Screen Capture
12.6 Setting Light
12.7 View as Analgyph Image
12.8 Changing Camera View
13. Window
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13.1 Display Avatar Window Dimension
13.2 Screen-capture Avatar Window
13.3 Changing the Background of the Avatar Window
14. What's New?
14.1 4.27 (2013-05-18)
14.2 4.00 (2013-01-04)
14.3 3.74 (2012-07-30)
14.4 3.58 (2012-05-04)
14.5 3.52 (2012-02-28)
Index
Appendix A. Installation Guide for CLO 3D / Marvelous Designer Network Version in the Internet
Environment
A.1 Preparation
A.2 Set-up Procedure on Server PC
A.3 Set-up Procedure on Client PC
Appendix B. License Key Update
B.1 Windows PC
1 Preparation
2 License Key Update Procedure
1 Creating a c2v file
2 Updating a License Key using v2c file
3 Double checking on updatd License Key
B.2 Mac
B.3 Linux
Appendix C. Installing HASP Driver manually
C.1 Windows
1 Installating Driver
2 Deleting Driver
1 Deleting Driver and related files
C.2 Mac
C.3 Linux
C.4 Q&A related to Error Messages
1 Unable to access Sentinel HASP Run-time Environment(H0033)
1 Cause of Error
2 Solution
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336
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349
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353
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357
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361
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361
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2 Sentinel HASP key not found (H0007)
1 Cause of Error
2 Solution
1 When the HASP Key is not inserted.
2 When a dongle for the Standalone license is inserted for the Network license.
3 When the Client PC could not recognize the Server PC where a dongle is inserted.
01 In case the intranet of the Server PC and the Client PC are different (in different IP zone)
02 In case the intranet of Server PC and Client PC are the same. (in the same IP zone)
03 In case any of the above methods does not work.
3 Communication error between local and remote Sentinel HASP License Managers(H0040)
1 Cause of Error
2 Solution
Appendix D. The Feature differences of Marvelous Designer 2 and CLO3D
Appendix E. How to open TCP/IP port in the Firewall
E.1 Run a Firewall on your computer
1 Select the 'Control Panel' from the Start menu.
2 Select the 'System and Security' from the Control Panel menu.
3 Select the 'Windows Firewall' from the System and Security menu.
4 Select the 'Advanced Setting' from the Windows Firewall menu.
E.2 Setting Inbound Rules
1 To open the TCP port
1 Select the 'Inbound Rules' from the Advanced Setting menu.
2 Click on the 'New Rules' at the Actions tab.
3 Select the 'Port' from the New Inbound Rule Wizard pop-up window and then click Next button at the
bottom of window. .
4 Select the 'TCP(T)' ,and type 5243 for Windows and 5245 for Mac&Linux in the Specific local ports.
5 Select the 'Allow the connection' and click the Next button.
6 Make sure that all options are selected and then click on the 'Next' button.
7 Type a rule name and description if needed, and hit the 'Finish' button.
2 To open UDP port
E.3 Outbound rule
Appendix F. How to set up client PCs for CLO 3D/MD network version in the same intranet.
F.1 Check if the HASP Drive is installed in your server PC.
F.2 Setting up the location of network dongle key manually in the ACC page.
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1. Installation Guide
Figure 1-1
4. Avatar
Figure 4-1 Adjusted the friction of avatar and garment. (Left- higher friction, Right- lower friction)
Figure 4-2 Adjusted the friction of outer garment and lower garment (Left-higher friction, Right-lower fric-
tion)
6. Seams
Figure 6-1
Figure 6-2 Hide Seam Line Segment
Figure 6-3 Hidden seam line. Avatar Window(Left), Pattern Window(Right)
Figure 6-4 Before simulation (left), pattern in Pattern Window(middle), After simulation(right)
Figure 6-6 Seam lines applied with Seam Line Color Red. Avatar Window(left), Pattern Window(right)
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Figure 6-7 Seam lines applied with Seam Line Color . Avatar Window(left), Pattern Window(right)
7. Garments
Figure 7-1 1. Synchronize 2. place 3. Simulate 4. Drape
Figure 7-2 Simulation On (left), Simulation Off (right)
Figure 7-3 Poppu menu (left) , Deactivated pattern (right)
Figure 7-4 Frozen pattern(left), Draped pattern with frozen pattern
Figure 7-5 Particle Distance 30mm (left), Particle Distance 3mm (right)
Figure 7-6 .
Figure 7-7 e.g. Heart cushion created by CLO using Pressure property http://youtu.be/SlDz69LgXRs
8. Texture
Figure 8-1 Seamline Stitch
10. Spec Sheet
Figure 10-1 Spec Mode Interface
Appendix C. Installing HASP Driver manually
Figure C-1 The Error Message when uninstalled HASP Driver
Figure C-2 ACC_Home
Figure C-3
Figure C-4
Figure C-5 ACC_Diagnostics
Appendix F. How to set up client PCs for CLO 3D/MD network version in the same intranet.
Figure F-1 ACC_Page
Figure F-2 ACC_Configuration_1
Figure F-5 ACC_Sentinel_Keys
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List of Tables
4. Avatar
Table 4-1 Components of Avatar Size Editor
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Installation Guide
1.
Installation Guide
Installation Guide | 1
1.1 Installation
1 Marvelous Designer - WINDOWS Standalone Version
Please update your computers graphic card before installing the software. For optimal display and
performance, the following specifications are recommended:
Recommended System Requirements:
OS: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 32/64bit
CPU: Pentium i7 Series
GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 460(desktop), Nvidia Geforce 460M(laptop)
RAM: 4GB
Minimum System Requirements:
CPU: Pentium 4 3GHz
GPU: Nvidia Geforce 210(desktop),Nvidia Geforce310M(laptop)
RAM: 2GB
Links for Updating Graphic Card Driver:
[ NVIDIA Driver Download ]
[ ATI Driver Download ]
[ INTEL Driver Download ]

2 | Installation Guide
Installation
1.Run the installation file.
Marvelous Designer Download Link - WINDOWS Standalone Version
Windows 32Bit Standalone Download link
Windows 64bit Standalone Download link
2.The installation window will pop up as shown below. Click the 'Next' button to proceed.
3.Read through the License Agreement and click the I Agree button.
4.Choose an installation location.
5.Choose a Start Menu Folder.
6.Wait while the program installs the files.
7.Once the installation is complete, click the Finish button to run CLO 3D & Marvelous Designer.
8.If you purchase the license through the website, you can enter your ID & PW which registered from
www.marvelousdesigner.com. If you purchase the license through the reseller, please enter the ID & PW
sent from our support e-mail.
If you see this window, send us the Hardware ID to support@marvelousdesigner.com You'll
receive the Hardware Key. Make sure that you copy it all.
Tutorials
http://www.marvelousdesigner.com/Marvelous/mvTutorial.aspx
Free Garments Data Download
Free Garments Data
2 Marvelous Designer - WINDOWS Network Version
What is a "Network License"?
A license to use software within a certain facility. It provides authorization to install the software
on all or some number of servers for a specified number of users at specified locations as well as
make copies of the software for distribution within that jurisdiction.

RAM: 4GB
CPU: Pentium 4 3GHz
RAM: 2GB

Installation
Marvelous Designer Download Link - Windows Network Version
Windows 32Bit Network Download Link
Windows 64Bit Network Download Link
8.Plug the red HASP Dongle Key into the one of PCs that you'd like to run the software. This donlge only
works in the version 3.59 for MD or CLO3D.
HASP Driver is installed automatically from Window 7. If your computer is lower than Window7,
you should download HASP driver and install it manually.
To download the HASP Driver to the latest, please click this link.
HASP Driver download
Please refer to this following link for the HASP driver installation manual.
HASP installation guide
When you see the error message as below, you should update the HASP driver. To update, see
above note.
The Dongle Key has information such as user info, product type, account info for the license
and etc. So, please keep this Dongle Key well, because if you lose this Dongle Key, you may not
be able to run the software any more.
9.When the license Manager window pops up, you can enter your ID & PW. Then click "Activate" button.
Tutorials
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3 Marvelous Designer - MAC OS X Standalone Version
OS : 64-bit Apple Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) or later
Ram: 16 GB
iMac : All in 2010 and later
Mac Mini : All in 2010 and later
Mac Pro: All in 2010 and later
MacBook: All in 2010 and later
MacBook Air: All in 2010 and later
MacBook Pro: All in 2010 and later

OS : 64-bit Apple Mac OS X 10.6 (Snowleopard) or later
Ram: 2GB
iMac : 21.5, Late 2009 or later
Mac Mini: Late 2009 or later
Mac Pro: Early 2009 (Snowleopard) or later
MacBook : Early 2009 or later
MacBook Air : Mid 2009 or later
MacBook Pro : Mid 2009 or later

Installation
1.Click on the dmg file from the DVD or download file then files are unzipped and mounted.
Marvelous Designer Download Link - Mac OSX Standalone Version
MAC OSX Standalone Download Link
2.Click Installr.app in the folder.
3.Click the Continue Button.
4.Click "I Agree" Button.
5.Click Continue Button.
6.Please wait until it's finish installing.
7.Click "Done" Button.
8.For those who purchased the license from the reseller, you can enter the ID & PW which received by
e-mail. And for those who puchased from the website, you can enter the ID & PW registered from the
web, www.marvelousdesigner.com
If you see this window, send us the Hardware ID to support@marvelousdesigner.com You'll
receive the Hardware Key. Make sure that you copy it all.
Tutorials
Free Garments Data
4 Marvelous Designer - MAC OS X Network Version
Ram: 16 GB

Ram: 2GB

Installation
Marvelous Designer Download Link - MAC OSX Network Version
MAC OSX Network Download Link
In order to set up the Network License, you should choose an option to get authenticated thro-
ugh Network License Server which must be located in your local space, not in the default
authentication server.
9.Download the HASP driver from the safenet website manually.
For Mac OSX Version 10.4(Snowleopard) and below
10.4 HASP driver download
For Mac OSX Version 10.5(Lion) and above
Once finished downloading, open .dmg file and install the package.
For more detail about installation, please refer to the following link,
You can double check to see if it's installed correctly at the following link. http://localhost:1947
When you see the error message as below, you should update HASP driver. To update HASP
Driver, see above note.
web, www.marvelousdesigner.com
Tutorials
Free Garments Data
5 Marvelous Designer - Linux (Version 3.58 or above)
1. Select the right Tarball for your OS from the downloaded file or purchased DVD
CLO3D-2011 and MarvelousDesigner2 support Redhat 6.1, Fedora 14 and Ubuntu 10.04.
Note : Linux Kernel 2.6.32
2. Unzip the Tarball using the following command in a terminal
Terminal> tar -xvf CLO_2011.tar.gz
3. Tarball is composed of Pre-Require library and package file for each of OS.
4. Use Qt 4.7.4 and gcc 4.6.2 as a mandatory library
Possible to use Yum to install Qt 4.7.4 for the Fedora14 (terminal>yum install qt)
Other than Fedora14, use the following link to download and install Qt 4.7.4.
Qt 4.7.4 download link
You get "gcc 4.6.2" from the link below and install it.
GCC 4.6.2 download link
5. Four libraries in Pre-require folder are Collada, Ftgl, Glew and Hasp.
6. For the Collada, Ftgl, Glew, you can install it using Make after compiling source code.
7. For the Hasp, install the right package corresponding to a Distribution.
Hasp package needs 32bits compatible library
Note: For the Deb package, install ia32 library but if problem related to compatibility occurs,
install it with compulsary option.
8. Once the library installation is completed, start to install package.
9. Install (a)rpm package corresponding to the Distribution using the following command.
terminal> rpm -ivh CLO3D_2011.rpm
Install (b)deb package corresponding to the Distribution using the following command.
terminal> dpkg -i CLO3D_2011.deb
10. Once the package installation is completed, "usr/local/CLO3D_2011" will be installed in the CLO3D
2011 case and "/usr/local/MarvelousDesigner" will be installed in the MarvelousDesigner2 case.
In the Rpm package case, the library provided as pre-require is usually installed but sometimes it
is not installed due to dependant issue then add "--no-deps" to the rpm installation command.
Tutorials
Free Garments Data
6 CLO3D - WINDOWS Standalone Version
RAM: 4GB
CPU: Pentium 4 3GHz
RAM: 2GB

Installation
CLO3D Download Link - WINDOWS Standalone Version
CLO3D 32Bit Standalone Download
CLO3D 64Bit Standalone Download
8.Plug the purple HASP Dongle Key into your PC that you'd like to run the software. This donlge only
above note.
9.Please enter the ID & PWsent from our support e-mail.
If you see this window, send us the Hardware ID to support@clo3.com You'll receive the Hard-
ware Key. Make sure that you copy it all.
Tutorials
http://www.clo3d.com/?page_id=4325
Free Garments Data
7 CLO3D - WINDOWS Network Version
RAM: 4GB
CPU: Pentium 4 3GHz
RAM: 2GB

Installation
CLO3D Download Link - WINDOWS Network Version
Windows 32Bit Network Download
Windows 64Bit Network Download
above note.
9.When the license Manager window pops up, you can enter your ID & PW. Then click "Activate" button.
Tutorials
Free Garments Data
8 CLO3D - MAC OS X Standalone Version
Ram: 16 GB


Ram: 2GB

Installation
CLO3D Download Link - MAC OS X Standalone Version
MAC OS X Standalone Download Link
8.Plug the purple HASP Dongle Key into the one of PCs that you'd like to run the software. This donlge
only works in the version 3.59 for MD or CLO3D.
For Mac OSX Version 10.4(Snowleopard) and below
For Mac OSX Version 10.5(Lion) and above
Once finished downloading, open .dmg file and install the package.
For more detail about installation, please refer to the following link,
You can double check to see if it's installed correctly at the following link. http://localhost:1947
When you see the error message as below, you should update HASP driver. To update HASP
Driver, see above note.
web, www.clo3d.com
If you see this window, send us the Hardware ID to support@clo3d.com You'll receive the Hard-
ware Key. Make sure that you copy it all.
Tutorials
Free Garments Data
9 CLO3D - MAC OS X Network Version

Ram: 16 GB

Ram: 2GB

Installation
CLO3D Download Link - MAC OS X Network Veersion
MAC OS X Network Download
In order to set up the Network License, you should choose an option to get authenticated thro-
ugh Network License Server which must be located in your local space, not in the default
authentication server.
above note.
web, www.clo3d.com
Tutorials
Free Garments Data
1.2 Deactivate License
In order to transfer the license onto the other PC or change the hardware configuration (CPU, hard drive,
network card, main board, etc), you should first deactivate the current license. It also requires you to be
online.
Note: The uninstaller does not deactivate your license automatically. To Deactivate the license,
follow the procedures: Setting > Deactivate License as below.
Deactivate License
1.Click "Setting>Deactivate License".
2.Click "Yes"
3.Enter your ID and Password and click "Deactivate".
Mac OS X (version 3.58 or above)
When deactivating your license in the Mac, the license is deactivated in normal way without
problem. But some crash happens just after closing the application. This crash is known bug
and doesn't interfere with the deactivation.
Auto-Deactivation (Version 3.72 and above)
When terminating the program, the license is being deactvated automatically. You don't have
to do the license deactivation procedure any more when you want to run the program in the
different PC.
1.3 Check the Software Info.
1. Click "Help>About".
2. You can check the software version, license type, time to Expiry and so on.
1.4 Set Language
Change Language
The default language is English. We support English, French, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Arab-
ic, and Spanish now.
To Set Language
1.Click "Setting>Language" and select one you want to use.
2.Restart the software to apply the change.
1.5 Customize Preference
You can change your default settings at the Preference diaglogue. When you restart the software, you
will see the software running based on the interface you set previously. You also can set the shortcut
keys, menus, graphic options, view control, and so on.
1 To Set Shortcut keys and Menu
1. Click "Setting> Preference".
2. Set the short keys and Menu in the preference dialogue, save and close it out. If you want to set back t
o the default setting, click the "Restore the default shortcut keys".
Menu
It shows the menu and features.
Shortcut keys
You can set the shortcut keys from the menu you select. Click the menu and enter the keys you want.
Check
You can set the default menu by checking correspondingly when starting up the software.
You can't set more than one menu with the same shortcut keys.
2 Set Graphic Option
Select "Graphic Option" at the left menu. Change the menu setting you want and click "Close" button to
save.
Show Shadow
You can see the avatar's shadow as default with this button checked.
Use Shader
You can set the shader's option that makes the objects show smoothly in the screen.
Anti aliasing
You can set the smoothness of objects' outlines. The higher the number is, the smoother the outlines sho
w and the slower the rendering speed gets.
3 View Control
1. Select "View control" at the left menu.
2. Select your own view control keys' combination.
You can have the combination of one key and the mouse control for only one feature. If it's
double set, the interface wouldn't work properly.
Pan
Select the key and the mouse button when you move the screen.
Zoom
Select the key and the mouse button when you zoom in or zoom out the screen.
Rotate
Select the key and the mouse button when you rotate the screen.
Pop-up
Select the key and the mouse button when you open the pop-up menu of the avatar window.
User Preset
Select the one of the basic presets as default.
User Preset: It is a current user setting.
Marvelous Designer Default Preset: It sets back to the default setting.
Maya Default Preset: It sets the same way as Maya's setting.
Max Default Preset: It sets the same way as 3Ds Max's setting.
4 Etc.
1. Select "ETC" at the left menu and change the setting you wish to have. Please read the description me
nu in detail as below.
2. Close it to save the changed setting.
Default Arrangement Shape Type: When you arrange the patterns to the avatar using the arrange-
ment points, you can set the way of arranging the arrangement pan whether it arranges curvy or straight-
ly along the curve of the arrangement pan.
Start Project Path: You can set the project file info. such as clothes, avatar, light, etc. when starting
up the software. You can also have your own avatar, clothes or the scene as a default setting.
Default Arrangement Point Size You can change the radius of the arrangement point size according
to the scale of the pattern and the avatar.
Default Particle Distance When creating the pattern, you can set the basic particle distance on the
pattern as a default.
Set the Starting Project Path With this feature 'Set Starting Project Path', you can set the customized
project file which has the info such as the garment, the avatar, the light and etc. You can create and set
your own garment and the avatar or the scene as a default.
Set the Unit (Version 4.00 or above) You can set the unit of pattern length displayed in the window
to a different unit(inch, centimeter and millimeter). This feature shows a length in a different unit. After
changing the unit, you should restart the software to apply the change.
Mac OS X (version 3.58 or above)
Unlike Windows, the path for the Start Project takes the following form.
CLO3D-2011 : /Applications/CLO3D-2011.app/...
MarvelousDesigner2 : /Applications/MarvelousDesigner2.app/...
Environment
2.
Environment
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2.1 Interface
1 Windows
This section contains a brief summary of the main CLO3D/MD interface. The interface is composed of
four windows: Avatar Window, Pattern Window, Object Browser and Property Editor. You can draw a
pattern in Pattern window, drape the pattern on the avatar in Avatar window, see the object list in the
Object window and change the properties of a garment and pattern in Property editor
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1 Avatar Window
Avatar Window is a 3D space where you can simulate the draping behavior of woven cloth and create
the animation.
2 Pattern Window
Pattern Window is a 2D space where you can draw patterns, define the seam lines and edit textures.
3 Object Browser
Object Browser is made up of three tabs: Scene, Arrangement Point and Arrangement BV. It allows you
to view all components of objects.
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Scene
Scene tab is the primary, fastest, and most streamlined tool for finding or selecting object. It lets you qui-
ckly review a list of all objects and its structure.
Arrangement Point
Arrangement Point box is a tool for displaying an Arrangement Point. It lets you select, add or delete the
Arrangement Points. Also you can save or open the custom setting of Arrangement Point.
Arrangement BV
2 Arrangement Bounding Volume(BV) tab is a tool for displaying an Arrangement BV. It lets you add,fit
and delete the Arrangement BV. You also can save and open the custom setting of Arrangement BV.
4 Property Editor
Property Editor is made up of two tabs: Basic and Fabric box. It allows you to edit properties of objects. In
both tabs, object properties are displayed corresponding to your selection.
The property Editor is divided into Basic and Fabric tab from the version 3.57 and above.
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1 Basic
In the Basic tab, you can access seven different object's property groups according to your selection:
Pattern property, Internal shape property, Seam property, Avatar property, Simulation property, Pattern
Window property and Wind property. Each group allows you to change values of object's property such
as its name, number of mesh, position and etc.
Pattern property : Pattern properties are shown up in the Basic tab if you select a pattern.
Internal shape property : Internal shape properties are shown up in the Basic tab if you select an
Internal shape.
Seam property: Seam line properties are shown up in the Basic tab if you select a seam .
Avatar property: Avatar properties are shown up in the Basic tab if you select an avatar.
Simulation property : Simulation properties are shown up if you select the 'Simulation Property' menu
from the pop-up menu. The pop-up menu appears when clicking the right mouse button in the Avatar
Window.
Wind property : Wind properties are shown up if you select the 'Wind Property' menu from the pop-
up menu. The pop-up menu appears when clicking the right mouse button in the Avatar Window.
Pattern window property: Pattern window properties are shown up if you select the 'Pattern Window
Property' menu from the pop-up menu. The pop-up menu appears when clicking the right mouse button
in the Pattern Window.
2 Fabric
In the 'Fabric' tab next to the 'Basic' tab, you can edit the fabric properties. You can access its properties
by clicking a pattern in the Pattern window or garment in the Avatar Window. The Fabric properties are
divided into Surface property, Physical property and Texture Transformation.
2.2 Menu
You can access commands in the Main menu located at the very top of the screen, and Pop-up menu
located in 3D Avatar Window and 2D Pattern Window. In the 3D Avatar Window, there are 3D Environ-
ment Pop-up, Avatar Pop-up and Garment Pop-up menu. In 2D Pattern Window, there are Pattern Edit-
ing Pop-up, Pattern Pop-up, Segment/Point Pop-up and Seam line Pop-up menu.
1 Main Menu
Main menu is at the very top of the screen. It lists all the different command groups and is categorized
into 11 different groups. Frequently used commands in the main menu have corresponding icons in the
Toolbar directly below it.
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2 Toolbar
The most commonly used controlling, designing and editing tools are represented as icons in the toolbar
so you can access commands by clicking the icons. You can find the same command in the main menu
but theres no need to navigate through a series of pull down menus if you work with the tool bar. In the
tool bar, there are four different categorized icons: Pattern Design tool, Sewing Tool, Texture Design tool
and Draping tool.
1 Draping Tools
Simulation (Spacebar)
To start/ stop draping simulation.
Synchronize (Ctrl+D)
To synchronize patterns, seams, and print textures between the Avatar and Pattern Windows.
Show Cloth
To show/ hide garments.
Play Motion
To play or stop avatar's motion.
Show Avatar
To show/ hide avatar.
Show Arrangement Points
To show/hide Arrangement Points on the avatar.
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Reset All Patterns
To reset all patterns to their original placement (along a single axis)
Rearrange All Patterns
To rearrange all patterns to their last placement before simulation.
2 Pattern Design Tools
Edit pattern (Z)
To select and move patterns, lines, and points.
Transform pattern (A)
To scale and move pattern or internal shape
Edit Curvature (C)
To switch between straight line and curved line ,and edit curved line.
Edit Curve Point (V)
To add or move a curved point.
Add Point/Split Line (X)
To add or split a straight line.
Create Polygon Pattern (A)
To draw a polygon by plotting multiple points.
Create Rectangle Pattern (S)
To draw a rectangle.
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Create Circle Pattern (E)
To draw a circle.
Internal Polygon/Line (G)
To draw internal shapes (polygons) or lines.
Create Internal Rectangle (F)
To draw internal rectangles.
Create Internal Circle (R)
To draw internal circles.
Create Dart (D)
To draw darts (4 point darts) within a pattern. Darts makes a hole in pattern.
3 Sewing Tools
Edit Seam (B)
To select or modify sewing lines.
Segment Sewing (N)
To sew seams with a segment as an unit.
Free Sewing (M)
To sew seams of defined area by clicking on start points and ending points on corresponding
patterns.
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Show Seam (Ctrl+B)
To display or hide seams.
4 Texture Design Tools
Edit Texture (T)
To select, move, rotate or scale textures.
Create Print Texture
To insert a print texture onto a pattern.
Show Texture (Ctrl+T)
To display or hide textures.
3 Popup menu
In addition to the Main Menu and Toolbars, you can quickly access specific tool sets through pop-up
menus by right-clicking on a Window or object. Popup menu is grouped into a module of object.
1 Avatar Window Pop-up Menu
3D Environment
3D Environment Pop-up menu appears when you click your right mouse button in the empty space of the
Avatar Window. You can change a camera view, background color, light or add wind effect.
Avatar
Pop-up menu associated with avatar appears when you click your right mouse button on the avatar. You
can set the rendering style and arrangement point, or access avatar properties from the menu.
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Garment
Pop-up menu associated with a garment appears when you click your right mouse button on a garment.
You can perform actions related to a garment from the menu.
2 Pattern Window Pop-up Menu
2D Environment
2D Environment Pop-up menu appears when you click your right mouse button in the empty space of
Pattern Window. You can paste a pattern, set the grid or show/hide pattern information from the menu.
Pattern
Pop-up menu associated with pattern appears when you click your right mouse button on the pattern.
You can copy and paste a pattern, rotate it or delete texture from the menu.
Segment/Point/Seam Line
Pop-up menu associated with Segment/Point/Seam Line appears when you click your right mouse button
on the Segment/Point/Seam Line. You can perform actions related to the Segment/Point/Seam Line from
the menu.
2.3 Scene
1 Move, Zoom In/Out, Rotate
You can control the views in the Avatar Window and Pattern Window using your mouse.
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Move
: Hold down the mouse wheel and drag the mouse to move around.
In Mac OS X (version 3.58 or above), you can control the view by dragging your mouse, holding
down Alt(Option) key and your left mouse button.
Zoom In/Out
: Scroll the mouse wheel up or down to zoom in or out.
Rotate
: Hold down the right mouse button and drag the mouse to rotate scene.
2 Control Camera view in the Avatar Window
When you first launch CLO3D/MD2, you view the 3D scene through a front camera. You can quickly
change the camera view to front, back, left and right side as well as center the view on selected object.
To change camera views
1.Click your right mouse button in the Avatar Window.
2.Choose Front, Back, Left, Right, Top or Bottom from the pop up menu
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Camera coordinate system has been changed from the absolute local coordinate system to the
avatar coordinate system from the version 3.57 and above.
Fig. Before (top) and after (bottom)
From the version 4.00 and obove, the object coordinate system has been added so an object
imported in the OBJ and Point Cache file format can be viewed according to the object coordin-
ate.
To center the view on selected object and pan it as a center (Version 4. 27 and above)
You can center the view on selected object in the Avatar Window and control the view with the selected
object as a center.
1.Select a piece of garment in the Avatar window.
2.Go to Main Menu -> Environment -> View -> Zoom to Selected (F) or Press F key on your key board.
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To use this feature properly, you should uninstall previous version before you install 4. 27
version,
3 Control camera view in the Pattern Window
You can center the view on selected or all patterns in 2D Pattern Window.
To center the view on all patterns in the Pattern Window.
1.Click the right mouse button in the empty space of the Pattern Window, then pop-up menu appears
2.Choose Zoom Extends All from the pop-up menu
This will adjust the scale of the 2D environment so that all your pattern pieces fit on the screen. If you
want to zoom into a particular pattern piece, click the Edit Pattern icon up in the toolbar and select the
pattern. Then if you right-click on top of the pattern, a pattern-related pop-up menu will appear, with
the option to zoom to selected pattern.
To center the view on selected pattern in the Pattern Window.
1.Click the "Edit Pattern" icon in the toolbar
2.Select a pattern.
3.Right click your mouse on the pattern, then pop-up menu appears.
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4.Select the 'Zoom to Selected' from the menu.
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3.
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3.1 Garment
1 Open and Save Garment (Version 4.00 and above)
From the version 4.00, garments are saved in the ZPAC file format as a default. ZPAC(Zipped Pattern and
Cloth) includes 3D garment, 2D pattern, avatar pose, and garment texture.
Objective
To open/save garment file.
Location
Open Garment File : Main Menu File Open Garment
Save Garment File : Main Menu File Save Garment

Operation
To open a garment file.
1.Select the tool according to the Location above.
2.'Open File' window pops up.
3.Select a garment file and click on the 'Open' button.
To save a garment file.
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2.'Save File' window pops up.
3.Choose a location to save the garment file.
4.Enter a file name in the 'File name' tab and click on the 'Save' button.
5.A garment icon and ZPAC file are created.
6.
You can change a name of texture file freely since the original texture file, not the file path, is
saved in the ZPAC file.
From the version 4. 27, you can open garment file (.pac, .zpac) and project file (.zprj) directly
from a Window or drag&drop the file to the Avatar Window from the window.
2 Open and Save Garment (Version lower than 4.00)
Garments created in CLO 3D/MD are saved as PAC file format. PAC file format (its name derived from
'Pattern and Clothes), is used to save 3D garment and 2D pattern. When using PAC file format, there are
saving options such as Pac file only, save Pac file with a folder containing texture images, and ZPac (zipp-
ed file including Pac file and texture images).
1 Open Garment
Click "File> Open> Garment" to load a garment file. You can choose whether to load pose or not when
opening a garment.
2 Save As Pac File Only
1. Click "File> Save As> Garment" and select "Pac file Only" in the Save Option dialog.
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2. The garment file is saved with the preview icon and the avatar pose as follows.
When Pac file is saved, the texture file itself is not saved with the garment file but only its path.
It is thus important not to change the file name. Also, when changing a location of the garment
file, you should keep PAC file, POS file, and the texture file in the same folder.
3 Save As Pac File with a Folder Containing Texture Images
1. Click "File> Save As> Garment" in the main menu and select "Pac file with a folder containing texture i
mages in the Save Option dialog.
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2. The garment file is saved with the preview image, avatar pose, and its texture image as follows.
4 Save As ZPac (zipped file including Pac file and texture images)
1. Click "File> Save As> Garment" and select "ZPac (zipped file including Pac file and texture images) in th
e Save Option dialog.
2. The garment file is saved as a zipped file with the avatar pose and texture images.
5 Save Over Garment
Click "File> Save As> Save over Garment" to overwrite the current garment file.
3 Add Garment
Click "File> Open> Add Garment" to add a garment file.
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4 Import MYU Files
MYU is 'AphaMyu' Pattern CAD file format of YUKA Alpha Apparel Solutions. You can import the 2D
Pattern data in this format to CLO 3D/MD.
Click "File> Import> MYU" in the main menu. Then select an amx file from "Open File" dialog and choose
options from the dialog that follows.
Scale select "mm" for Alpha Myu CAD
option swap outer and sewing line
If the pattern's outer line and the sewing line is swapped
when they are loaded, check this option.
*outer and sewing line can be swapped depending on
the export option setting of the pattern CAD.
5 Import/Export DXF Files
DXF is the standard CAD format used in the fashion industry. CLO 3D is now compatible with YUKA,
Gerber, Lectra, StyleCAD, Optitex, PAD System, etc in the DXF-AAMA file format. Yet, because DXF-A-
AMA format is different for every system and the exporting options vary, you may fail to load some files
in CLO 3D. If you run into this problem, please send the file to support@MarvelousDesigner.com. We will
try our best to resolve the issue in a timely manner. .
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1 Import DXF Files
Click "File> Import> DXF > Open" in the main menu. Then select a dxf file from "Open File" dialog and ch
oose options from the dialog that follows.
Scale select "mm" for Alpha Myu CAD
option swap the seam allowance and sewing line
If the pattern's seam allowance and the sewing line is
swapped when they are loaded, check this option.
*Seam allowance and sewing line can be swapped
depending on the exporting option setting of the
pattern CAD.
2 Add DXF Files
Click "File> Import> DXF> Add" and select a file from "Open File" dialog. Select import options from "DXF
Import" dialog.
3 Export DXF Files
Click "File> Export> DXF" in the main menu. Select a dxf file from the "Save File" dialog and click "OK." Th
en select a CAD type from the "Export DXF" dialog that follows.
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Cutting lines(Seam allowance) and Sewing lines could be defined differently depending on 2D
pattern CAD. In this case, you can correct it by checking the Swap outer and sewing line in
Option box when exporting DXF files from the version 3.57 and above.
3.2 Avatar/Scenes/Props
1 Open / Save AVT File ( Version 3.64 and above )
Objective
You can save or load avatar file in the .avt file format. This .avt file format includes model(.dae or .obj),
sizing data(.avs), pose(.pos), motion(.mtn), accessory(.acc), bounding volume(.pan) and arrangement
point(.arr).
Location
Main menu Open / Save as Avatar
Start Screen Pop-up Avatar Style Window Open / Save
Main Menu Avatar Avatar Style Window Open / Save

Operation
2.Open / Save the avatar
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2 Open Avatar(COLLADA) File
CLO 3D/MD saves the avatar in the COLLADA or OBJ file format. When an avatar file is open, the existing
avatar replaced with the new avatar. For more details, refer "File> Avatar/Scenes/Props> Import COLLA
DA Files."
1 Open Avatar File
Click "File.> Open> Avatar" and select an avatar file in the "Open File" dialog. You can adjust the scale in
the Load Avatar dialog.
3 Import/Export OBJ Files
OBJ file is used to save the avatars, scenes, or props in CLO 3D/MD. A garment collides with the OBJ file
when it is loaded as avatar, but when it is loaded as scenes or props, the garment passes through the OBJ
file without colliding it. For more details, refer "File> Avatar/Scenes/Props> Scenes/Props"
Also, it is possible to "Morph" OBJ files with the same mesh structure (netted structure used to show 3D
objects) To "Morph" means transforming the shape of one object into another gradually, and you can
transform avatar's pose or body type using this function. It is especially useful when transforming the
pose of the avatar dressed. For more details, refer "File> Avatar/Scenes/Props > Morph Target".
The garment files created in CLO 3D/MD are compatible with other 3D software after they are exported
as OBJ file format. When garment files are exported as OBJ files, MTL file is automatically generated to
store the texture data. For more details on exporting garment files as OBJ, refer "File> File Compatibility>
Export Garment Files.
1 Import OBJ Files
Click "File> Import> OBJ" and select a file in the "Open File" dialog. Then select the file from the Load OBJ
dialog.
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Object Type
Load as Avatar: When OBJ is loaded as Avatar, the existing avatar object disappears and it is replaced
with the new avatar.
Load as Scenes & Props: When OBJ is loaded as Scenes & Props, the object passes through the
garment without colliding with it.
Load as Morph Target: When OBJ is loaded as Morph Target, the current object morphs into the loa-
ded object. Morphing takes longer with higher Morphing Frame Count values.
Scale
Enter a value or select from 'Unit in file to import.'
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Axis Conversion
Change the direction of each axis of the object
2 Export OBJ Files
Click "File> Export> OBJ" in the main menu and select a file from the "Save File" dialog. Then select export
options from "Export OBJ" dialog.
Object
Select an object to export. The garment created in CLO 3D/MD is listed as "Cloth_Shape"
Welding: combine lines that are sewn together into one line
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Unified UV Coordinates: You can export one UV coordinates sheet containing all textures. But it wou-
ld cause some problems on displaying texture on garment.
Scale
Axis Conversion
Because COLLADA is the standard format of most 3D applications, it is possible to export COLLADA files
from 3D tools such as 3ds Max, Maya, Poser, and DAZ Studio to CLO 3D/MD. Download "OpenCOL-
LADA" plugin from (http://www.opencolada.org/download.html) to export COLLADA files from other
applications. COLLADA exporter provided by 3ds Max or Maya would not export COLLADA files success-
fully.
COLLADA file stores rigging, skinning and animation data besides Geometry and Material. The avatar's
motion data can be exported as COLLADA file, and saved as MTN format in CLO 3D/MD.
Click "File> Import> Collada and select a file to import. Select Object Type and set Scale from the Load CO
LLADA dialog.
Object Type
Load as Avatar: When OBJ is loaded as Avatar, the existing avatar object disappears and it is replaced
with the new avatar.
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Load as Scenes & Props: When OBJ is loaded as Scenes & Props, the object passes through the
garment without colliding with it.
Scale
5 Import STL Files
Click "File> Import> STL and select a file to import.
6 Import BVH files
Click "File> Import> BVH and select a file to import.
7 Morph Target
Morphing is to gradually change a shape of an object in a different shape over time. In CLO 3D, you can
easily morph the body type of the avatar using "Avatar Size Editor" and the pose of the avatar using "Sh-
ow X-Ray Joints" menu. For now, it is convenient to use avatar provided in CLO 3D when morphing its
shape in CLO3D.
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However, this tool is ultimately used to import object as an avatar created in other 3D software and trans-
form its pose with the garment in CLO3D for experienced user of other 3D tools. For more details, refer
Transforming Pose with Vertex Morphing.
Transforming the Pose After Putting the Garment On the Avatar Loaded From Different
3D Software
1. Load OBJ Files: Prepare two OBJ files to use when morphing. Then click "File> Import> OBJ" in the main
menu and load the first OBJ file.
2. Load Morph Target: Click "File> Open> Morph Target" and select the second OBJ file. Select options fr
om "Load Morph Target" dialog.
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Object Type
When OBJ is loaded as Morph Target, the current object morphs into the loaded object. Morphing
takes longer with higher Morphing Frame Count values.
Scale
Axis Conversion
8 Scenes/Props
OBJ or COLLADA files created in other 3D software can also be loaded as scenes or props. However,
when a file is loaded as scenes or props, the object passes through the garment without colliding it.
(Left) Object loaded as "Avatar" (Right) Object loaded as "Scenes & Props."
1 Open Scenes/Props File
Click "File> Open> Scenes/Props" and select OBJ or COLLADA file to load as Scenes or Props. Select
options from "Load OBJ Scenes/Props" dialog.
9 Add Avatar
Add Avatar feature will let you add multiple avatars in the avatar window. This feature can be used when
you make hard objects to coordinate with garment such as buckle for belt, buttons, armors and so on.
1 Add Avatar
Location
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Main Menu > File > Open > Add Avatar
Example
Besides adding more avatars, you can add helmets, shoulder pads, armors or petticoats on an existing
avatar with this feature.
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2 Adjust Avatar Location
Objective
You can adjust added avatar's location not to make it overlap with the default avatar.
Operation
1.Select 'Show X-ray Joints' in the Avatar tap.
2.Select the purple pelvis point in the center of the Avatar.
3.When the pelvis point moves, the Avatar's location moves correspondingly.
4.You can relocate the avatar in the same way whenever you add an avatar.
Location of the default Avatar
Relocating the default Avatar. Please make sure that the simulation button is on.
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Relocating the added Avatar
3 Export Avatar
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Objective
You can export added avatars as an OBJ file.
Location
Main Menu > File > Export > OBJ
4 Delete Avatar
Location
Main Menu > Avatar > Clear Avatar
Avatar Pop-up > Clear Avatar

3.3 Pose/Animation
1 Open and Save Pose Files
Once the pose file is loaded, the avatars pose automatically changes to the new pose. The simulation
mode turns on automatically and garment is simulated corresponding to the new pose.
1 Change Pose
Click "File> Open> Pose" to open a pose file. The simulation mode turns on and the avatar's pose change-
s.
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2 Stop Pose
Movement for new pose stops if you click (Play Motion) button. If you click the button again, the
movement is reactivated.
3 Save Pose
Click "File> Save> Pose" from the main menu and save the current pose as a POS file.
From the version 3.37 and above, importing pose does not import size file anymore.
2 Open and Save Motion Files
[Animation]
MTN is a file format specific to CLO 3D/MD which saves the motion of the avatar and the animation. CLO
3D/MD provides motion file for both male and female avatar as a default. Animation data produced in
other 3D software or captured motion data can also be saved as a (*.mtn) file after being loaded as a
COLLADA file.
1 Open Motion
Click "File> Open> Motion" to open motion file.
2 Save Motion
Click "File> Open> Avatar" to open a COLLADA file with animation data. Then Click "File> Save> Motion"
to save the motion as MTN file.
In order to save motion files, avatar with animation data should be loaded in a COLLADA file format. the
COLLADA file should be the OpenCOLLADA file format. For more details on COLLADA format, refer
"Files> Avatar/Scenes/Props> Import COLLADA Files"
3 Open and Save Animation Files
[A]
To open and play an animation, you need to open the garment file(*.pac) first and open the animation
file(*.anm).
In the current version, it is recommended that you save the garment again after recording the
animation because the garment file and the animation file are saved separately. When pattern
or particle distance in the animation do not match with those of garment file, animation does
not play properly.
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1 Open Animation
1.Click (Change to Animation Mode) button to switch to the Animation Mode.
2.Click File> Open> Cloth to load the garment file used in the animation. Click (load) button on the
tool bar to load an animation file. Then, the loaded animation will be displayed on Animation Editor
pane.
2 Save Animation
Click the (Save) button in the animation mode or click "File> Save> Animation." Then, specify the
region you want to save in the Animation Save dialog and press "OK".
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Entire Region
Save the entire region of the recorded garment animation.
Play Region only
Save a part of recorded animation that you defined.
4 Export Animation
[A]
The recorded animation can be exported to the other 3D tools such as 3ds Max or Maya. You can make
realistic animation by rendering it in other 3D tools.
1 Export as OBJ Sequence
Click File> Export> OBJ Sequence to export animation as OBJ sequence. Set options in Export OBJ Anim
ation dialog after setting file name and path.
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Object, Scale, Axis Conversion
Refer "File> Avatar/Scenes/Props> Import/Export OBJ Files"
Animation
Entire Region: Save the entire region of the recorded garment animation.
Play Region only: Save a part of recorded animation that you defined.
2 Export as Maya Cache
Click File> Export> Maya Cache to export animation as a Maya Cache(.mc) file. And set options in Expo
rt Maya Cache(.mc) dialog.
Time Scale
Adjust the time scale of the animation
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3 Export as Point Cache 2
Click File> Export> Point Cache 2 to export animation as a Point Cache(.pc2) file. And set options in the
dialog after setting file name and file path.
4 Export as MDD Point Cache
Click File> Export> Point Cache 2 to export animation as a MDD Point Cash format file. And set options
in the dialog after setting file name and file path.
5 Import BVH
[Animation]
Supported by most 3D animation software, BVH is the standard file format that records joint motions.
1 BVH
Click "File> Import> BVH" to open a BVH file. Then adjust scale and axis in the "Load BVH" dialog.
Scale
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Axis Conversion
6 Import Animation Cache(.mc, .pc2, .mdd)
Click "Import > Vertex Animation > Maya Cache" : .mc format
Click "Import > Vertex Animation > Point Cache2" : .pc2 format
Click "Import > Vertex Animation > MDD" : mdd format
7 Export Garment Animation
Click "Export > Garment Animation > OBJ Sequence"
Click "Export > Garment Animation > Maya Cache (2009 and Below)
Click "Export > Garment Animation > Maya Cache (2010 and Above)
Click "Export > Garment Animation > Point Cache 2
Click "Export > Garment Animation > Point Cache
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3.4 Project
Before Version 3.64
You could select and save the Avatar, Arrangement Bounding Volume, Arrangement Point, etc.
into one project file, so this project file could load the file from the individual paths.
However, there was an issue that you couldn't open the file when you change the location
where files are saved.
After Version 3.64
The Project file contains all files in the scene. This project file has .avt file including avatar,
accessory, pan, arr, avs, acc and pos, and Zpac file including garment and texture. Also, the way
of saving has been changed from the path saving to the file saving.
1 Open and Save Project Files
1 Save as Project (version 3.64 and above)
Objective
To stores the garment, avatar, arrangement points, animations, and other elements produced in the soft-
ware as a zip file.
Location
Main Menu Open/Save Project
Operation
2.Open / Save the project file
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2 Save as Project ( Lower than version 3.64)
1. Click "File> Save As> Project" and select path and file name in the "Save File" dialog.
2. Select from the checklist on the left of "Save Project File" dialog.
3. Check on the right, "Save in Project File" to select items that will be saved in Project File. This option m
ust be checked when you need to move the file.
3.5 Print Patterns
In CLO 3D, you can print out patterns only shown in Pattern Window in A4 or letter size. The printing of
patterns in real size will be included in the future update.
1 Print
1. Click right mouse button on the background of the Pattern Window to display the popup menu and cli
ck Show All Patterns in Window
2. Click "File> Print Preview" to preview the print area.
3. Then click File> Print.
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3.6 Format
Note: (*) in the file name is only available in CLO 3D and [A] is only available in Animation Edit-
or plug-in in the following chart.
1 CLO 3D/MD Format
Garment *.pac It is an abbreviation of Pattern and Cloth. It stores cloth, pattern, seams
and material data.
Pose *.pos It stores the pose data of avatar and it is saved automatically when you save
clothes as *.pac format. You can change the avatars pose easily using this
format The pose can be saved only when you open an avatar model with
joints as COLLADA format.
Motion
[A]
*.mtn It stores the motion data of avatar. The motion can only be saved when you
open an avatar model with the motion as COLLADA format.
Animation
[A]
*.anm It records the garment being simulated with the motion(*.mtn) of avatar.
You need a garment file(*.pac) to play this animation in CLO 3D &
Marvelous Designer or Marvelous Show Player.
Arrangement
Point
*.arr It stores red points around avatar used to arrange patterns easily. It can be
created based on Arrangement Bounding Volumes.
Arrangement
Bounding Volu-
me
*.pan It stores the cylinder covering parts of avatar. It can be used to arrange the
patterns easily after pose is changed.
Physical Property *.psp It contains details on Physical Property of garment.
2 Compatible Format
COLLADA *.dae CLO 3D & Marvelous Designer currently supports COLLADA format for load-
ing avatars. COLLADA files can be exported to 3DS Max, Maya, Poser and
DAZ Studio and it contains rigging, skinning, animation data as well as
geometries and materials data. You should install the OpenCOLLADA plug-
in (http://www.opencollada.org/download.html) for exporting COLLADA in
3DS Max or Maya.
DXF* *.dxf Standard format in pattern CAD industries, it stores 2D pattern data. CLO
3D is now compatible with YUKA, Gerber, Lectra, StyleCAD, Optitex, PAD
System, etc.
BVH
[A]
*.bvh It stores the skeleton hierarchy information and the motion data by captur-
ing actors motion.
Animation Cache *.mc It stores the vertex animation data. After recording animation in CLO 3D
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[A]
*.pc2 you can export the animation as point cache to 3DS Max or Maya.
Texture Image Format You can set texture on the garment with standard image file formats such
as *.jpg, *.bmp, *.png, *psd and etc.
3.7 File Compatibility
1 Avatar
1 DAZ Studio
The avatar created in the DAZ Studio can be imported as COLLADA or OBJ format to CLO 3D/MD.
1.Load an avatar in the DAZ Studio
2.Click "File> Export"
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3.Enter the file name in the "Export File" dialog and select "COLLADA dae(*.dae) from the "Save as type"
option.
4.Run CLO 3D/MD and click "File> Open> Avatar" to load the exported avatar.
1.Click "File> Export" after loading the avatar in DAZ Studio
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2.Select "Wavefront Object (*.obj)" format in the dialog that follows.
3.Set Scale to 1000%in the "OBJ Export Options" dialog. This is because CLO 3D/MD uses millimeter and
DAZ Studio uses centimeter.
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4.Run CLO 3D/MD and click "File> Import> OBJ"
5.Select :"OK" to import file.
If you set scale to 100%when exporting, you need to set the scale to 1000%when importing.
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2 Poser
1.Load an avatar in the Poser.
2.Click "File> Export> COLLADA"
3.Set Scale to 100%in the "Export Options" dialog.
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4.Click "File> Open> Avatar" in CLO 3D/MD to load the avatar exported from Poser.
1.Click "File> Export> Wavefront OBJ" after loading the avatar on Poser.
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2.Select "Single frame' from "Export Range" dialog and check all the elements to export from the "Select
Objects" dialog.
3.Click "OK" after selecting options like below.
4. Click "File> Export> OBJ" to open the exported OBJ file. Then set scale to 262128%in the "Load OBJ"
dialog. This is because Poser uses feet as its unit and CLO 3D/MD uses millimeter.
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The default unit of Poser is ft. and the default unit of CLO 3D is mm. If you change the unit in the Poser,
you should change unit scale in CLO 3D when importing it correspondingly.
2 Transforming Pose
1 Transforming Pose With Vertex Morphing
This method has the advantage of maintaining form composition of the avatar after pose transformation.
However, because this method uses the distance between each point of the avatar instead of the joint
structure, the garment might come off the avatar if the default pose differs greatly from the target pose.
In such case, it is recommended that you create an OBJ file with a transitional pose. If the process is too
cumbersome, you can also use "Joint Transform" method.
1.To change the pose of the dressed avatar in CLO 3D/MD, you need at least two files like below - the
avatar in the T pose and the avatar in the target pose. These files are exported as OBJ format. For more
details, refer "File> File Compatibility> Avatar."
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2.Click "File> Import> OBJ" and select OBJ file with the T pose among the exported avatars. Select "OK" in
the option dialog.
3.Put the garments on the loaded avatar.
4.Click "File> Open> Morph Target" and select the OBJ file with another pose. Set Morphing Frame Count
and select "OK."
5.Then Simulation Mode turns on and the pose changes according to the set frame count. The garment
changes with the pose. After the pose changes, drag the garment to straighten it.
2 Transform Pose With Joint
This method can only be used in the case of the avatars with Joint data.
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This method is useful when changing the pose greatly while maintaining the garments on the avatar. Ho
wever, when an avatar is exported from DAZ Studio as COLLADA format, some parts of the form compos
ition data are lost. Thus, it is important to call OBJ file that also stores the pose data to edit the avatar afte
r changing the pose. (OBJ file doesn't lose its data while being exported because it only stores the form c
omposition data. )
1.Prepare a T-pose avatar and the avatar in the target pose in a different 3D software and export the ava-
tars as COLLADA files. For details on exporting as COLLADA files, refer "File> File Compatibility> Avatar."
2.After exporting COLLADA files, export the avatar in the target pose as an OBJ file.
3.Load the COLLADA file in the target pose in CLO 3D/ MD
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4.Click "File> Save As> Pose" to save the target pose as a POS file. This is used to change the pose after
putting the garment on the avatar.
5.Click "File> Open> Avatar" to open the T-pose avatar. Then drape the garment on the avatar.
6.Click "File> Open> Pose" to open the POS file that stores the target pose. The avatar gradually changes
its pose. It might take longer with the garments with large surface.
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7.Click "File> Import> OBJ" to open the OBJ file that stores the target pose. Because the form composi-
tion data is restored, some parts of the garment might be under the skin of the avatar.
8.With the Simulation Mode on, drag the garment out of the skin with the left mouse button. For more
details, refer "Garment> Draping> Moving/Fixing garment."
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9.To drag the garment out more easily, set the simulation properties like below. Click right mouse button
in the avatar window and select "Simulation Properties."
10.Then check on the "Avatar-Cloth Collision Detection(Vertex-Triangle). This menu detects collision
between avatar and the garment more precisely and help drag out the garment from under the skin.
3 Export Garment
1 DAZ Studio
Export the avatar from the DAZ Studio to put the garment on the avatar in CLO 3D/MD. Then export the
garment as OBJ file back to the DAZ Studio.
1 Export Garment
1.Load the avatar and drape the garment on the avatar.
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2.Click "File> Export> OBJ." Set Scale to 100%and check only "Cloth_Shape" in the "Export OBJ" dialog.
Also check on "Welding" to combine the parts connected by seam lines.
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2 Import Garment to DAZ Studio
1.Click "File> Import" in the DAZ Studio.
2.Set Scale to 10%in the "OBJ Import Option" dialog.
Enter the name and path of both the garment file and the texture file without any blank space.
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2 Poser
Export the avatar from the Poser to put the garment on the avatar in CLO 3D/MD. Then export the
garment as OBJ file back to the Poser.
1 Export Garment
1.Load the avatar and drape the garment on the avatar.
2.Click "File> Export> OBJ." Set Scale to 100%and check only "Cloth_Shape" in the "Export OBJ" dialog.
Also check on "Welding" to combine the parts connected by seam lines.
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2 Import Garment to Poser
1.Click "File> Import> Wavefront OBJ" in Poser
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2.Set "Percent of standard figure size" to 100%in the "Import Options" dialog.
3.Because Poser changes the size of the object while it imports an OBJ file, you need to adjust the size of
the garment manually to fit the avatar.
4 Export Apparel Pattern CAD DXF
1 SuperALPHA: Plus Yuka Pattern CAD System
Export Yuka Pattern CAD file as DXF format to use in CLO 3D
1 Export DXF-AAMA
Check the following before exporting the pattern
Check if the lines of the pattern are connected to form a plane figure. In order to simulate the
pattern in 3D, there needs to be a complete plane figure.
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Check if there are any cross sections of the patterns. The cross sections might not be exported
properly.
1.Click "File> EXPORT> TIIP/AAMA (exps)"
2.DXF Export . CAD
.
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3.>EXPORT> TIIP/AAMA(exp).
4.DXF ExportAAMA.
, .
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5.Export DXFOK.
6. , OK ,
.
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7. OK . NG
.
Patterns might have problems when outer and sewing line are swapped
2 Gerber Pattern Design
Export Gerber Pattern CAD file as DXF format to use in CLO 3D
1 Export DXF-AAMA
1.Click "File> Export" after loading the pattern.
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2.Click the pattern with the mouse button.
3.Set the "file format" to "AAMA(*dxf)" and click "Option" button in the "Export" dialog that follows.
4.Select every category and click "OK"
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5.Click "OK" in the dialog like the following that follows.
6.Check to see if the pattern is intact and click "Close" to finish.
Avatar
4.
Avatar
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4.1 Avatar Size Chart
CLO 3D provides an useful tool to simulate garments on different avatar sizes and shape in real time.
Three different avatars in different ethnicity and gender are also provided which is Asian female and mal-
e, and Caucasian female.
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part size (cm) description
Asian Female Caucasian Femal
e
Asian Male Kid
Height 180.35 180.34 189.41 140.61 Top of the head
to the heel
Total length 155.16 154.94 163.89 119.60 Neck to heel
Neck 36.81 38.19 41.15 32.51 Circumference
around the neck
Shoulder width 34.80 34.87 38.33 28.10 End of shoulder
to the other end
passing back of
the neck
Back length 39.66 40.58 43.40 32.22 Neck to waist on
the back
Back width 32.24 32.12 38.26 25.83 Width between
two armpits on
the back
Chest 31.44 31.27 38.00 24.31 Width between
two armpits on
the front
Over bust 80.31 81.85 98.70 70.3 Circumference
around the area
over bust passing
armpits
Bust 86.23 89.96 96.85 67.56 Circumference
around bust pass-
ing nipples
Waist 63.84 64.63 74.37 58.46 Circumference
around the thin-
nest area of the
waist
Hip length 19.64 19.64 24.57 13.71 Vertical length
from waist to hip
Hip 95.86 90.41 89.77 68.19 Circumference
around the most
projecting area
of the hip
Arm length 58.28 58.54 59.52 42.77 End of shoulder
to the wrist
this size is
different from
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the size used for
Avatar sizing in
CLO 3D
Wrist 14.57 14.56 16.72 11.69 Circumference
around the wrist
Ankle 18.74 18.70 22.93 17.31 Circumference
around the ankle
passing ankle
bone
part size (cm) description
Asian Female Caucasian Femal
e
Asian Male Kid
4.2 Avatar Size Measure ( Version 4.00 and above)
Avatar Size Measure feature is to take avatar's measurement. It gives you the freedomto accurately meas-
ure a various parts of avatar body's length, circumference and height.
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1 Circumference Measrue
There are two different ways of measuring an avatar's circumferences: Basic Circumference Measure tak-
en up by a measure tape regardless body contour and Surface Circumference Measure taken up in body
contour.
1 The Basic Circumference Measure
Objective
To take avatar's circumference measurement such as burst, waist or hips in a similar way to use a meas-
ure tape in real life.
Location
Avatar Window Toolbar Circumference Measure Tool Circumference Measrue Drop-

down Menu Basic Circumference Measure
Operation
1. Select the tool according to the Location above.
2. Click your mouse on a avatar body where you want to start to measure.
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3. Click your mouse on the other part where you want to connect to the first point.
4. Hover your mouse over a space between the points to set an angle of circumference, then the purple a
rbitrary line appears.
5. Change the camera view to see other sides.
6. Move your mouse vertically against the arbitrary line to set an angle.
7. Click your mouse when you find the angle that you want.
2 Surface Circumference Measure
Objective
To take an avatar's surface circumference measurement such as burst, waist or hips contour.
Location
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Avatar Windot Toolbar Circumference Measure Tool Circumference Measure Dropdown

Menu Surface Circumference Measure
Operation
1. Select the tool according to the Location above.
2. Click your mouse on an avatar body where you want to start to measure.
3. Click your mouse on the other part where you want to connect to the first point that you clicked.
4. Hover your mouse over a space between the points you clicked to set an angle of circumference, then t
he orange arbitrary line appears.
5. Change the camera view to see other sides.
6. Move your mouse vertically against the arbitrary line to set an angle.
7. Click your mouse when you find the angel that you want.
2 Length Measure
There are three different ways of measuring an avatar's length: Basic Length Measure taken up by a meas-
ure tape in a straight line regardless body contour, Surface Length Measure taken up in body contour and
Basic Height Measure taken up by a measure tape from the ground in a straight line regardless body
contour
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1 Basic Length Measure
Objective
To take an avatar's length measurement such as arm, lag or back in a similar way to use a measure tape
in real life.
Location
Avatar Widnow Toolbar Length Measure Tool Length Measure Dropdown Menu
Basic Length Measure
Operation
2.Click your mouse on a place where you want to start to measure an avatar's length.
3.(Optional) Click your mouse on a place where you want to go through.
4.Double-click your mouse on a place where you want to finish the length measurement.
2 Surface Lenght
Objective
To take an avatar's surface height measurement such as arm, lag or back contour.
Location
Surface Length Measure
Operation
2.Click your mouse on a place where you want to start to measure avatar's surface length.
3.(Optional) Click your mouse on a place where you want to go through.
4.Double-click your mouse on a place where you want to finish the surface lenght measurement.
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3 Height
Objective
To measure avatar's height from the ground.
Location
Basic Height Measure
Operation
2.Click your mouse on place where you want to measure the height.
( A yellow-green square indicating the ground and a green perpendicular line connected to the square
shows up)
You can change the yellow-green square to a different location. To do this, you select the Edit
Measure Tool and click and drag the square. Here, the square moves only up or down.
3 Edit Measurement
You can edit the measured size data in the Property Editor and Object Window.
1 Select Measurement
Objective
To select a measurement to edit it.
Location
Avatar Window Toolbar Edit Measure Tool
Object Window Measure tab

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Operation
2.Click on the measurement from the 3D Avatar Window or the Object Widnow
The list of measurements shows up in the Object Window. You can show/hide the data and see
the name of the data.
2 Switch Surface-Basic
Objective
To change the measurement to 'Basic' or 'Surface' if necessary.
Location
Property Window Basic tab Measure Measure Type Basic/Surface

Operation
1.Select the Edit Measure Tool from the Avatar Window Toolbar.
2.Choose a measurement that you want to edit.
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4.Switch the measure type to 'Basic' or 'Surface'.
3 Fit Measurement
Objective
To apply the measure tape that you have created to a different avatar.
Location
Object Window Measure Fitting

Operation
1.Measure the avatar's sizes using Measure Tool.
3.The measured value is fitted to the new avatar size.
4 Show/Hide Measurement
Objective
To show/hide a measurement on the 3D Avatar Window.
1 /
Location
Avatar Window Toolbar Show/Hide Icon.

Operation
1.Click on the Show/Hide Icon to show/hide measurement.
2 Show/Hide an individual measurement.
Location
Property Window Basic

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Object Window
Operation
1.Select a measurement that you want to show/hide.
3.Click on the button from the Object Window or click on the 'On/Off' from the Property Editor.
5 Save/Open Measurement
Objective
To save/open the measurement.
Location
Object Window Measure Save/Open

Operation
2.'Save file/Open file' pops up.
3.Type a name to save or choose to open a name of measurement.
4.Click on the 'Save/Open' button.
The measurement is saved in the .mea file format.
Measurement itself can be saved but also with the avatar in the .avt file format automatically.
6 Delete Measurement
Objective
To delete a measurement.
Location
Object Window Measure Delete

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Operation
1.Select a measurement that you want to delete.
2.Select the tool according to the Location above
You can delete the measurement by clicking the 'Delete' button on your keyboard as well.
4.3 Avatar
1 Change avatar style
Objective
You can select the avatar style such as hair style, shoes, accessories and etc.
Location
Start Pop-up Avatar Style Window
Main Menu Avatar Avatar Style Window

Operation
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2.Click on the avatar you want to load from the pop-up window.
3.You can see the avatar styles available in the avatar window.
4.Select the hair style you want.
5.Select the shoes, accessories additionally. * We'll keep updating those items. *
6.Hit the OK button.
You also can open file by clicking on the icon in the Avatar Style instead of clicking OK button.
The Avatar Editor window includes Avatar Style Editor and Avatar Size Editor. The avatar's style
and size are saved altogether in the .avt file format if you save a file using the Save button at
the bottom of window highlighted in the yellowish green box. But you can save avatar's size file
separately as .avs file format with the Size Save button from the Avatar Size File box right abov-
e.
2 Change avatar size
You can select avatar's body shape among four body types, and morph each parts of the body. The four
standard types are Slim Tall, Heavy Tall, Slim Short, Heavy Short.
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Four Basic Body Types
Objective
To change avatar size
To save morphed avatar
To open morphed avatar

Location
Main menu ->Window ->Avatar Size Editor

Operation
To change avatar size,
1.Go to Main Menu > Window > Avatar Size Editor. If the Avatar Sizing data is not loaded, " No avatar
size data" message pops up. Hit the OK button, then Avatar Size Editor appears.
2.Click "Open" button at the bottom of the Avatar Size Editor window. And select ".avs" in the folder
where the current Avatar model was loaded.
Since version 3.58, the Avatar model, pose, animation, and avatar sizing data have been unified
into a file called ".avt" format. Thus if you're using the version 3.58 or above, you don't have to
load ".avs" file additionally.
3.Set general height and width in the Body Space section of the Avatar Size Editor first and move on to
the Height and Width section to set the specific body parts. ( See Table1. for the description of each
component)
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ditor
Table 4-1 Components of Avatar Size Editor
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Body Space Body Type
Select among the four body types to
set the general size.
Height Set the length from the tip of the
head to the heel of the feet. You can
set the values by moving the scroll
bar or by entering the actual value.
Width Set the circumference of the body
using the width.
You can set the values by moving
the scroll bar or typing in.
Height set the height of the major joints from the heel of the avatar.
Length set the length of the major parts of the body.
Width set the circumference of the major parts of the body. Set degree of fatness
for the parts without circumference such as head, hand, and foot.
Unit Set unit of the size
To save morphed avatar,
1.Click Save button in the Avatar Size Editor
2.Enter a file name and click OK button to save it as .AVS file.
3.
To open morphed avatar,
1.Click Window > Avatar Size Editor, then Avatar Size Editor appears.
2.Click Open.
3.Find the morphed avatar that you saved (*.avs)
4.Morphed avatar appears in Avatar window like screen capture image below.
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5.
4.4 Pose and Position
You can create a new avatar's pose using the avatar's joints and save it in the .pos file format. You also
can move the objects imported as Collada or obj file using root joint in the X-Ray mode.
Objective
To change avatar pose
To move avatar or object
To save pose and position

Location
Main Menu > Avatar > Show X-Ray Joints
Avatar Window Toolbar > Show X-Ray Joints

Operation
To change avatar pose,
1.Click Avatar > Show X-Ray Joints from the main menu
2.Click the right mouse button and select Gizmo > Local Coordinate Gizmo in the avatar window. The
Gizmo appears on a selected joint.
3.Click a joint and move or rotate Gizmo to change a pose.
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To move an avatar or object,
1.To set the position of an avatar or object, click and drag the root joint located at the center of the avat-
ar or object.
To save pose and postion,
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Click File > Save As > Pose.
You can save the new pose and position of avatar or object as POS file. Refer to Open and Save
Pose Filesfor details.
4.5 Skin Offset
Skin Offset controls the invisible space between the avatar and the garment. Without this space, avatar
body could partially penetrate the garment . Such a problem can be solved by assigning higher offset
values or by shortening particle distance.
When working with tight garment such as gloves or stockings, lower the skin offset value. Then
you can get natural creases in gloves by reducing invisible thickness between hand and glove.(
The lower the skin offset, the reducer the invisible thickness between garment and avatar body)
You also can lower the" Clothes Simulation Thickness" for the tight garment to make it closer to
the avatar body because clothing has its own invisible thickness as well.
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Objective
To edit Avatar Skin Offset

Location
Main Menu > Avatar > Avatar Property, Property Editor > Avatar > Skin Offset
Avatar Pop-up > Avatar Property, Property Editor > Avatar > Skin Offset
Operation
To edit Avatar Skin Offset,
1.Click right mouse button and select Avatar Properties on the avatar from the Avatar Pop-up menu or
main menu.
2.Select skin offset value in the Property Editor > Avatar > Skin Offset [0~100].
3.Click (Simulate) button to simulate with the set skin offset value
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4.6 Friction (Since 3.37 version)
The friction feature is useful to prevent garments from falling off when draping or animation. To prevent
the garment with falling off, increase the friction value of the avatar.
The friction between the avatar and garment is taken effect on by the cloth friction coefficient
as well as the avatar friction coefficient. Please check the value of the cloth friction if the
garment still slides despite increasing the avatar friction coefficient.
Objective
Static Friction: refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friction#Static_friction
Kinetic Friction: refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friction#Kinetic_friction

Location
Main Menu -> Avatar -> Avatar Property or Avatar Pop-up -> Avatar Property
Static Friction: Property Editor -> Avatar -> Static Friction
Kinetic Friction: Property Editor -> Avatar -> Kinetic Friction

Example
You can prevent garment falling off by editing the friction value.
Figure 4-1 Adjusted the friction of avatar and garment. (Left- higher friction, Right- lower friction)
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Figure 4-2 Adjusted the friction of outer garment and lower garment (Left-higher friction, Right-lower f
riction)
4.7 Arrangement Point and Bounding Volume
Arrangement Points and Arrangement Bounding Volume are used for easy and proper placement of
patterns around the avatar. All pieces of pattern should be arranged in proper position around the avatar
for the stable simulation.
1 Arrangement Point
You can add, delete, open, and save an arrangement point depending on your purpose. You can save
and load the edited arrangement point as "*.arr" file.
Objective
To add, delete, open and save Arrangement Point

Location
Object Browser > Arrangement Point > Add, Delete, Open, Save
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Operation
To add Arrangement Point,
1.Click [object Text]Arrangement Point[object Text] tab on the Object Browser and add a new Arrange-
ment Point by selecting add button.
2.A new Arrangement Point called "Arrangement Point" is added on the bottom of the Arrangement
Point list.
3.Click new Arrangement Point and change the name of the Arrangement Point in the Property Editor >
Basic Info > Name.
4.Then select Arrangement BV(Bounding Volume) under Arrangement to position the newly created
arrangement point.
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5.Click (Show Arrangement Points) button to view Arrangement Points and set
position of the Arrangement Point by changing X, Y, Offset value.
X Value
Move the Arrangement Point from left to right
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Y Value
Move the Arrangement Point from up to bottom
Offset Value
Set the distance between the avatar and the Arrangement Point
To delete Arrangement Point,
Click Arrangement Point tab on the Object Browser and select an Arrangement Point that you wish to
delete. Then delete an arrangement point by clicking delete button.
To load Arrangement Point,
Click open in the Arrangement Point tab to load a new Arrangement Point list file (*.arr)
To save Arrangement Point,
Click save in the Arrangement Point tab to save the current Arrangement Point list file (*.arr)
2 Arrangement Bounding Volume(BV)
Arrangement Bounding Volume surrounds each part of the avatar in the form of cylinder. Arrangement
Points are placed on to the Arrangement Bounding Volume. Because each end of the Arrangement
Bounding Volume is attached to each joint of the avatar, Arrangement Points can be easily moved to a
new position after avatar sizing. Arrangement Bounding Volume can be added, deleted, or edited like
Arrangement Point.
Objective
To show, add, delete, fit, open and save Arrangement BV

Location
Object Browser > Arrangement BV > Add, Delete, Fitting, Open, Save
Operation
To view Arrangement BV,
1.Click a small triangle next to (Show Avatar) button on the Avatar Window
tool bar and select Show Arrangement Bounding Volume.
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To add Arrangement BV,
1.Go to Object Browser and choose Arrangement BV tab.
2.Click add button in the Arrangement BV tab.
3.An Arrangement Bounding Volume named "Pan" is added to the bottom of the list in the Arrangement
BV tab. Also, a new bonding volume appears in the Avatar Window between the avatar's legs.
4.Select Pan and change the name in Property Editor > Basic Info> Name
5.To connect the new Arrangement Bounding Volume to joints, go to Property Editor > Arrangement BV.
6.Select two different joints for Joint Name0 and Joint Name1. Then edit Height, Radius X, and Radius Y
to set the size of the Arrangement Bounding Volume. (see in details on Note below)
7.After adjusting the size of the Arrangement Bounding Volume, use the "Gizmo" in the avatar window
to change the position or to rotate.
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Since both ends of the Arrangement Bounding Volume is attached to the joints,
Arrangement Bounding Volume follows avatar movement so it is convenient to rearrange the
patterns on to the avatar even after the avatar's pose is edited. .
Joint Name 0
Attaches the bottom of the Arrangement Bounding Volume to the avatar's joint
Joint Name 1
Attaches the top of the Arrangement Bounding Volume to the avatar's joint.
Height
Adjusts the height of the Arrangement Bounding Volume
Radius X
Adjusts the diameter of the X-axis.
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Radius Y
Adjusts the diameter of the Y-axis.
To delete Arrangement BV,
1.Go to Object Browser and select an Arrangement Bounding Volume in the Arrangement BV tab. Then
click delete button.
To fit Arrangement Bounding Volume
Fitting option is used to fit the Arrangement Bounding Volume to a different avatar or changed pose.
1.Change avatar pose or import different avatar, then you can see the Arrangement BV stays same.
2.Go to Object Browser and click fitting button in the Arrangement BV tab to fit BV to the avatar.
To load Arrangement Bounding Volume that you saved
1.Click open button in the Arrangement BV tab to load a new Arrangement Bounding Volume file (*.pa-
n).
To save current Arrangement Bounding Volume
Click save button in the Arrangement BV tab to save the current Arrangement Bounding Volume file (*.
pan)
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4.8 Display
1 Show / Hide Avatar
It is possible to show or hide an avatar. It is convenient to hide an avatar when working on the inside of
the garment.
Objective
To toggle between show and hide avatar

Location
Main Menu > Avatar > Show Avatar
Avatar Window Toolbar > Show Avatar

Operation
1.Click (Show Avatar) button in the Avatar Window tool bar to show or hide the avatar.
Be aware that the avatar is not erased when it is hidden. Even though the avatar is invisible,
there is still interaction between avatar and garments.
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2 Clear Avatar
It is possible to delete avatar. It is convenient to delete the avatar when working with only pattern.
Objective
To remove avatar
Location
Main Menu > Avatar > Clear Avatar
Avatar Pop-up > Clear Avatar

Operation
1.Choose Main Menu > Avatar > Clear Avatar in the main menu or avatar pop-up menu.
Clear Avatar removes avatar from the current window so the avatar can not be restored once it
is cleared out from the current scene
3 Set Avatar Rendering Style
Three different avatar rendering style, Textured Style, Monochrome Surface and Mesh, are available in
CLO 3D. Textured Style displays shaded avatar with texture. Monochrome Surface displays only shaded
avatar without texture. Mesh displays avatar only with wireframe.
Objective
To display different avatar mesh.

Location
Main Menu > Avatar > Rendering Style > Textured Style, Monochrome Surface, Mesh
Avatar Window Toolbar > Rendering Style > Textured Style, Monochrome Surface, Mesh
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Rendering Style
Pattern
5.
Pattern
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5.1 Design
1 Create Pattern
Pattern means every single flat pieces consisting of a garment. In this section you will learn how to create
polygonal, rectangular and circular patterns.
1 Polygonal line/Shape
Objective
To create a polygonal line/Shape
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Pattern -> Create Polygon
Pattern Window Toolbar -> icon

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Operation
1.Select the Create Polygon according to the Location above
2.Click the left mouse button in the 2D Pattern Window to draw a polygon.
3.To make a curved segment, hold down CTRL key when clicking your mouse button.
4.To complete the shape, click on the starting point.
2 Rectangular shape
Objective
To create a rectangular shape.
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Pattern -> Create Rectangle

Operation
1.Select the Create Rectangle according to the Location above
2.Press and hold down the left mouse button and then drag the mouse to draw a rectangle.
3.Release the mouse button to complete the rectangle.
To create a rectangle with specific width and height values, click and release the left mouse
button without dragging. Then a dialog window will pop up.
Enter the values and click the OK button in the dialog window.
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3 Circular shape
Objective
To create a circular pattern piece.
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern ->Pattern->Create Circle
Pattern Widow Toolbar -> icon

Operation
1.Select the Create Circle.according to the Location above.
2.Press and hold down the left mouse button and then drag the mouse to draw a circle.
3.Release the mouse button to complete the pattern.
To create a circle with a specific radius and position, click and release the left mouse button,
then enter the values in the pop-up window and hit the OK button.
2 Create Internal Line/Shape
Create internal shape tools are used to sew pattern pieces such as pockets, button and elastic bands,
construct ironed lines, and fold pleats. You can draw internal lines inside of pattern.
Major Problem in internal lines is solved in version 3.37 and above.
1) Internal lines/shapes can intersect with each other.
2) Internal line and outline of pattern can intersect with each other.
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But darts still cant be crossed over each other. Dart and outline of pattern also still cant be cro-
ssed
1 Internal Polygonal Line/Shape
Objective
To create an internal polygonal shape and line.
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern ->Pattern->Create Internal Polygon/Line

Operation
1.Select the Create Internal Polygon/Line.according to the Location above
2.Click the left mouse button inside of a pattern to draw an internal polygonal line/shape.
3.To make a curved segment, hold down the CTRL key while clicking on the point.
4.To complete the internal polygon, click on the starting point.
5.To complete the internal line, double click on the ending point of the pattern.
2 Internal Rectangular Shape
Objective
To create internal rectangular shape.
Location
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Main Menu -> Pattern ->Pattern->Create Internal Rectangle
Pattern Window Toolbar -> icon.

Operation
1.Select the Create Internal Rectangle.
2.Press and hold down the left mouse button and then drag the mouse to draw an internal rectangle.
3.To complete the internal rectangle, release the left mouse button.
To create a rectangle with a specific width and height, click the left mouse button and enter the
values in the pop-up window
.
3 Internal Circular Shape
Objective
To create internal Circular Shape.
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern ->Pattern->Create Internal Circle

Operation
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1.Select the Create Internal Circle.
2.Press and hold down the left mouse button and then drag the mouse to draw an internal Circle.
3.To complete the internal rectangle, release the left mouse button.
To create a rectangle with a specific width and height, click the left mouse button and enter the
values in the pop-up window.
4 Dart
Objective
To create a dart inside of the pattern.
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern ->Pattern->Create Dart
Pattern Window -> icon

Operation
1.Select the Create Dart according to the Location above.
2.Press and hold down the left mouse button and then drag the mouse in any diagonal direction to draw
a dart.
3.To complete the internal dart, release the left mouse button.
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4.
To create a dart with a specific width(Left and Right) and height (Up and Down), click the left
mouse button and enter the values in the pop-up window.
3 Trace Pattern
Trace mode is used to trace and extract pattern pieces or internal shapes from the imported pattern
generated in other 2D pattern CAD by selecting lines or curves. With this tool, you can easily get pocket
pattern or internal stitch lines.
1 Trace as an internal Line/Shape
Objective
To trace and extract an internal line/shape
Location
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Pattern Window Toolbar Tool
Main Menu Pattern Pattern Trace

Operation
2.Mouse cursor changes to the Trace Icon ,then click on a basic line to select.
3.Hold down Shift key to continue to select.
4.Press the 'Enter' key in your keyboard to finish tracing the line.
(You can trace the lines by selecting the 'Create Inner Shape' command from the trace line pop-up menu
instead of pressing 'Enter' key in your keyboard.)
Diverse ways to select a line or shape to trace it.
1. To select a shape double click its line.
2. If you select more than three crossed lines each other, a shape created by crossed points can
be traced.
3. If you drag area, lines within the area are selected.
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When importing DXF pattern, sometimes there is a tiny gap between lines. If the gap is bigger
than 0.5mm, it is traced as broken lines so it can not be a shape. If the gap is smaller than 0.5m-
m. it is traced as a continuous line automatically so it can be a shape.
2 Trace as a pattern
Location
Main Menu Pattern Pattern Trace
Operation
2.Mouse cursor changes to the Trace Icon ,then click on a basic line to select.
3.Hold down Shift key to continue to select.
4.Click your right mouse button then pop-up menu appears
5.Select the 'Create Trace Pattern' tab from the pop-up menu.
6.Pattern is copied from the basic line that you selected.
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4 Edit Pattern
This section will cover the pattern elements to edit its size, shape and positions as well as useful options
including guide lines, unfolding lines and converting elements type.
1 Move Pattern
Objective
To select and move a pattern and its points/lines.
Location
Main Menu ->Pattern ->Pattern->Edit Pattern

Operation
To move a pattern
1.Choose Edit Pattern
2.Hover your mouse over a pattern. Then mouse pointer will be changed to the double crossed arrow
and the outline of pattern turns blue.
3.Click your mouse on a pattern or double-click on a line or point. Then the pattern will be selected. Its
outline turns yellow.
4.Hold down your left mouse button and move a pattern.
Outline color of selected pattern is different from unselected one. The outline color of unselec-
ted pattern is black. If you place your mouse over a pattern, the color changes to blue. If you
click on the pattern, the color turns yellow.
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To move point or line of pattern
1.Choose Edit Pattern.
2.Click on a point or line then mouse curser will be changed to
3.Move to the point or line.
When you move the point or line, you can see a number in purple which is the distance betwe-
en the original position and new position.
To select multiple points, lines or patterns
1.Choose Edit Pattern
2.Click the left mouse button on the empty space in 2D pattern window and hold down the mouse
button.
3.Drag the mouse the area containing points, lines or patterns you wish to select or click on the point by
point, line by line or pattern by pattern you wish to select holding down Shift key in your keyboard.
.
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2 Transform pattern
Objective
To move, rotate or scale patterns.
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern ->Pattern->Transform

Operation
To select pattern
1.Choose Transform Pattern
2.Place your mouse over a pattern. Then the mouse pointer will change to a double crossed arrow with a
blue outline.
3.Click your mouse on a pattern to select the pattern or double-click on a line or point. Then outline of
the pattern will turn yellow which means pattern is now transformable.
selection information with transform pattern tool
Outline color of selected pattern is different from unselected one. The outline color of unselec-
ted pattern is black. If you place your mouse over a pattern, the color changes to blue. If you
click on the pattern, the color turns yellow and dotted square is created outside of pattern.
When you have this dotted square, pattern is transformable.
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To rescale pattern
1.Select a pattern
2.Click and hold your left mouse button on a small circle located on the four corners of dotted square
and drag your mouse. The pattern will be rescaled proportionally.
To rotate pattern
1.Select a pattern
2.Click and hold your left mouse button on a small circle located at the end of line on top of dotted squa-
re. When the mouse curse change to , rotate the pattern to any direction you wish to rotate.
To select multiple patterns
1.Choose Transform Pattern
2.Click the left mouse button on the empty space in 2D pattern window and hold down the mouse
button.
3.Drag the mouse over the area containing patterns you wish to select or click on the pattern by pattern
by holding down Shift key in your keyboard.
Multiple selection in Edit Pattern and Multiple selection in Transform Pattern
Edit Pattern- Selection unit starts from point, line to pattern
Transform Pattern Selection unit is pattern.
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3 Create Curved Line
1 Edit Curvature
There are two different types of curved line, 3-Points Curve(Curvature) and Freeform Curve.
You can create Curvature using Edit Curvature tool. Curvature consists of two end points and a anchor
point (orange dot). You can add curvature on a straight line and adjust the curvature.
You can create Freeform Curves using Edit Curve Point Tool. Free Curves allows you to add curve points
on a segment so you can have different curvature as many as you want on the same segment. With Edit
Curve Point tool, you can manipulate curvature and switch the control point created by 3-Point Curves to
a curve point but curve point does not split any lines.
Objective
To add curvature to a straight line.
To edit the curvature.

Location
Main Menu -> Pattern ->Pattern->Edit Curvature

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Pattern Window Toolbar -> icon.

Operation
To add curvature to a straight line,
1.Choose Edit Curvature tool,
2.Click and drag a straight line.
To Move the curvature ,
1.Choose Edit Curvature tool.
2.Click and drag the curved line.
You also can move the curved line by clicking and drag the anchor point.
2 Edit Curve Point
Objective
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to add multiple different curvatures on a same segment.
to remove curvature.
to remove curve point.

Location
Main Menu -> Pattern ->Pattern-> Edit Curve Point

Operation
To add multiple curvatures on a segment
1.Choose Edit Curve Point
2.Click and add a curve point on a segment and drag the curve point. You can add multiple curve points
and different curves on the same segment.
To add curve point on the curved line held by anchor point.
2.Click on the curved line then the anchor point disappears and new point on the line is added.
To remove curvature
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2.Click the anchor point and hit the Delete on the keyboard or click on the right mouse button on the
anchor point to see the Delete Point menu
3.Click on the Delete Point menu
4. Do the same on the curve point to remove it.
4 Add Point/Split a Line.
This tool is used when adding a point on the outline of pattern piece and breaking the original line
segment into two line segments. Also you can add point to mark on a pattern as notch. A notch is a mark
used to accurately align one pattern piece to another pattern piece by displaying how patterns are sewn
together.
Objective
To add point / split a segment.
Location
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Main Menu -> Pattern ->Pattern-> Add Point/Split Line

Operation
To add point or split a segment
1.Choose Add Point/Split Line tool,
2.Click on the line segment where you want to add point.
To add point at a specific distance.
1.Choose Add Point/Split Line tool.
2.Click the right mouse button on a line, then Split Line pops up.
3.Split into Two Lines is checked by default.
4.Enter a number or a ratio to specify the length of a line you want to create.
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To add a point or multiple points evenly spaced by specifying length of segment.
2.Click the right mouse button on a line, and Split Line Window pops up.
3.Check in the Split with length.
4.Enter a number or click the arrow to specify length of evenly spaced segments along the line.
5.You can reverse the direction of adding point by checking the Direction Box.
To add a point or multiple points evenly spaced by specifying number of segments.
2.Click the right mouse button on a line, and Split Line Window pops up.
3.Check in the Uniform Split.
4.Enter a number or click the arrow to specify number of evenly spaced segments along the line.
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5 Undo/Redo
You can undo/redo changes that you have made in the 3D avatar window and 2D pattern window. It has
unlimited undo back to the last time you started software.
Location
Undo : Main Menu Edit Undo (Shortcut: Ctrl+Z in your keyboard)
Redo : Main Menu Edit Redo (Shortcut: Ctrl+Y in your keyboard)

(version 4.00 and above) In 3D avatar window, you can undo an operation prior to the last simu-
lation stopped.
6 Snapping
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Objective
Snapping is a useful tool that allows you to align the vertices of internal lines along the given lines of a
pattern when drawing an internal shape.
Location
Pattern Window Pop-up Activate Snapping

Operation
1.Select Activate Snapping from the Pattern Window Pop-up.
2.Turn on Snapping.
3.Draw an internal line.
4.Vertices of internal shape snaps to the line of pattern that is within a specific distance, the snap toler-
ance.
* While drawing a pattern, short cut "/" is available to turn on and off Snapping.
* Snapping is on as a default. If you want to turn off Snapping, deactivate Snapping from the
Pattern Window Pop-up by clicking your right mouse button.
7 Tip: Use Smart Guide Tool
Smart Guides are temporary guides that appear when you create ,or manipulate point or lines. This tool
helps you move, align or draw points or lines of pattern relative to the other points or lines.
Guide key
+Shift
+Shift
+Shift
Objective
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to create line along the guides relative to the previous points.
to move point or line to horizontal, vertical, and diagonal angles.
to move point or line along the slops of lines.
to move point or line at a specified location.
to move point or line with arrow key on the keyboard.

Operation
To create line along the guides.
1.Hold down the (Shift) key while clicking a point to draw an external or internal line of pattern pie-
ce.
2.Axis-aligned guide lines appear and let you move your mouse along the guide
To move point to preset angles.
1.Hold down the (Shift) key while dragging a point or a line.
2.Axis-aligned guide lines appear and let you move point or line along the guide.
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To move point or line along the slops of lines
1. Hold down the (Ctrl) key while dragging a point. Guide lines appear and let you along the both
slopes of lines connected to the point.
to move point or line at a specified location
1.Click the left mouse button and drag point. Click the right mouse button by holding down left mouse
button.
2.You can see number in purple how far the point is displaced from the original position.
3.Small Translation window pops up.
4.Enter distance.
to move point or line with arrow key
1.Click on the point.
2.Press Up, Down, Right or Left arrow on the keyboard to move point.
3.If you want to change stepping distance, click the right mouse button in the empty space of 2D pattern
window. Pop up menu appears.
4.Choose Pattern Window Property.
5.Go to Property Editor next to the 2D window.
6.Set the Stepping Distance as you wish. The unit is in millimeters.
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From the version 3.57 and above, when you need to put the value in the pop up window, you
can simply click the "F1" button instead of using right click mouse button.
8 Tips: Use Arrow Key
You can move point or lines using arrow key on your keyboard.
Move object with arrow keys
1.Select point, line or pattern.
2.Press the arrow key on your keyboard to go right, left, top or down.
Adjust Stepping Distance
1.Click on the right mouse button in the empty space, then menu pops up.
2.Select the Pattern Window Properties
3.Go to Property Editor -> Fabric tab
4.Find the Stepping Distance and enter value.
5 Copy Pattern
This section covers how to copy and paste pattern. It also includes the way of converting pattern to intern-
al shape or vice versa, as well as converting internal shape to hole.
1 Copy Pattern
Objective
to copy and paste a pattern.
Location
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Main Menu -> Edit-> Copy ( -> Paste)
Pattern Pop-up -> Copy (-> Paste)

Operation
1.Select the pattern that you would like to copy.
2.Press Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+V to paste. You can also select the Copy and Paste tabs in the right-click
activated popup menu or main menu.
3.A temporary ghost pattern appears.
4.Click on the empty space to paste the copied pattern.
When copying a pattern in 2D window, the copied one shows in the 3D Window as well. From
the version 4.00, a pattern in the 3D window is copied in the last synchronized state instead of
the initial flat state.
2 Copy as internal Shape
Objective
to copy as an internal shape.
Location
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Main Menu -> Pattern-> Pattern -> Copy as Internal Shape
Pattern Pop-up -> Copy as Internal Shape

Operation
1.Select a pattern that you would like to copy as interanl shape.
2.Click the right mouse button on the highlighted pattern in yellow, then pop up menu appears.
3.Choose Copy as Internal Shape to copy and press Ctrl+V to paste. A temporary ghost pattern appears.
4.Click a position where you wish to paste the copied pattern as an internal shape. Note: Outline color of
internal shape is red.
3 Copy as pattern.
Objective
to copy as a pattern
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern-> Pattern -> Copy As Pattern
Pattern Pop-up -> Copy As Pattern

Operation
1.Select the internal shape that you would like to copy and paste it as a pattern.
2.Click the right mouse button on the highlighted internal shape, and pop up menu appears.
3.Choose Copy As Pattern tab in the popup menu or main menu to copy and Ctrl+V to paste.
4.Click on ampty space in 2D pattern window to paste the internal shape as a pattern.
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4 Clone Layer of Pattern(V. 4.14 and above)
Cloning layer of pattern tool copies and pastes selected pattern, and ,most importantly, sew all segments
of selected and copied pattern automatically. This feature is very useful when you make double sided
clothing like padding. In the previous version, you had to sew all segments and simulate the copied
pattern but the Layer Pattern Cloning tool makes all these process automatic.
Objective
To clone a pattern in its all segments automatically sewn with segments of cloned one.
Location
Pattern Pop-up Layer Pattern Cloning.

Operation
1.Select pattern to clone.
2.Click your right mouse button on the pattern then menu pops up.
5 Convert to Hole/Shape
You can convert internal shape to a hole or vice versa
1 Convert to Hole
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Objective
to convert an internal shape to a hole.
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern-> Pattern -> Convert to Hole
Pattern Pop-up -> Convert to Hole

Operation
1.Select the internal shape.
2.Click the right mouse button on the internal shape, then pop up menu appears.
3.Choose Convert to hole tab in the popup menu or main manu.
2 Convert to Internal Shape
Objective
to convert a hole to an internal shape.
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern-> Pattern -> Convert to Internal Shape.
Pattern Pop-up -> Convert to Internal Shape.
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Operation
1.Select a hole.
2.Click the right mouse button on the internal shape, then pop up menu appears.
3.Choose Convert to Internal Shape. tab in the popup menu.
6 Mirror copy
With this mirror copy tool, you can copy and paste an object as its symmetrical shape of pattern It is
useful when you copy sleeves or the other side of symmetrical shape.
Objective
to copy and mirror paste.
Location
Main Menu -> Edit -> Mirror Paste
Pattern Pop-up -> Mirror Paste.

Operation
1.Select the pattern that you would like to mirror paste.
2.Press Ctrl+C to copy and Ctrl+R to mirror paste. Or choose Mirror Paste in the right-click activated pop-
up menu or main menu.
3.Click on the empty space of 2D pattern window to mirror paste.
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6 Rotate pattern
In this section, you can learn how to rotate pattern clockwise or counter-clockwise, and flip it, as well as
how to zoom-in the selected pattern.
Objective
to rotate pattern 90 degrees counter clockwise.
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Pattern -> Rotate Counter-clockwise or Rotate Clockwise
Pattern Pop-up -> Rotate Counter-clockwise or Rotate Clockwise

Operation
1.Select the pattern that you would like to rotate.
2.Choose Rotate Counter-clockwise or Rotate Clockwise tab in the right-click activated popup menu or
main menu to rotate the pattern 90 degrees in either direction.
Flip Horizontally /Flip Vertically
Objective
to flip pattern horizontally or vertically.
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Pattern -> Flip Horizontally or Flip Vertically
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Pattern Pop-up -> Flip Horizontally or Flip Vertically

Operation
1.Select the pattern that you would like to flip.
2.Choose Flip Horizontally or Flip Vertically tab in the right-click activated popup menu or main menu to
flip a pattern horizontally or vertically
7 Unfold pattern
Most patterns of garment are usually symmetrical due to the nature of human body. Unfold tool help you
create symmetrical shape quickly and easily. You just need to draw half of pattern and mirror copy the
other side without seam line at the center with this tool. You should remember Unfolding is different
with the mirror copy.
Objective
To unfold a pattern on a center axis
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Pattern -> Unfold
Line Pop-up menu -> Unfold

Operation
1.Select a line, which will be a center axis of the pattern.
2.Go to Pattern -> Pattern -> Unfold
Or Click the right mouse button on the highlighted line in yellow, and pop up menu appears.
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3.Choose Unfold tab.
5.2 Display
1 Grid
You can draw or edit pattern using grid. If you turn on the Activate grid, you can snap points to a grid.
Objective
To show grid and activate snap to grid.

Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Grid -> Show Grid/Activate Grid
Pattern Window Pop-up -> Show Grid / Activate Grid.

Operation
1.Check Show Grid in the right-click activated popup menu or main menu to display grid.
2.Check Activate Grid in the right-click activated popup menu or main menu to snap to grid when you
draw pattern.
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You can set the grid unit distance at the property Editor. To do it, choose Pattern Editor Proper-
ty in the right-click activated popup menu or main menu and go to Property Editor. Find Unit
Distance(mm) under Grid. and type a new value.
The Unit grid distance is a distance between two adjacent grid lines. The default Unit Distance is
10mm but displayed grid distance is five times bigger than the Unit distance.
2 Show Pattern Name
You use Show Pattern Name tool to see each pattern name in 2D/3D pattern window. Pattern names
assigned in both CLO 3D and 3
rd
party 2D pattern CAD can be displayed. Also you can change pattern
names.
Objective
to show pattern name in 2D pattern window.
to change pattern name

Location
Pattern ->Pattern -> Show Pattern Name.(in 2D pattern window)
Pattern Pop-up -> Show Pattern Name.(in 2D pattern window)

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Operation
To show pattern name in 2D pattern window,
1.Right click on the background in 2D pattern window.
2.Check Show Pattern Name in the popup menu or main menu.
To change pattern name,
1.Select a pattern or an internal shape.
2.Go to Property Editor.
3.Find Name tab under Basic Info
4.Type new name in the name box.
3 Show Base Lines
When you import DXF pattern exported from other Apparel Pattern Cad, there are base lines for marking
the margin, notch and etc. You can show and hide the base line of pattern
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Objective
to show Base Lines
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern ->Pattern -> Show Base Line.
Pattern Window Pop-up -> Show Base Line

Operation
2.Check Show Base Line in the popup menu or main menu.
4 Show Line Length
You use Show Line Length tool to see length of line. You also can see entire length of a closed shape or
single length of selected lines in the Property Editor.
Objective
to show line length
to know the entire length of a closed shape or selected line

Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Grid -> Show Line Length
Pattern Pop-up -> Show Line Length

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Operation
To show line length,
2.Check Show Line Length in the popup menu or main menu.
To know the perimeter of a closed shape or selected line
1.Select a pattern or an internal shape
2.Go to Property Window
3.Find the Perimeter under Selected line tab. The number shown in the Perimeter is entire length of a clo-
sed shape. If you select lines, the length of selected lines appears.
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5 Show Seam Line Length
Objective
to show seam line length
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Grid -> Show Seam Line Length
Window Pop-up -> Show Seam Line Length

Operation
2.Check Show Seam Line Length in the popup menu or main menu.
3.Click on the Show Seam Line icon in the main tool bar, then seam line and the length of the seam
line appears.
6 Show Mesh
Patterns and garments are composed of triangle mesh in CLO3D/MD. The shape of mesh is various and
defined by external and internal shape of pattern. You can see the meshes by using mesh tool.
Objective
to show mesh structure in pattern.
Location
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Main Menu -> Pattern -> Show -> Show Mesh
Pattern Window Pop-up -> Show Mesh

Operation
To show mesh,
2.Check Show Mesh in the popup menu or main menu.
7 Show Picking Point
Picking point is a blue point that indicates corresponding location between 3D garments and 2D pattern.
Objective
to show picking point
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Show -> Show Picking Point
Pattern Pop-up -> Show Picking Point

Operation
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2.Check Show Picking Point in the popup menu or main menu.
3.Click left mouse button on garments, and blue point appears on 3D garment and in 2D pattern. The
point shown in 2D pattern is an exact corresponding location where you click on 3D window.
Seams
6.
Seams
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6.1 Sew
There are two different kinds of sewing tool, segment sewing and free sewing. Segment Sewing tool is
used to sew two segments together and Free Sewing tool is to sew seam lines designated area by clicking
starting and ending points.
Seam line created with both sewing tool has notch and dotted line. Notch is a directional mark that sho-
ws where you start the seam line and dotted line is a connection of the seam line pairs appeared parallel
or crossed.
When creating a seam line, the length is displayed next to a mouse pointer (Version 3.72 and
above)
The first number is the length of seam line selected at first and the second numbers is the leng-
th of seam line selected at second.
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1 Segment Sewing
Objective
To sew segment to segment.

Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Seam Lines -> Segment Sewing
Pattern Window Toolbar Segment Sewing

Operation
2.Click on the first line segment.
3.Move the cursor over the second segment then dotted lines connected to the end points of each
segment, as well as directional notches, appears.
In general, dotted lines should not be crossed and notches
should be in the same relative direction to ensure correct sewing. An exception
is sewing pleats (covered in Tutorial No. 3).
Note: The dot lines and notches indicate the sewing direction.
Lower than version 3.64: Notch on the first segment was set automatically and you need to
make the notch on the second segment parallel with the first one.
Version 3.64 and above: You can set notch of first and second segment.
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2 Free Sewing
Objective
To sew the designated area.

Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Seam Lines -> Free Sewing
Pattern Window Toolbar Free Sewing

Operation
2.Click on a point along the line of pattern to indicate an first point.
3.Click on a point along the line to indicate an end point.
4.Repeat on the corresponding line to pair the seam line. Check the dotted lines and notches correct.
You can type exact length on the dialog box when free sewing a pattern (version 3.72 and
above)
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Operation
1. Select Free Sewing tool.
2. Click on a point where to start sewing on the segment.
3. Drag your mouse toward the directiton to sew.
4. Click on the right mouse button while dragging.
5. Enter whatever number you wish for the length of seam line in the Create Seam Line pop-up
window.
*You can enter measurement when sewing 1:N Segment as well.
* You can change the length of seam line by typing in a window when moving seam line and
end point
3 1:N Segment Sewing (CLO 3D Only, Version 3.64 and abo-
ve)
Objective
You can sew a segment onto multiple segments easy and fast. When sewing a segment onto N segment-
s, which are in different lengths, a segment is split into a number of N segments automatically corres-
ponding to the ratio of N segments' length.
Location
Main Main -> Pattern -> Seam Lines -> Segment Sewing
Pattern Window Toolbar -> Segment Sewing

Operation
1.Select Segment Sewing tool.
2.Click on a segment.
3.Hold down Shift key
4.Hover your mouse on the other segment, which will be paired.
5.Move your mouse along the segment to change notch direction.
6.Click on the segment.
7.Repeat 4,5 and 6 while holding down Shift key
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8.Release Shift key if all segments are paired with the firt segment.
Setting notch direction could be limited when N segments are connected.
4 1:N Free Sewing(CLO 3D Only, Version 3.64 and above)
Objective
1:N Free Sewing tool is used to sew a specific area of a segment not like Segment Sewing tool.
Location
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Main Menu -> Seam Lines -> Free Sewing
Pattern Window Toolbar -> Free Sewing

Operation
1.Choose Free Sewing Tool according to the Location above.
2.Click starting point and ending point on a segment to set the sewing range of a segment.
3.Hold down Shift key
4.Click starting point and ending point on the other segment, which will be paired with the first selected
segment.
5.Repeat 4 while.
6.Release Shift key after all necessary segments are paired with.
If you select inappropriate segment, the line turns in red and couldn't be sewn
If you select inappropriate segment, the line turns in red and couldn't be sewn
6.2 Edit Seams
1 Select Seam line
1 Select a seam line by clicking
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Operation
1. Select (Edit Seam Lines) tool
2.Click on the seam line that you want to select
3.Seam line is selected
Select multiple seam lines
You can select multiple seam lines with holding down Shift key. It is available from the version
3.57 and above.
2 Select seam lines by dragging a mouse (version 3.64 and above)
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Operation
2.Click and drag your mouse to select seam lines.
3.Seam lines within dragged area are selected.
3 Select a seam line out of other overlapped seam lines (version 3.64
and above)
Objective
It is useful tool to select a specific seam line out of the other many overlapped seam lines .
Operation
1. Select (Edit Seam Lines) tool.
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2.Click on the seam lines overlapped each other.
3.Select a seam line that you want from the pop up menu.
2 Edit Seam
Objective
To edit seam line
To reverse seam line
To delete seam line

Location
Main Menu -> Seam Lines -> Edit Seam
Pattern Window Toolbar -> Edit Seam

Operation
To edit seam line
1.Select Edit Seam in the main tool bar or main menu.
2.Click and drag the middle of a seam to move it along the line.
3.You can also extend or shorten the segments by clicking and dragging the end points
When editing a seam line, you can change its length by entering a number in the Create Seam
Line Window. (version3.72 and above)
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Operation
1. Select ending point of seam line that you wish to move.
2. Click on the right mouse button while dragging your mouse.
3. Enter whatever number you wish for the length of seam line in the Create Seam Line pop-up
window.
To reverse seam line
1.Select Edit Seam tool and click on the seam line that you wish to reverse.
2.Click on the Delete Seam line tab in the right-click activatged popup menu or main menu (Pattern->
Seam Lines -> Reverse Seam Line)
To delete seam line
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1.Select Edit Seam tool and click on the seam line that you wish to reverse.
2.Click on the Delete Seam line tab in the right-click activatged popup menu or main menu (Pattern->
Seam Lines -># Reverse Seam Line)
6.3 Make Folded Lines
Patterns can be folded along internal lines or seam lines. With this tool, you can make creases to express
iron lines, tucks, and pleats.
Objective
to fold pattern along a seam line

Location
Property Eidtor -> Seam Lines -> Fold Angle

Operation
To fold pattern along the seam line
1.Select Edit Seam Lines tool at the main tool bar or main menu and click on the internal line that you
wish to fold.
2.Go to Property Editor-> Seam Lines -> Fold Angle.
3.You can adjust the angle from 0 to 360. The default value is 180, representing a flat surface.
Increase the value to make the pattern fold inwards. Decrease the value to make the pattern fold
outwards.
4.To strengthen the fold, go to Property Editor-> Seam Lines -> Fold Strength Increase the Fold Strength
value.
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Note. The Higher the fold strength value, the stronger the fold.
To fold pattern along the seam line
1.Select Edit Pattern tool at the main tool bar or main menu and click on the internal line that you wish to
fold.
2.Go to Property Editor-> Shape -> Fold Angle.
3.You can adjust the angle from 0 to 360. The default value is 180, representing a flat surface.
Increase the value to make the pattern fold inwards. Decrease the value to make the pattern fold
outwards.
To strengthen the fold, go to Property Editor-> Shape -> Fold Strength and increase the Fold
Strength value.
To sharpen the fold, go to Property Editor-> Shape -> Fold Rendering and turn ON the Fold Str-
ength value.
Show/Hide Seam Line is a tool to display necessary seam lines and hide other seam lines You can find
seam lines sewn incorrectly or missing stitches using this tool. For example, if you finish stitches on sleev-
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es incorrectly, you hide all other seam lines except seam lines connected to sleeves and correct it. It
reduces visual problem with so many seam lines displayed.
1 Hide/show seam line segment
Objective
To hide/show seam line segment when working with complicated garments like pleated skirts.
Location
Pattern Seamline Popup (Edit Seam Lines Mode) -> Hide/Show Seam Line
Object Browser -> Name -> Seamline Popup->Hide/Show Seam Line
Object Browser -> Show -> Hide/Show Seam Line
Property Editor -> Seam Lines -> Hide/Show Seam Line

Operation
1.Select Edit Seam Line tool from the main tool bar or main menu ( Pattern >Seam Lines>Edit Seam Line)
2.Click on the seam line segment which you desire to hide.
3.Click Hide/Show Seam Line from the menu. See Location section to find the menu.
Figure 6-1 Hide Seam Line Segment
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2 Hide/show seam line connected to pattern selected
Objective
To hide/show all seam lines connected to pattern

Location
Pattern Popup(Edit Seam Line Mode) -> Hide/Show Connected Seam Line
Operation
1.Select Edit Seam Line tool in the pattern window toolbar.
2.Click right mouse button on the pattern then pattern Popup menu appears.
3.Click Hide/Show Connected Seam Line from the menu. See Location section to find the menu.
To view seam line connected to pattern that you select, select all patterns and hide seam lines
connected to the patterns. Then select pattern that is needed to be shown seam line and click
the Show Connected Seam Line.
Figure 6-2 Hidden seam line. Avatar Window(Left), Pattern Window(Right)
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3 Hide/Show All Seam Lines
Objective
To Hide/Show all hidden seam lines
Location
Pattern Seamline Popup (Edit Seam Lines Mode) -> Hide/Show All Seam Lines
Pattern Popup (Edit Seam Lines Mode) -> Hide/Show All Seam Lines
Object Browser -> Name -> Seamline Popup ->Hide/Show All Seam Lines
Operation
You can simply turn on/off display of seam line by clicking on the button at the Object Window
and Property window. In the Object Window, if a seam line is hidden, its name and radio
button turns dark gray. In the Property Window, there is On/Off check box to turn on/off seam
line.
6.5 Deactivate/Activate Seam Line. (version 3.37
and above)
Deactivate/Activate Seam Lines is a tool to remove stitches temporally. It is possible to drape sewn
garment piece by piece. It is more convenient to process piece by piece draping if you use the Deactiv-
ate/Activate Seam Lines with the Freeze Pattern tool.
1 Deactivate/Activate Seam Line Segment
Objective
To deactivate/activate seam line segment

Location
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Pattern Seamline Popup(Edit Seam Line Mode) -> Deactivate/Activate Seam Line
Object Browser -> Name -> Seamline Popup -> Deactivate/Activate Seam Line
Operation
2.Click right mouse button on the seam line segment which you desire to deactivate, then Pattern Seam-
line Popup Window appears.
2 Deactivate/Activate Seam Lines connected to pattern
Location
Pattern Popup(Edit Seam Line Mode) -> Deactivate/Activate Connected Seam Lines
Operation
1.Click right mouse button on the pattern from Pattern window or Avatar Window, then Pattern Seam-
line Pop-up window appears.
2.Click Deactivate Seam Line from the menu. See Location section to find the menu, then color of dotted
lines between seam lines changes to white.
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3 Activate All Seam Lines.
Objective
To activate all deactivated seam lines.
Location
Pattern Pop-up(Edit Seam Line Mode) -> Activate All Seam Lines
Operation
2.Click Activate All Seam Lines from the menu. See Location section to find the menu.
Deactivation and activation menus do not appear in Pop-up Window at a same time. If you
need to deactivate seamline, only deactivation menus appear in the Pop-up Window automatic-
ally and vice versa. Only Activate All Seam Lines appears at any time in the Pop-up Window.
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If you deactivate seam line, the whitecolor of seam line name in Object Browser turns dark gray.
If it is activated, the color returns to the original color, white.
6.6 Sewing Thread Color Option (Avatar Window)
(Above version 3.37)
Sewing Thread Color Option is a tool to change seam line color to red or to make seam line color in the
avatar widow same with the seam line color in the pattern window. Changing the seam line color in the
avatar window to the same color shown in the Pattern Window is useful to know the location of the
same seam lines correspondingly. If seam line colors are so various that it make scene complicated, simply
turn the seam line color to red.
Objective
To change seam line color shown in Avatar Window to the same seam line color in Pattern Window.
To change seam line color shown in Avatar Window to red.

Location
Main Menu -> Garment -> Sewing Thread Color -> Red/Seam Line Color
Avatar Popup -> Sewing Thread Color -> Red/Seam Line Color
Operation
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1.Click right mouse button on the Avatar Window, then Pop-up menu appears.
2.Click Red or Seam Line Color from the menu. See Location section to find the menu.
Figure 6-5 Seam lines applied with Seam Line Color Red. Avatar Window(left), Pattern Window(right)
Figure 6-6 Seam lines applied with Seam Line Color . Avatar Window(left), Pattern Window(right)
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In this chapter, you will learn draping process of a garment in the Avatar Window. It follows sequential
steps; synchronization, placement and simulation of patterns.
7.1 Synchronize
Synchronization is a first step to drape patterns in the Avatar Window. All the changes including seam
line, print texture, particle distance made in the Pattern Window are instantly reflected in the Avatar
Window by Synchronization.
When the Synchronize button is on, you can see that all changes in pattern window reflect in the
avatar window instantly. So you can edit patterns and see its change in 3D garment in real time. But you
should know turning Syn button on makes computer performance slow so it is better for you to turn it
off when you do not need it.
You also can see if the Sync button is on or off by the different pattern color. If a pattern has never been
synchronized, it appears transparent. If the pattern has ever been synchronized, it appears red. If the
pattern is synced over 3D avatar window, it turns blue.
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Objective
To synchronize pattern over avatar window
Location
Main Menu > Garment > Sync
Avatar Window Toolbar > Sync

Operation
2.Patterns are shown and synced over avatar window.
7.2 Place Pattern
After patterns are synchronized, the patterns are needed to be placed around the avatar properly before
simulation. This section mainly contains tool description associated with placing patterns.
1 Place Pattern with Gizmo
Gizmo is used to rotate, move pattern along X, Y, Z axis in Avatar Window. You can place patterns arou-
nd the avatar manually using Gizmo. CLO 3D provides Screen Coordinate Gizmo, Local Coordinate Gizm-
eo and World Coordinate Gizmo. See in detail about these Gizmo options at Transforming Gizmo Axis
Objective
To move or rotate pattern to place it around the avatar with Gizmo
Operation
1.Select a pattern or multiple patterns that you wish to move or rotate in Avatar Window or Pattern
Window, then Gizmo appears.
2.Hover your mouse on the Gizmo, then your mouse cursor changes to double sided arrows.
3.Click and drag your mouse to allowable direction.
4.Place patterns around the avatar as close as possible.
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Y Axis
The green arrows to move a pattern along the Y axis (up/down)
X Axis
The red arrows to move a pattern along the X axis (left/right).
Z Axis
The blue arrow allows to move a pattern along the Z axis (forward/back).
X,Y,Z Axis
Yellow square at the center allows to move a pattern along X, Y and Z axis
Y Axis
The green arc allows to rotate a pattern along the Y axis.
X Axis
The red arc allows to rotate a pattern along the X axis.
Z Axis
The blue circle allows to rotate a pattern along the Z axis.
To move or rotate pattern, Simulation button should be turned OFF
2 Place Patterns with Arrangement Points
Using Arrangement Points is convenient to place patterns around the avatar. The Arrangement Points are
located in a specific area of the body, such as the bust, waist, sleeve, and wrist. Clicking an Arrangement
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Point makes pattern to be positioned around the avatar automatically.
After arranged pattern, you might want to adjust its position or shape. You can do it in the Arrangement
tab of the property editor.
Objective
To view Arrangement Points and place pattern around the avatar with Arrangement Points.
Location
Main Menu > Avatar > Show Arrangement Points
Avatar Window Toolbar > Show Arrangement Points

Operation
1.Turn on the Show Arrangement Points, then pink dots around the avatar appears.
2.Select pattern to position it.
3.Click on the Arrangement Point where you want to place the pattern, then the pattern snaps to pink
point and wrap around the avatar automatically.
Arranging multiple patterns at once using Arrangement Points(version 3.72 and above)
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Objective
If a pattern piece is divided into multiple pieces, it is difficult to arrange them around the avatar
piece by piece. In this case, select all pieces and click an arrangement point, then pieces are
arranged properly altogether at once.
4.After placing the pattern, you can edit the position of the pattern from the Arrangement tab in the
Property Editor.
Arrangement Point
Show the location of Arrangement Point where pattern is placed.
Shape Type
Make a pattern curved or flat.
Position X
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Adjust patterns X position along the Arrangement BV.
Position Y
Adjust the patterns Y position along the Arrangement BV.
Offset
Adjust the offset from the Arrangement BV. The curvature will change accordingly .
Direction
Adjust the direction of the pattern along the Arrangement BV.
Vertical Reverse
Flip a pattern vertically. You can also do this with the popup menu in Avatar Window.
Horizontal Reverse
Flip a pattern horizontally. You can also do this with the popup menu in Avatar Window.
For more information of editing Arrangement Points, See
Edit Arrangement Point and Arrangement Bounding Volume
3 Rearrange Patterns
After draping patterns, Rearrange All Patterns tool is used to go back to the last state that you place the
patterns around the avatar just before draping and the Rearrange Selected Pattern is used to rearrange
the only selected pattern.
1 Rearrange all patterns
Objective
To rearrange all patterns around the avatar, before the garment was last simulated.
Location
Avatar Window Toolbar > Rearrange All Patterns.
Main Menu > Garment > Rearrange All Patterns.

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Operation
1.Select the tool according to the Location above
2.Patterns are rearranged around the avatar like picture shown below.
2 Rearrange selected patterns
Objective
To rearrange selected patterns around the avatar.
Location
Main Menu > Pattern > Garment > Rearrange Pattern.
Avatar Pop-up > Rearrange Pattern.

Operation
1.Select a pattern to rearrange.
3.Select Rearrange Selected Patterns tab from the pop-up menu, then selected pattern is rearranged aro-
und the avatar.
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4 Reset patterns
After draping patterns, Reset to Default Arrangement tool is used to go back to default setting of pattern
arrangement so all patterns are flattened and arranged side by side along X-axis.
1 Reset all patterns
Location
Avatar Window Toolbar > Reset to Default Arrangement
Main Menu > Garment > Pattern > Reset to Default Arrangement
Operation
1.Click on the button in the Avatar Window Toolbar, then patterns are rearranged around the avatar
to default setting like picture shown below.
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2 Reset Selected Pattern Only(version 4.00 or obove)
Objective
To reset draped pattern to the initial synchronized state.
Location
3D Garment Pop-up Menu Reset to 2D Arrangement

Operation
1.Select a pattern that you want to reset to the initial state.
2.Click your right mouse button over the garment then garment pop-up menu appears.
3.Choose the 'Reset to 2D Arrangement' from the pop-up menu.
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5 Flip Patterns
Flip Horizontally tool rotates a pattern 180 along Y-Axis, and Flip Vertically tool rotates a pattern 180
along X-Axis. You can also flip the pattern with keeping their original curvature using Reverse-arrange
Horizontally or Reverse-arrange Vertically from the right-click activated popup menu. But you should
remember that Reverse-arrange menu is not activated if you have arranged pattern around the avatar
without using Arrangement Point.
To flip horizontally
Location
Garment Pop-up > Flip Horizontally
Main Menu > Garment > Pattern > Flip Horizontally

Operation
1.Right-click on the pattern you want to flip horizontally, and select Flip Horizontally from the popup
menu. See the Location section to find the menu
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To flip vertically
Location
Garment Popup > Flip Vertically
Main Menu > Garment > Pattern > Flip Vertically

Operation
1.Right-click on the pattern Popup menu appears.
2.Select Flip Horizontally from the popup menu. See the Location section to find the menu
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To Reverse-arrange Horizontally
You can reverse pattern horizontally without changing curvature of the pattern.
Location
Garment Popup > Reverse-arrange Horizontally
Property Editor > Arrangement > Horizontal Reverse > On

Operation
1.Right-click on the pattern in the Avatar Window then Popup menu appears.
2.Select Reverse-arrange Horizontally from the popup menu. See the Location section to find the menu
or select a pattern and check the Horizontal Reverse option in the Arrangement tab of the Property Edit-
or.
This menu is not activated if you have arranged pattern around the avatar without using
Arrangement Point.
To reverse arrange Vertically
You can reverse pattern vertically without changing curvature of the pattern.
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Location
Garment Popup > Reverse-arrange Vertically
Property Editor > Arrangement > Vertical Reverse > On

Operation
2.Select Reverse-arrange Vertically from the popup menu. See the Location section to find the menu or
select a pattern and check the Horizontal Reverse option in the Arrangement tab of the Property Editor.
Arrangement Point.
6 Make Arranged Pattern Flat/Curved
When pattern is placed around the avatar with arrangement point, the shape of pattern is slightly curved.
Arrange as Flat/Curved tool is used to flat curved pattern or vice versa as needed.
Arrangement Point.
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Location
Garment Popup > Place as Flat/Curved
Property Editor > Arrangement > Shape Type > Flat/Curved

Operation
2.Select Place as Flat/Curved from the popup menu. See the Location section to find the menu or select a
pattern and check the Shape Type option in the Arrangement tab of the Property Editor.
7.3 Drape
After patterns are synchronized and placed in Avatar Window, Simulation is a final step to drape
garments on avatar. This section covers the way of draping from simple to complicated garments. It also
introduces useful tools for draping complex garment.
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Figure 7-1 1. Synchronize 2. place 3. Simulate 4. Drape
1 Simulate
Pattern pieces are draped on the avatar body by clicking the simulation button. When Simulation button
is on, pattern pieces drop on the floor or hang on the avatar body.
1 Drape cloth
Figure 7-2 Simulation On (left), Simulation Off (right)
Objective
To simulate draping
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Location
Main Menu > Garment > Simulation
Avatar Window Toolbar > Simulation

Operation
1.Click the (Simulation) button to drape. See the Location section to find the command.
When working with pattern in Pattern Window and no need to be simulated at this moment,
turn off Simulation button to speed up computer performance because computer keeps calcu-
lating for simulation.
Turn on both the (Simulation) and (Synchronize) buttons, then any changes of patterns
in Pattern Window are immediately reflected in the Avatar Window. See the details in 7.1
Synchronizesection.
You can interact with garment in real time by click and drag the piece of garment.
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2 Display Simulation Speed
Knowing simulation speed is useful to check the CLO 3D software suitability in your computer and the
status of animating performance.
Location
Main Menu > Window > Show Frame Rate

Operation
1.Choose Show Frame Rate from the menu. See the Location section to find the command. Then the
simulation speed information appears at the right bottom corner of the screen.
Simulation speed tells FPS (frames per second). The higher the speed, the faster the simulation
speed.
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2 Pin
Pin tool is used to hold pin-pointed part of fabric. This tool is useful when turning upside down collar or
finishing up draping. The created pin in empty space can be attached to moving or static avatar body
(Attaching pin to avatar is available from the version 3.37 or above). So the attached pin to avatar body
follows its movement while animating. Pin color appears differently in different state of the pin. See
picture below
1 Create Pin
"Create Pin" tool is designed to pin a part of garment in empty space. It is useful when you drape knot,
belt, ribbon, shawl and etc.
Objective
To create a pin
Operation
1.Turn on the Simulation button.
2.Holding down the key.
3.Click and drag cloth.
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When a pin is added, the pink dot appears on the garment in Avatar Window and the 2D
pattern in Pattern Window.
It is now possible to change any parameter setting on pattern and synchronize those changes
without losing pin setting. (Version3.37 or above)
With this tool, user can fix a part of the garment on certain parts of the avatar body. When you drape a
garment on the avatar or work on the animation, you can attach pins to avatar body over garment to
prevent the garment from falling off.
1 Attach pin to Avatar
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Location
Pin pop-up > Attach to Avatar
Operation
1.In the Avatar window, click the right mouse button on the pin, then pop-up menu appears
2.Click the menu as above.
2 Attach All pins to Avatar
Location
Main Menu > Garment > Pin > Attach All Pints to Avatar
Garment pop-up > Pin > Attach All Pints to Avatar

Operation
1.In the Avatar window, click the right mouse button on the pin, then pop-up menu appears
2.Click the menu as above.
Garment with added pins on the avatar
If you attach pin to avatar over garment, the pin color changes from pink to red and the pin
gets fixed to the closest part of the avatar. Once it's fixed, it won't move even though you try to
drag with the mouse. To move this pin, you should use "Detach off Avatar" menu.
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3 Detach Pin from Avatar (Version 3.37 and above)
Detach Pin from Avatar allows you to move back the pin on the area and detach it from the avatar.
4 Detach Pin from Avatar
Objective
To detach individual pin from an avatar.
Location
Pin Pop-up > Detach from Avatar.

Operation
1.Click the right mouse button on the pin in the Avatar window to see the pop-up window.
2.Select the menu according the Location above.
When you detach the pins from the avatar, the pins' color turns into the pink from the red.
5 Detach All Pins from Avatar
Objective
To detach all pins from an avatar at once.
Location
Main Menu > Garment > Pin > Detach All Pins from Avatar.
Garment Pop-up > Pin > Detach All Pins from Avatar.
Operation
1.Click the right mouse button on the pin in the Avatar window to see the pop-up window.
2.Select the menu according the Location above.
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All Pins got removed on the Avatar again.
6 Remove Pin
1 Remove Pin
Location
Pin Pop-up > Remove Pin
Operation
1.Click on the right mouse button on the Pin.
(You can delete the pin by pressing 'W' key in your keyboard on the selected pin as well.)
2 Remove All Pins on Selected Pattern
Location
Main Menu > Garment > Remove All Pins on Selected Pattern.
Garment Pop-up > Pin > Remove All Pins on Selected Pattern.
Operation
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1.Click a pattern that you want to remove all pins in the pattern.
3 Remove All Pins
Location
* Garment Pop-up> Pin > Remove All Pins on Selected Patterns
Operation
1.Select a pattern to remove pins on it.
2.Click your right mouse button, then the pin menu pops up.
Deactivate/Activate pattern tool is designed to make selected pattern immovable. It is still there but it is
not interacted with other patterns.
1 Deactivate/Activate Pattern Only
Location
Garment Popup > Deactivate/Activate >Pattern Only

Operation
1.Right-click on garments in Avatar Window, then Garment Popup appears.(Multiple pattern can be deac-
tivated by selecting them first)
2.Click on the Dctivate Pattern Only, then the deactivated pattern turns transparent navy blue. Refer to
the Location section to find the command.
Once executed Deactivate, "Deactivate" menu turns "Active" automatically since you don't need
deactivation command after deactivated and vice versa. This is called a Smart GUI
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Figure 7-3 Poppu menu (left) , Deactivated pattern (right)
Example
How to adjust inner garments of multi-layered look when draping is incorrect

This tool is useful to drape sophisticated part of garments such as trims on shirts or to drape multi-layered
garments easier by deactivating outer garment.
2 Deactivate/Activate Pattern With Seam Lines
Objective
To Deactivate Pattern With Seam Line: It is used to deactivate pattern and its seam lines.
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To Activate Pattern With Seam Line: It is used to activate pattern and its seam lines.
Location
Garment Popup > Deactivate/Activate > Pattern With Seam Lines

Operation
1.Right-click on garments in Avatar Window, then Garment Popup appears.(Multiple pattern can be deac-
tivated by selecting them first)
2.Click on the Dectivate > Pattern With Seam Lines, then the deactivated pattern turns transparent navy
blue. Refer to the Location section to find the command.
Once executed Deactivate, "Deactivate" menu turns "Active" automatically since you don't need
deactivation command after deactivated and vice versa. This is called a Smart GUI.
Example
How to make cascade ruffle dress using Activate/Deactivate tool.

Deactivate/Activate tool is useful for sequential draping such as cascade ruffle dress. when you drape
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cascade ruffle dress, deactivate all ruffles with stitches and drape basic dress first. Then activate a ruffle
and simulate it. Do the same on each ruffle until finishing all ruffles.
Freeze Pattern is a tool for making a pattern piece stiff and firm (unchangeable) like a molded plastic.
When the pattern is deactivated, the pattern can not be interactive with other patterns so the pattern can
pass through the deactivated pattern. However, Freeze Pattern tool allows pattern pieces to interact with
the frozen pattern so they do not penetrate or pass through the frozen pattern when simulating. This
tool is useful to drape multi-layered garments easier by freezing an inner garment and draping over it.
The step by step draping process prevents multiple layered garments from the unstable simulating caused
occasionally from draping all garments at once.
1 Freeze /Unfreeze Pattern Only
Location
Gartment Pop-up >Freeze/Unfreeze >Pattern Only.

Operation
1.Right-click on garments in Avatar Window, then Garment Pop up appears. (Multiple patterns can be
frozen by selecting them first)
2.Click on the Freeze > Pattern , then the frozen pattern turns baby blue. Refer to the Location section to
find the command.
Once executed the Freeze command, "Freeze" menu turns "Unfreeze" automatically since you
don't need Freeze command after Frozen and vice versa. This is called Smart GUI.
Figure 7-4 Frozen pattern(left), Draped pattern with frozen pattern
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2 Freeze /Unfreeze pattern with seam lines
Objective
To freeze with seam lines : It is used to freeze pattern with the seam line on it.
To unfreeze with seam Lines: It is used to unfreeze pattern with the seam line on it.
Location
Garment Pop-up > Freeze/Unfreeze > Pattern Only/ Pattern with Seam Lines.
Operation
1.Right-click on garments in Avatar Window, then Garment Popup appears. (Multiple patterns can be
frozen by selecting them first.)
2.Click on the Freeze > Pattern With Seam Lines ,then the frozen pattern turns baby blue. Refer to the
Location section to find the command.
Once executed Freeze command, "Freeze" menu turns "Unfreeze" automatically since you don't
need Freeze command after Frozen and vice versa. This is called a Smart GUI.
Example
How to make petticoat dress using Freeze/Unfreeze tool.
1.Get ready with a skirt and a petticoat.
2.Select petticoat and increase the stiffness value to make it hard enough.
3.Freeze the petticoat.
4.Set dress layer to 1 (Property Editor > Physical Properties > Etc > Layer)
5.Unfreeze petticoat.
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5 Set Pattern Layer
When draping muli-layered garments, setting layer of garments is setting sequential order of draping.
Set Layer
Select a pattern, then enter a value in the Layer tab in the Property Editor (under Physical Property> Fabric
Property> Etc). The value 0 indicates the layer closest to the body.
6 Drape multiple garments
1.Open a garment.
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2.Click File> Open> Layer Garment to add another garment layer.
3.Select all the patterns of the newly imported garment in the Pattern Window. Then enter 1 in the
Layer tab.
4.Press the simulate button in the Avatar Window to see the changes.
7.4 Expression in details
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1 Set Particle distance for fabric details.
You can control the detail level of garment by adjusting the Particle Distance in the Property Editor. The
Particle Distance indicates the average number of intervals between vertices. Set the value as
20.0~40.0mm for prototyping and 5.0~10.0mm for presentation models.
Figure 7-5 Particle Distance 30mm (left), Particle Distance 3mm (right)
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Set Fabric Detail
Select the pattern, then enter a value from 5.0 to 700.0 in the Particle Distance tab of the Property Edit-
or. This change will be reflected in the Avatar Window when it is refreshed using the (Reset Arrange-
ment), (Rearrange All Patterns) or (Synchronize) tools.
2 Fold Pattern
You can fold pattern using internal line. With this tool, you can create ironed line on pants or pleats.
To fold pattern.
1.Select an internal line.
2.Go to Property Editor and file Shape tab
3.Adjust Fold Angle.
Fold Strength
You can set the strength of fold in the Property Editor. The higher the value, the closer to the fold
angle that you set. You usually use values between 0 to 20
Fold Angle.
The fold angle is available between 0 to 360. If you set the value closer to the angle 0 , the fold
goes outward . If you set the value to closer to the angle 360, the fold goes inward.
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3 Adding Elastic Band
It is possible to make shirring on any lines with Elastic option. It is similar to the effect of elastic band on
real garments. This option also helps to hold garments tightened
Objective
To make shirring
Location
Property Editor > Selected Line > Elastic, Elasticity Strength, Elasticity Ratio
Opertation
1.Select any line that you wish to add shirring.
2.Find the Elastic in Property Editor and turn on. Refer the Location section above to find the menu.
3.Adjust the value of Elasticity Ratio to have tightener or looser shirring.
4.Adjust the value of Elasticity Strength if the shirring needs more tention
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Elasticity Strength:
It represents strength of elasticity. To give more tension on shirring, increase the value and vice
versa.
Elasticity Ratio :
It represents ratio of total length of selected line to the length of shirring. The higher the ratio,
the looser the shirring and vice versa. The range of elasticity ratio is from 0%to 200%. (Version
4.00 or above)
Elasticity Length(Version 4.00 and above) :
It represents the length of elastic applied in a segment. If the elasticity ratio is 100%, the elastic
length is the same with the length of segment.
4 Set Fabric Thickness for Simulation
Simulation thickness is invisible but it exists between avatar and
garment, or between garments for better simulation performance. Its
thickness sets in 15mm on both side of fabric so total fabric thickness is
30mm. You can adjust this value ,as needed, to make padding or skinny
garment.
For the same purposes, there are 30mm invisible thickness on the
surface of avatar body. You can adjust the value for skinnier garment or
accurate measurement. Refer to the 4.5 Skin Offset for more details.
To Set the Simulation Fabric Thickness
Select the pattern, then enter a value in the Thickness (Simulation) tab in the Property Editor (under
Physical Property> Fabric Property> Etc)
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5 Shrink pattern
You can shrink pattern horizontally or vertically using Shrinkage menu in the Property Editor without
changing pattern . The default value is 1 and it mean there is no shrinkage on pattern.
To Shrink Pattern
1.Select pattern.
2.Go to Property Editor > Fabric > Etc > Shrinkage -Weft/Warp
3.Adjust the value.
7.5 Physical Properties
Physical Property section contains information about fabric behavior with several values that define mater-
ial characteristics. CLO design team runs test on fabrics and has results on each fabrics, then they trans-
late the results into CLO 3D parameters in current system. You can manually change the property or simp-
ly select preset physical property which is already defined. Fromthe next version, CLO 3D will adopt meas-
urements of Kawabata evaluation system(KES) and use the measurements as CLO 3D parameters for
more accurate physical property.
1 Preset
Preset is a set of physical property containing specific fabric property.
Objective
1.To assign preset physical property
2.To load user defined physical property
3.To save user defined physical property
Location
Property Editor -> Physical Properties -> Preset

Operation
To assign one of preset physical property ,
1.Select pattern.
2.Go to Property Editor Window and find Preset menu under the Physical Properties tab.
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3.Double click blink area next to the Preset, then drop down present menu appears.
4.Select one of preset physical property that you wish to apply.
Initial-Full name Definition
0_user 0 is a basic physical property preset. Its simulation speed
is faster than others because of low value of stiffness
and normal draping quality.
A-Animation A is a specific physical property preset for animation.
When creating animation, garments such as pants or
skirts may be taken off from avatar because of absence
of friction between garments and avatar unlikely in real
life. You can avoid this situation by applying A _Waist-
band_for_animation_CLO_ v1 preset to waist band.
D-Draft D is a physical property preset similar to R. Its quality is
lower but its simulation speed is fast so it is good to be
used in design process.
R-Reality R is a physical property preset which value is achieved by
testing on real fabric. Its result is almost 90% similar to
the behavior of real fabric but it makes simulation speed
slow.
S-Subsidiary Material S is a physical property preset for materials other than
fabric.
Button_Zipper_Pad_CLO_v1 is used to describe button,
zipper and shoulder pad.
Collar_with_interlining_CLO-v1 is used to describe stiff
collar attached interfacing.
Leather_belt_CLO_v1 is used to describe for leather belt.
To load user defined physical property ,
1.Select pattern
2.Go to Property Editor Window and find Load menu under the Physical Properties tab.
3.Double click blink area next to the Preset tab, then window pops up.
4.Select .PSP file and hit the Open button then you can see the values in Detail changed.
To save user defined physical property ,
1.Select pattern
2.Go to Property Editor Window and find Save menu under the Physical Properties tab.
3.Double click blink area next to the Preset tab, then window pops up.
4.Select .PSP file and hit the Open button then you can see the values in Detail changed.
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File extension for physical property is *.PSP
2 Attribute Values
You can change physical property manually with changing the Attribute Values. In this section, it is
important to understand the concept of each attribute values. Also knowing how each attribute affects
to the others is important to get best result.
Objective
Stretch-Weft, Stretch-Warp, Shear
Bending
Buckling
Internal Damping
Density
Friction
Location
Property Editor -> Physical Properties -> Detail
Physical Property Parameters
Adjusting attribute value: There are two different types of number that you can adjust, Simpli-
fied value [0~99] and Constant value[0~1000000000]. Constant value is real value acquired
from fabric test and Simplified value is modified value of Constant value into smaller number in
specific ratio for an easy of use. You usually use Simplified value with scroll bar to change the
values conveniently and Constant value with typing to change the values in detail.
Stretch-Weft Stretch-Warp, Shear
Stretch-Weft represents the resistance of a fabric against wefting force. It affects the draping stiffness
in horizontal direction of the fabric.
Stretch-Warp represents the resistance of a fabric against warping force. It affects the draping stiff-
ness in vertical direction of the fabric that is cut on the bias.
Shear (bias stress) represents the resistance of a fabric against shearing force. It affects the draping
stiffness in diagonal direction of the fabric that is cut on the bias.
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For weaker elastic fabrics like Cotton or Denim: Increase the Shear value higher than Weft and Warp.
For stronger elastic fabrics like Silk or Jersey: Decease only Shear value with the same weft and warp
value.
Shear: 99, Weft: 47, Warp:47
Shear: 0, Weft:47, Warp:47
Bending
Bending value represents resistance of cloth against bending force. It defines rigidity of fabric under
compression.
For stiff fabrics like denim or leather: Increase the Bending value
For soft fluid fabric like silk : Decrease the Bending value.
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Bending: 2,
Bending: 65,
Buckling
Buckling represents deformability, how easy fabric can be bended. At a certain stage under an increasing
force, highly bendable fabric like silk is bended faster and easier than lower bendable fabric like denim.
To describe easily bendable fabric like silk, increase the buckling value and vice versa.
For highly bendable fabric like silk or Jersey: Increase the Buckling value close to 100
For lower bendable fabric like denim or wool: Decrease the Buckling value close to 0.
Buckling: 100
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Buckling : 0
*note: High Internal Damping value makes your system very slow and damping value affects on
only movement of fabric so increasing damping value on design process is not recommended.
Damping
Internal damping represents the repulsive force against gravity. The result of this value is shown only in
the animation. If the value is low, the movement of fabric is slow and vice versa.
*note: High Internal Damping value makes your system very slow and damping value affects on
only movement of fabric so increasing damping value on design process is not recommended.
Density
Density represents a ratio of weight per unit area. The higher the value of density, the heavier the fabric.
For heavy fabric : Decrease the Density value close to 0.
For light fabric : Increase the Density value close to 99.

Density: 27
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Density: 93
Friction
Friction represents a frictional force between garments , and between garment and avatar so adjusting
Friction value affects both avatar and garment.
Figure 7-6 .
Air Pressure( Version 3.57 or above)
Air Pressure can be used to simulate inflated objects such as a padding jumper, cushion or balloon
containing the air or cotton.
Figure 7-7 e.g. Heart cushion created by CLO using Pressure property http://youtu.be/SlDz69LgXRs
Air pressure is applied on the outside of pattern. Therefore, *When patterns are facing out like
picture below, you need to set air pressure value to greater than 0.
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On the other hand, * When patterns are facing the same direction, you need to give them a
different setting. On the pattern facing out, you should set the pressure value to greater than 0,
but , on the pattern facing in, you should set the pressure value to less than 0.
7.6 Display
1 Display and Hide Garments
Display Garment
Click the (Show Cloth) button to display or hide garments.
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2 Set Fabric Thickness for Rendering
Display Thickness
Click the triangle button next to the Show Garment button. Then select Rendering Style> Thick
Textured Surface.
Adjust Thickness
Select the pattern to adjust. Then enter a value in the Thickness (Rendering) tab in the Property Editor
(under Physical Property> Fabric Property> Etc)
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3 Display Garment Fit
To see how well the garment fits, you can change the Rendering Style to Pressure. The blue indicates
areas that fit loosely; the red indicates areas that are tight.
1 Stress Map
Stress is a tension to exert on a fabric per unit. You can see different tension of avatars's each body part
or its movement. Different tension appears in different color and number (gf/cm
2)
You can set the Stress Unit(kPa, gf/cm
2,
, mmHg), Stress element(Weft, Warp, Shearing) in the Main
Menu > Garment > Stress/Strain Map Preference for an analysis of accurate fitting information.
Location
Main Menu -> Garment -> Rendering Style -> Stress Map
Avatar Window Toolbar -> triangle next to the icon > Rendering Style -> Stress Map
Operation
1.Click on the arrow button next to the icon.
3.You can see the stress map shown in different color and number on the garment.
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2 Strain Map
Strain is a geometrical measure of garment deformation exerted by external forces. Different tension
appears in different color and %of deformation.
Location
Main Menu -> Garment -> Rendering Style -> Strain Map
Avatar Window Toolbar -> triangle next to the icon > Rendering Style -> Strain Map
Operation
3.You can see the strain map shown in different color and number on the garment.
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3 Pressure Point
This function will display points on the garment that are in contact with the Avatars body.
Location
Main Menu -> Garment -> Show Pressure Point
Avatar Window Toolbar -> triangle next to the icon > Show Pressure Point
Operation
3.Pressure points appears on garment
4 Show /Hide Pin
Location
Main Menu -> Garment -> Show Pins
Avatar Window Toolbar -> Arrow Button next to the icon > Show Pins.
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Operation
1.Click on the arrow button next to the icon
2.Check/Uncheck "Show Pins"
Hiding pin is not to remove pins. They are just not shown on the screen. The pin function still
remains.
5 Display Seam Lines
Location
Main Menu -> Garment -> Show Seam Line
Avatar Window Toolbar -> Arrow Button next to the icon > Show Seam Line
Operation
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6 Display Segment Length
Location
Main Menu -> Garment -> Show Line Length
Avatar Window Toolbar -> Arrow Button next to the icon > Show Line Length
Operation
7 Display Pattern Name
Location
Main Menu -> Garment -> Show Pattern Name
Avatar Window Toolbar -> Arrow Button next to the icon > Show Pattern Name
Operation
Texture
8.
Texture
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8.1 Fabric Texture
In this chapter, you will learn how to apply fabric texture to garments and edit its texture image.
1 Apply Texture
CLO 3D & Marvelous Designer use standard image files for texture of garments. These files can be
anything from solid colors to specific prints. You can adjust the placement, scale, and angle of the files
after importing them. Supported Texture File Format: *.jpg *.jpeg *.png *.bmp *.wbmp *.psd *.ico
*.tga *.tif *.tiff *.gif *.mng *.jng *.dds *.hdr *.koa *.lbm *.iff *.pbm *.pcd *.pcx *.pgm *.ppm *.ras
*.cut *.xmb *.xpm *.sgi *.g3 *.exr *j2k *.jp2 *.pfm *.pict
Objective
To apply fabric texture to garments
Location
Property Editor-> Fabric -> Material -> Texture
Operation
1.Select the menu according to the Location above.
2.Click on the path button to open folder next to the Texture menu.
3.Drag and drop an image form the folder onto a pattern in the Avatar or 2D Pattern Window.
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You also can apply texture to garments simply by opening the folder that contains texture
images and drag&drop a file.
Tip. With 32bit PNG, TGA, TIFF images, you can render the transparency /sheerness of fabrics
such as lace.
2 Edit Texture
Objective
To move texture
To scale texture
To rotate texture
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Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Texture -> Edit Texture
Pattern Toolbar ->

Operation
To move texture,
2.Click on the left mouse button on the pattern and drag your mouse holdling down the mouse button.
You can enter the values in the Position X, Postion Y tab under Textrure Transformation in the
Property Editor to move the texture.
To scale texture,
1.Click on the pattern to display the Gizmo and hover your mouse over one of the small red circle then
your mouse cursor changes to double sided arrow.
2.Click and drag your mouse to scale the texture horizontally, vertically, or proportionally
You also can enter the value in the Width, Height tab under Texture Transformation in the Prop-
erty Editor to scale the texture.
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To rotate texture,
1.Click on the pattern to display the Gizmo and hover your mouse over the black and yellow dotted line
then mouse cursor changes to circular arrow.
2.Click and drag your mouse along the Gizmo to rotate pattern.
You can enter the values to rotate texture in the rotate tab under Texture Transformation in the
Property Editor
Info. Texture Gizmo
Texture Gizmo appears when you select pattern with the Edit Texture tool selected. You can
scale and rotate texture with this gizmo handler.
3 Delete Texture
Objective
To delete texture
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern-> Texture -> Delete Texture
Pattern Pop-up -> Delete Texture

Operation
1.Select pattern that you want to remove texture in the 2D pattern window.
2.Select the tool according to the Location above then texture is deleted.
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4 Display Textures
You can show/hide applied texture only in the Pattern Window.
Objective
To show/hide texture in the Pattern Widnow
Location
Main Menu -> Pattern -> Texture -> Show Texture
Operation
1.Select Show Texture tool according to the Location above.
2.Select the tool one more time then texture shows again.
5 Refresh Textures
Refresh Texture tool is used to update texture change automatically made in external texture image soft-
ware
Objective
To update texture change
Location
Main menu -> Environment -> Refresh Texture
Pattern Window Pop-up -> Refresh Texture

Operation
1.Choose Refresh Texture tool in the main menu or righ-click activated popup menu in the Avatar
Window.
8.2 Color
In this section, you will learn how to adjust color, shininess and transparency for texture.
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1 Garment Color
To adjust texture color with Ambient, Diffuse, Specular and Emission color to make it look similar to the
real fabric
Objective
To change color of garments

Location
Property Editor ->Fabric (Tab) -> Material -> Color

Operation
1.Select the Fabric Tab in the Property Editor
2.Click on the button next to the Color menu
3.Select a color from the pop-up window.
1 Ambient Intensity
Ambient color is the color of an object where it is in shadow. This color is what the object reflects when
illuminated by ambient light rather than direct light. So its Intensity is the intensity of the light reflected in
the environment. There is no particular direction to the light source.
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Operation
1.Select the Fabric Tab
2.Adjust the Ambient Intensity value.
2 Diffuse intensity
The diffuse color is the color that an object reflects when illuminated by direct daylight or artificial light
that makes the object easy to see. Its intensity is the intensity of the light scattered from the garment
surface.
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Operation
2.Adjust the Diffuse Intensity value under the Color menu.
2 Specular Color
The Specular Color is the color of highlights on a shiny surface. The highlights are reflections of the lights
that illuminate the surface. This is useful to express some texture like velvet, which appears in different
color by light.
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Operation
2.Adjust the Specular color value under the Material menu.
3 Shinness
Shinness can be used with the Specular color, and to adjust the area where the light gets reflected.
Operation
1.Select Fabric Tab
2.Adjust Shinness value under the Specular Color menu.
1 4. Emission Color
It expresses the effect that the garment itself emits light. It can be used for the special fabric such as retro
reflective or luminous cloth.
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Operation
1.Select Fabric Tab
2.Adjust Emission color under the Material menu.
4 Opacity
It adjusts the transparency of the garment. If you set the Opacity value to "0", the garment becomes
completely transparent.
Operation
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1.Select Fabric Tab
2.Adjust Opacity value under the Material menu.
8.3 Print Overlay
This section covers how to place logo or print on top of texture and edit the placed texture.
1 Create Print
Objective
To create print or logo
Location
Pattern Toolbar Create Print Overlay tool
Main Menu Pattern Texture Create Print Overlay tool

Operation
1.Choose the Create Print Overlay button in the main menu or tool bar to open an window that contains
print images.
2.
3.Click on a pattern you want to insert, then small Create Rectangle pop-up menu appears.
4.Enter the size of print texture.
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5.
6.Click on the Sync button in the Avatar Window tool bar to see print on 3D garment.
7.
< Constrain aspect ratio of print overlay image or text (version 3.64 and above) >
In the Create Print Texture window, the size of print image is shown up. When you resize the
image with the constrain aspect ratio, the size of images chages in the same aspect ratio.
If you want to resize the print image with the different aspect ratio, disconnect the link by click-
ing the link icon at the right side of the window.
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2 Edit print
There are two different tools to edit placed print or logo, Transform Pattern and Edit Texture tool. You
can change size, location and direction of print with Transform Pattern tool but if you want to change
pattern of print, you use Edit Texture tool. Multiple prints are available in one pattern. Print can be bigger
than pattern but stuck out print on pattern is not shown on 3D garment.
1 Change Print Size
Before Version 3.64
When adjusting the size of the print overlay with Transform Pattern tool, you only can change
print overlay size, not the image size.
After Versin 3.64
When adjusting the size of the print overlay with Transform Pattern tool, You can adjust the
scale of the image corresponding to the print overlay size.
Objective
Adjust the area where the Print Overlay takes up in the garment
Location
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Pattern Toolbar Transform Pattern tool.
Main Menu Pattern Pattern Transform Pattern tool

Operation
1.Select Transform Pattern tool accoring to the Location above.
2.Select the Print overlay you wish to edit
3.Change the size of the Print overlay with Gizmo
* You can create multiple Print overlaies on the one pattern.
* You can have the Print overlay located out of the pattern, but you won't see this part in the
avatar window.
2 Change Print Image Scale
Objective
To change a print image scale.
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Location
2D Pattern Toolbar Edit Texture Tool
Operation
2.Select a print.
3.Change its size or rotate the image by clicking and dragging the gizmo appeared.
3 Flip Print
Objective
To flip a print vertically/horizontally.
Location
Flip Vertically
Main Menu Pattern Texture Flip Texture Vertically
Print Overlay Pop-up Flip Texture Vertically

Flip Horizontally
Main Menu Pattern Texture Flip Texture Horizontally
Print Overlay Pop-up Flip Texture Horizontally

Operation
1.Select a print.
3 Remove Print
Objective
To remove print or logo
Operation
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1.Choose Edit Texture or Edit Pattern in the main menu or tool bar.
2.Select placed print.
3.Hit the Delete key on the keyboard.
8.4 Stitch texture (V. 3.80 and above)- CLO 3D Only
1 Create stitch
1 Segment stitch
Objective
- To create stitch in segment unit.
Location
-Pattern Window Toolbar
-Main menu Pattern Stitch Segment Stitching
Operation
1.Select the Segment Stitching tool according to the Location, then your mouse cursor is changed to the
Segment Stitching cursor ( )
2.Select a segment where you want to create a stitch parallel to the segment.
3.Stitch is created along the selected segment path automatically.
2 Free Stitching
Objective
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- To create stitch regardless of segment.
Location
- Pattern Window Toolbar
- Main menu Pattern Stitch Free Stitching
Operation
1.Select Free Stitching tool according to the Location, then mouse cursor changes to Free Stitching icon (
).
2.Click on the point where you want to start stitch.
3.Move your mouse along the segment to the desired direction then segment is highlighted in red.
4.Click on the point where you want to finish the stitch.
5.Stitch is created in the designated area.
* Difference between Segment Stitching and Free Stitching at a rectangular corner
-Segment Stitching at a rectangular corner
: Stitches at the side and top(bottom) are crossed over at the the rectangular corner.
-Free Stitching at a rectangular corner
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: Stitches at the side and at the top(bottom) are not crossed over at the rectangular corner.
They are connected in a continuous manner
3 Seamline Stitch
You can make a stitch line over a seamline.
Figure 8-1 Seamline Stitch
Objective
To create a stitch line along the seamline.
Location
- 2D Pattern Toolbar Tool
- Main Menu Pattern Stitch SeamLine Stitching
Operation
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1.Select the tool according to the Location above, then your mouse cursor changes to .
2.Click on a seamline where you want to start to create a stitch line.
3.Move your mouse to the direction which the stitch will be created.
4.Click on the place where you want to finish the stitch.
Seam Line Stitchs on a 3D garment
2 Edit stitch
1 Move stitch
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Objective
To move a stitch
Location
- Main menu Pattern Stitch Edit Stitch
Operation
1.Select the Free Stitching tool according to the Location, then your mouse cursor changes to Edit Stitch
icon ( )
2.Select a stitch that you want to move.
3.Segment next to the selected stitch turns thicker red.
4.Click and drag the selected stitch.
* You can move a segment next to the selected stitch highlighted in thicker red as well.
2 Edit the length of stitch
Objective
To change the length of a stitch.
Location
- Main menuPattern Stitch Edit Stitch
Operation
1.Select the Segment Stitching tool according to the Location, then your mouse cursor changes to the
Edit Stitch cursor ( ).
2.Click on the stitch that you want to change the length.
3.You can see blue dots at the starting and ending points.
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4.Select one of dot and drag it to shorten or lengthen.
3 Edit Stitch Property
Objective
To change color, thickness, length and interval of stitch.
Location
- Property Editor Window (When selecting a stitch, properties of stitch show up in Property Editor )
Operation
1.Choose the Edit Stitch Tool ( ).
2.Select a stitch that you want to change its property.
3.Change stitch properties in the Property Editor. Changeable stitch properties are shown below
1 Offset
You can change the distance between stitch and segment(outer line/internal line).
2 Filp
You use Flip option to change the position of stitch created around the internal line. It could be placed in
top/right or bottom/left the internal line. But Flip option is not activated when you work with outline of
pattern since it is always created inside of outline.
3 Thickness
You can change the thickness of stitch .
4 Color
You can change color of stitch at the Fabric tab in the Property Editor.
5 Curved
You can change a corner radius at the rectangular corner with the Curved option. It is better to turn on
when you work with Overlock.
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"Curved" ON: Corner radius becomes more rounded.
"Curved" OFF: Corner radius becomes sharper.
6 Extension
At the end of stitch, you can make the last stitch to meet the edge by clicking On/Off of the Extension
option.
4 Delete Stitch
1 To delete selected stitch
Objective
-To delete a stitch.
Location
- Stitch Pop-up Delete
- Main menu Pattern Stitch Delete
Operation
1.Select Edit Stitch tool
2.Click your right mouse button on the stitch.
3.Select "Delete" stitch from the Stitch pop-up menu.
4.The selected stitch is deleted.
You can delete the selected stitch by pressing the "Delete" key on your keyboard as well.
2 Delete all stitches on selected pattern.
Objective
To delete stitches on selected pattern.
Location
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- Pattern Pop-up Menu Delete all stitch.
Operation
1.Select the Edit Stitch tool.
2.Click your right mouse button on the pattern.
3.Select on the "Delete all stitch" from the Pop-up menu, then all stitches included in pattern is deleted.
5 Show/Hide Stitch
Location
- Pattern Window Toolbar Select "Show Stitch"
- Main Menu Pattern Stitch Show Stitch
Animation
9.
Animation
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9.1 Record Animation
You can create garments in "Simulation Mode" and play and edit animation in "Animation Mode".
1.Check to see if the avatar window is in Simulation Mode and click File>Open>Motion to load an avat-
ar motion file(*.mtn).
2.Then click "Yes" to generate transition animation in the popup window that follows. Transition anima-
tion provides the link between the T-pose and the first pose that appears in the animation. Transition
animation is used when the avatar's current pose is different from the pose in the first frame.
3.Click the (Record) button. Then the avatar and cloth will start to move and the program will start to
record their movements. Once the avatars motion is played to the end, the recording is stopped automat-
ically. In order to manually stop the recording, click the (Record) button again.
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4.To check the recorded animation, Animation Mode must be activated. Click the (Change to Anima-
tion Mode) button to switch from Simulation Mode to Animation Mode.
9.2 Improve Animation quaility
1.Click the drop-down button next to the (Simulation) button. Then select Complete. This will
improve the animation quality but the simulation for animation will slow down.
2.Click your right mouse button in the avatar window and select the "Simulation Properties."
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3.Turn on "Avatar-Cloth Collision Detection (Vertex-Triangle)" in the Property Editor.
9.3 Play Animation
You can play and edit animation in Animation Mode.
1.Click (To change to the Animation Mode) button on the Avatar Window Toolbar
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2.You can play the animation using the animation tool bar.
(Go to Start)
Go to the start point of the Play Region.
(Play)
Play the animation
(Go to End)
Go to the end point of the Play Region.
(Repeat)
Repeat the Play Region.
(Fame Stepping / Real Time)
Set the playing option Frame stepping or Real-time in seconds.
Adjust the play speed.
Please note that the animation will be playing only within the Play Region.
9.4 Edit Animation
You can scrub your animation for quick review and set animation region in the Animation Editor.
1 Set Play Region
There are three types of motion bars in the Animation Editor. The first blue bar is the loaded motion file,
and the second blue bar is the transitional animation. The last red bar is the recorded garment animation.
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The Play Region is displayed as the yellow bar on the top. Drag either its start or its end to adjust the
Play Region.
You can quickly review the recorded animation by scrubbing the time slider bar shown in red
box in the upper reference image.
2 Deactivate Timeline
You can deactivate a motion file by clicking the radio button in front of the file name. The deactivated
bar appears in gray.
9.5 Open and Save Animation
To play the save animation file, you need to open the garment file with which the animation was recor-
ded, before opening the animation file (*.anm). For more details, refer "Open and Save Animation Files."
If the garment file is not consistent with the animation file, the animation will not be played
properly. Thus we recommend you to save the garment again immediately after recording anim-
ation.
9.6 Export Animation
The animation data can be exported to the other 3D tools such as 3ds Max, and Maya. There you can
render the animation in high quality and make realistic virtual fashion shows. Refer File> Pose/Anima-
tion> Export Animation section for more details.
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Animation Editor had supported only 30 FPS. However, you can import/export vertex cache
data such as pc2, mc, mdd in the same FPS with what it originally was in other 3D tools from
the version 4.00 and above.
9.7 Tips and technique
In this section, you will learn useful tips and techniques for solving problem when encountering problems
with the animated garment.
1 When animated garment keeps sliding off.
Garments are sometimes taken off when animating due to big movement,, heavy weight of garments or
lack of friction. In this case, there are several options to solve this problem as well as tips and tricks.
Increase Friction value
Increasing friction value helps to prevent garment from falling off (since version 3.37). See the friction in
details at 4.6 Friction (Since 3.37 version)
Insert elastic band
Inserting elastic band holds garments tightened so it helps to prevent garment from falling off. See how
to Insert elastic band in details at 3 Adding Elastic Band.
Create pin and attach the pin to the avatar body (Since version 3.37)
The best way to prevent pants slipping down is to use pin. Create pin and attach the pin to avatar body
on waist band of paints. See details at 2 Attach Pins to Avatar (Version 3.37 and above)
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Adjust fabric physical property
Select pattern and increase bending value. If you work with belt, choose "Physical Properties> Preset>
A_Waistband_for_Animation_CLO_v1" from the present menu in the Property Editor. The preset keeps
the shape of pattern piece stiff and firm so garments wouldn't be slipping down or stretched seriously. If
garments are still sliding off even though the vending value is high enough, increase Stiffness of Weft,
Warp and Shear from the Physical properties menu.
If there aren't any belt pattern, you can insert an elastic band to the garment.
Adding a New Pattern
Adding a new invisible pattern is sometimes useful to prevent garment falling off for open jacket or low-
neck shirts. To do this, you add a pattern in the open area of the jacket and sew it and set the "Opacity"
of the pattern to "0" and record the animation.
Spec Sheet
10.
Spec Sheet
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10.1 Spec Mode(Version 4.0 and above)
CLO3D Designer provides a specification mode that you can draw lines or leave a message to create a tec
hnical document that set out the details of garment design. Designer or technical designer can use this fe
ature to deliver design information to a pattern maker. This enables you to communicate with others in f
aster and more accurate way than existing specification sheet with flat sketch.
1 Convert to Spec Mode
Objective
You can add text or draw a line over a 3D garment in the Spec Mode.
Figure 10-1 Spec Mode Interface
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Location
- 3D Avatar Window Tool Bar Mode
Operation
2.It is converted to Spec Mode.
10.2 Spec Sheet
You can create, delete and save a specification sheet in the Spec Sheet List Window.
1 Create Spec Sheet
Objective
To create a Spec Sheet in the Spec Sheet List.
Location
Avatar Window Tool Bar Tool Spec Sheet List tool

Operation
1.Select the tool according to the Location above. 'New' text image icon is created in the Spec
Sheet List
2.To Finish creating a Spec Sheet, Clicking 'Complete' tool in the Spec Sheet List Window or change the
avatar view.
3.The image of Spec Sheet icon is changed from to
You can create the Spec Sheet not only by clicking an 'Add' button in the Spec Sheet List
Window but also by changing a view in the avatar window. So try not to change a view until
you finish your work in the sheet.
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2 Sketch
1 Create Sketch Line
You create a sketch line to draw lines over a 3D garment to explain design details such as changing
silhouette, pocket position or length. Sketch Line has two types of lines, Freeform Curve and Polygonal
Line. Freeform Pen tool allows you to draw lines like traditional drawing and Poly Pen tool allows you to
draw polygonal lines presicely with points and segments. You can also edit its color, thickness and type.
1 Freeform Pen
Objective
To draw a freeform curve over a 3D garment.
Location
Mode Toolbar Freeform Pen
Main Menu Spec Sheet Freeform Pen

Operation
2.Hold down your left mouse click and drag it to draw a line.
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2 Poly Pen
Objective
To create a polygonal line, curve or shape with Poly Pen tool.
Location
Mode Toolbar Poly Pen
Main Menu Spec Sheet Poly Pen

Operation
1.Select the Poly Pen tool according to the Location above.
2.Click your mouse button where you want the segment to begin.
3.Continue to click your mouse for additional segments.
4.To complete the segment, double click on the last point.
5.To make a shape, click on the first point that you set.
To draw a curved line, hold down 'Shift' key in your keyboard when you set a point.
To constrain poly line angle to multiple 45 degrees, hold down the Shift key ,then vertical, hori-
zontal, and diagonal guide lines appear.
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2 Edit Sketch Line
You can copy or delete sketch lines and change it to a different location, color, thickness and type.
1 Select and Move Sketch Line
Objective
To move a Freeform curve and poly line.
Location
Mode Toolbar Edit Pen
Main Menu Spec SheetEdit Pen

Operation
Move a Freeform curve.

2.Select a freeform curve by clicking it ,then the color of curve turns green.
3.Drag the selected curve while holding down your mouse button and release your mouse where you
want to put it.
Move Poly Line

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2.Select a point or segment, then the selected one turns green.
3.Click and drag the green point or segment and release your mouse in the place where you want to put
it.
To select multiple segments, drag your mouse over segment or hold down 'Shift' key in your
keyboard.
To select the shape composed of ploy lines, double click on its point or segment
2 Copy Skech Line
Objective
To copy or mirror copy a sketch line.
Location
Main MenuSpec Sheet Edit Pen

Operation
To copy Sketch Line

1.Select a sketch line.
2.Click your right mouse button on the sketch line then a menu tab pops up.
3.Select 'Copy' and click your right mouse button again.
4.Select 'Paste' from the pop-up menu.
5.Copied green sketch line will follow your mouse cursor then click on the space where you want to put
it.
You can press 'Ctrl+C' to copy and 'Ctrl+V' to paste it.
To mirror copy Sketch Line

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2.Click your right mouse button on the sketch line then a menu pops up.
3.Select the 'Copy' and click your right mouse button again.
4.Select 'Mirror Paste' from the pop-up menu.
5.Copied green sketch line will follow your mouse cursor then click on a space where you want to put it.
You can press 'Ctrl+C'to copy and 'Ctrl+R' to mirror paste it.
3 Edit Sketch Line Property
You can change a sketch line to a different color, thickness and type.
1 Thickness
Location
Mode Property Editor

If you select the Edit Pen tool in the Mode Toolbar, the property related to Mode shows
in the property Editor.
Operation
1.Select the Edit Pen tool.
3.Select the Thickness in the Property Editor.
4.Adjust the line thickness by changing its value. The value range is from 1 to 10
2 Line Type
Location

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Operation
2.Click on the Line Type in the Property Editor
3.Open the drop-down menu by clicking the arrow button .
4.Change your line type by clicking 'Normal Line' or 'Dotted Line'.
3 Color
Location

Operation
3.Click on the button located next to the 'Color' tab in the Property Editor.
4.Choose a color in the 'Select Color' window poped up.
5.Click on the 'OK' button.
4 Delete Sketch Line
Location
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Mode Toolbar Edit pen
Main Menu Spec Sheet Edit Pen

Operation
To delete freeform curve

1.Select the Edit pen tool according to the Location above.
2.Select freeform curve that you want to delete.
3.Click your right mouse button on the freeform curve turned green.
4.Select the 'Delete' from the pop-up menu.
To delete Poly Segment or Point

1.Select the Edit pen tool according to the Location above.
2.Select a segment or point that you want to delete.
3.Click your right mouse button on the freeform curve turned green.
4.Select the 'Delete Point' to delete a point or 'Delete Line' to delete a segment from the pop-up menu.
10.3 Comment
The Comment Window can be used to communicate efficiently along with sketch line. It delivers your
message through text with detailed instruction. You can change the Comment Window to the different
sizes and locations ,and make a pointer attached to the Comment Window to pin point.
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There are three different modes in the Comment Window ; Edit Text Mode, Edit Comment
Window Mode, and Normal Mode.
1 Create Comment Window.
Location
Mode ToolbarComment Tool
Main Menu Spec Sheet Comment Tool

Operation
2.Click your right mouse button in the 3D Avatar Window where you want to place the Comment
Window.
2 Input Comment
Operation
1.Type a text when a cursor is blinking in the Comment Window.
2.After finishing your message, click the 'OK' button in the Comment Window.
If you click the 'Cancel' button in the Comment Window, your message that you typed will be deleted.
3 Edit Comment Property
You can change the text that you enter in the Comment Window to a different font, size, or color, and
emphasize it.
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1 Font
Operation
1.Change the Comment Window to the Edit Text Mode.
2.Select texts that you want to change its font by clicking and dragging your mouse.
3.Select a font that you want to apply from the drop-down menu in the first tab of the Comment
Window.
2 Font Size
Operation
2.Select texts that you want to change its size by clicking and dragging your mouse
3.Choose a size that you want to apply from the drop-down menu in the second tab of the Comment
Window.
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3 Font Color
Operation
2.Select texts that you want to change its color by clicking and dragging your mouse.
3.Click on the third tab in the Comment Window.
4.The 'Select Color' Window pops up.
5.Choose a color that you want to apply from the color palette.
4 Font Style
Operation
2.Click and drag text to select it.
3.Click on the tab at the right side of the Comment Window to emphasize, oblique, underline or cancel
the font.
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5 Edit Comment Window
You can change the Comment Window to the different size and location. You can also create a pointer
connected to the Comment Window to pin point.
1 Change Location of Comment Window
Operation
1.Change the Comment Window to the Normal Mode.
2.Hover your mouse cursor over the Comment Window then the Comment Window becomes Edit
Comment Window Mode.
3.Move your mouse cursor to the grey Comment Window tab.
4.Click and drag the grey tab to move it.
2 Change a size of the Comment Window.
Operation
1.Change the Comment Window to the Normal Mode.
2.Hover your mouse cursor over the Comment Window, then the Comment Window changes to edit
mode.
3.Move your mouse cursor to the bottom right corner of the Comment Window
4.Your mouse cursor changes to a double sided arrow, then left mouse click and drag.
5.Release your mouse.
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3 Delete Comment Window.
Operation
1.Hover your mouse cursor on the Comment Window, then the window changes to the edit mode.
2.Click on the button.
6 Set Pointer
The Pointer is used to pinpoint where your message in the Comment Window is referred. You can create
multiple pointers in different length from the any side of the Comment Window.
1
Objective
To create a pointer from the Comment Window.
Operation
1.Change the Comment Window to the Edit Comment Window Mode.
2.Hover your mouse cursor over the Comment Window.
3.Click and drag your mouse out of the window at the bottom left corner of the Comment Window.
4.An arrow appears and follows your mouse.
5.Stop dragging and release your mouse button where you want to set the pointer.
You can create multiple pointers from a Comment Window.
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2 Edit Ponter
Objective
To move a pointer.
Location
Mode ToollbarEdit Pen
Main Menu Spec Mode Edit Pen

Operation
1.Select the Edit Pen tool according to the Location above.
3 Delete Pointer
Objective
To delete a pointer.
Location
Mode Toolbar Edit Pen

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Main Menu Spec Sheet Edit Pen

Operation
1.Select the Edit Pen tool according to the Location above.
2.Click on the gray point at the end of arrow head, then it tuns baby blue.
3.Click on the 'Delete' from the pop-up menu appeared by clicking your right mouse button on the point.
You can press 'Delete' key on your keyboard to delete the selected pointer.
4 Save Spec Sheet
Spec Sheet is saved automatically when saving a garment assigned to the Spec Sheet. Also it is loaded
automatically when you open the garment. Please refer the link below to know how to open and save
garment files.
http://ec2-107-21-80-42.compute-1.amazonaws.com:1975/71d153b7f2c433ca#0f0002a30a75b364
5 Delete Spec Sheet
Objective
To delete Spec Sheet in the Spec Sheet List Window one by one or all at once.
Location
Avatar Window Toolbar tool Spec Sheet List Window tool ( Deleting one
sheet by one sheet)
Avatar Window Toolbar tool Spec Sheet List Window tool (all sheets at once)
Operation
To delete Spec Sheet one by one using "Delete" tool.

1.Select Spec Sheet to delete in the Spec Sheet List Window.
2.Select tool as shown in the Location
3.Selected Spec Sheet is deleted.
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To delete Spec Sheet all at once using "Clear" tool.

1.Select tool as shown in the Location.
2.All Spec Sheets are deleted.
Rendering
11.
Rendering
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11.1 Rendering with Octane
Rendering is used in CLO3D/MD to make the garment appear realistic and beautiful. Currently, CLO3D
adopts Octane Render as its plugin. In order to utilize this menu, you need to purchase Octane Render at
www.refractivesoftware.com.
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Rendering with Octane
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1.Adjust the values of Specular Color and Shininess to 0 to prevent the texture from becoming too shiny.
2.Click "Render > Render with Octane" from the main menu
3.Click (Search) button from "Path > Octane Executable Path" in the popup
window to find an Octane executable file. Set a location to save the image. Then, set image, avatar, and
background using the guideline below.
Division Description
Image Direction Set the direction of the image either
vertically or horizontally.
Aspect Ratio Set the aspect ratio among preset
values.
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Resolution Set the resolution of the image. Both
the width and depth will change
according to the resolution.
Width Set vertical and horizontal pixel
values. If you set pixel values here,
width and depth values set above
might change.
Height
Sample Set the degree of precision of the
rendering process. Generally, 720x
429 image (low resolution) sampled
with 1000 (high precision). Because
it takes longer time to render an
image with high precision, images
with high resolution are sampled
with low precision. Images with high
resolution do not necessarily need
high precision value to improve their
quality.
Avatar and Scene Avatar Set whether to render the skin of the
avatar to resemble human flesh or
manikin or not render the skin at all.
Scene Set whether to have background
and light.
Use Specular Map Use Specular Map to set glittering
effect to some parts of the garment.
Exit Octane after Render Exit Octane automatically after
Rendering is done and image is sav-
ed.
3D Environment
12.
3D Environment
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12.1 Transforming Gizmo Axis
To allow pattern design in various direction, CLO 3D/MD provide "Screen Coordinate Gizmo". It is also
possible to choose from Local Coordinate Gizmo and World Coordinate Gizmo.
Changing Gizmo
Click right mouse button in the avatar window to choose a type of Gizmo from "Gizmo" menu.
Screen Coordinate Gizmo
The Gizmo set by default in CLO 3D/MD, Screen Coordinate Gizmo follows the axis of the camera.
When the camera faces the avatar directly, Gizmo's horizontal axis points to avatar's sides.
However, when it faces avatar's right side, Gizmo's horizontal axis points to avatar's back.
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Local Coordinate Gizmo
The axis of the Gizmo is set according to the specific direction of each object. This Gizmo is gener-
ally used to design pose of the avatar in X-ray mode.
World Coordinate Gizmo
The axis of the World Coordinate Gizmo are the reference axis of the 3D space within the avatar
widow.
12.2 Setting Wind Effect
You can set wind effect in the avatar window to display the garment with the wind. It is possible to set
different kinds of winds by adjusting Strength, Decay, Frequency, and Turbulence.
Setting Wind Effect
Click right mouse button and select "Wind > Simulate Wind" in the avatar window. When you click
(Simulate) button, the wind blows in the avatar window.
Setting Wind Direction
Click right mouse button and select "Wind > Show Wind" in the avatar window Then select conical shap-
ed "Wind Object" and set the direction and position of the wind.
Setting Wind Property
Click right mouse button and select "Wind > Wind Properties" in the avatar window. Then set wind prop-
erties in the Property Editor.
Active Check to activate wind
Type Choose between the two types of wind
*Spherical: wind blows in every direction from the wind
controller.
*Planar: wind blows only in the set direction regardless
of the wind controller.
Strength Set the strength of the wind. Higher the value, stronger
the wind.
Decay [0~ 100] Set the distance to which the wind effects. The wind
draws an arc and decays according to the set value.
*When Decay is set to 0, the wind blows straight infin-
itely.
Frequency (s) Set the frequency of the wind. According to the set
seconds, the wind becomes weaker and stronger regu-
larly.
*When Frequency is set to 0, the wind blows constantly
with the same strength.
Turbulence [0~100] Set the turbulence of the wind. The wind becomes more
turbulent with higher Turbulence values.
12.3 Setting Ground
Set the height and collision processing of the ground
Ground Height 0 mm Ground Height 600 mm
Setting Height and Collision Processing of the Ground
1. Click right mouse button and select "Simulation Properties" in the avatar window.
2. Set Ground Height and Ground Collision following the guideline below.
Ground Collision
Set to have the ground within the avatar window. When Ground Collision is checked off, the
garment falls infinitely into space.
Ground Height
Set the height of the ground
12.4 Changing Background Image
Background Image
Click right mouse button and select "Load Background Image" in the avatar window to load an image as
the background image.
Background Color
Click right mouse button and select "Change Background Color" in the avatar window to change the bac
kground color. In the "Select Color" popup window that follows, you can set the transparency of the back
ground by using "Aloha Channel". Please refer "3D Environment > Avatar Window Screen Capture" for m
ore details.
Show Background Image
Click right mouse button and check or check off "Show Background Image" in the avatar window.
12.5 Avatar Window Screen Capture
You can save the image in the avatar window as a PNG format file with or without the background using
this menu. In order to save without the background, make the background transparent.
Show Avatar Window Size
Click "Window > Show Avatar Window Size" in the main menu to show the pixel values of the avatar
window.
Avatar Window Screen Capture
Click "Window > Avatar Window Screen Capture" to save the image in the avatar window as a PNG file.
Avatar Window Screen Capture with Transparent Background Color
1. Click right mouse button in the avatar window and check off "Show Background Image". Click right m
ouse button again in the avatar window and select "Change Background Color." In the "Select Color" win
dow, adjust "Alpha Channel" value to 0.
2. Then click "Window > Avatar Window Screen Capture" to save the image with transparent backgroun
d.
12.6 Setting Light
Adjust the position, brightness, and color of the light
Setting Light
Click right mouse button and select "Light > Show Light" in the avatar window. Then select the light obje
ct that appears between the avatar's legs and adjust the color and brightness of the light in the Property
Editor.
Setting Light Using Light Preset
Click right mouse button and select "Light > Light Preset" and choose from the preset values in the avatar
window.
12.7 View as Analgyph Image
When viewed with cross-view prismatic glasses, after "Render in 3D Stereo", the image appears even
more 3-dimensional.
Render in 3D Stereo
Click right mouse button and select "Render in 3D Stereo".
12.8 Changing Camera View
You can change a viewing method between Perspective and Orthographic. Perspective method has
distortion according to distance and angle, and Orthographic method does not have any distortion. It is
possible to select from 'Front,' 'Back,' 'Right,' 'Left,' 'Top,' 'Bottom.' to view the avatar from different
angles.
Setting Perspective
CLO 3D/MD sets the viewing method to "Perspective" by default.
Click "Environment > View > To Orthographic" from the main menu to view the avatar without any distor-
tion.
Window
13.
Window
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13.1 Display Avatar Window Dimension
Show Avatar Window Size
13.2 Screen-capture Avatar Window
To save the Avatar Window as a PNG image
Capture Avatar Window
Select the Capture Avatar Window tab in the Window drop down menu
Capture as Transparent Background
1.Right-click on the background of the Avatar Window activates the popup menu. Turn the Show Back-
ground Texture option off to hide the Background texture.
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2.In the popup menu, select the Change Background Color tab. Enter 0 in the Alpha Channel value in the
window that follows.
3.Then select the Capture Avatar Window tab in the Window drop down menu
13.3 Changing the Background of the Avatar
Window
Change Background Texture
Right-click on the background of the Avatar Window to activate the popup menu. Select the Load Back-
ground Texture tab.
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Change Background Color
Right-click on the background of the Avatar Window to activate the popup menu. Select the Change
Background Color tab.
Show Background Texture
Right-click to activate popup menu. Turn the Show Background Texture tab on/off display/hide the
background texture.
What's New?
14.
What's New?
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14.1 4.27 (2013-05-18)
Added
Smart Zoom in 3D Avatar Window (The shortcut is "F"). To activate this function, you should uninstall
the previous version and reinstall the 4.27.
You can open Garment(.pac, .zpac) / Project file (.zprj) in Windows file browser.
Garment/Project file Drag & Drop

Fixed
Sometimes the start or end frame is not aligned
The first frame of MDD cache is not loaded
Avatar animations are deactivated when switching from Simulation mode to Animation mode.
Time range of Garment Animation data is not loaded correctly when loading Project file.
Improved
Smart zoom in/out in 2D Pattern Window
Smart zoom and pan in 3D Avatar Window. Try to enter "F" key after selecting any pattern or object
in 3D for zooming and rotating based on the pattern/object. To activate this function, you should unin-
stall the previous version and reinstall the 4.27.
Free Sewing interface. Selecting line is now highlighted.
Pattern name is saved in OBJ file as "object name".

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14.2 4.00 (2013-01-04)
Added
Sketch and Comment (CLO 3D Only)
Stitch (CLO 3D Only)
Measure(CLO 3D Only)
3D Undo
Pattern Cloning(CLO 3D Only)
New "Trace" function.(CLO 3D Only)
Unit Change (cm, inch, mm)
Reset Selected Pattern Only(version 4.00 or obove).
Now Simulation Recording supports for any FPS (frames per second) vertex cache data(PC2, MDD,
MC). It only supported 30 FPS in the previous version.
"Remove hair/shoes" function in Avatar Style window.(CLO 3D Only)
Stretch elastic more than 100%in Elasticity ratio.
One-click arrangement for multiple patterns
Remove All Pins in Selected Patterns
Flip Texture Horizontally/Vertically
Spanish
Changed
Camera follows the objects imported in the OBJ and Point Cache file format when changing the
camera view (Front/Back/Right/Left)
Pattern is copied in a 3D window in the last synchronized and simulated state.
ZPac save option becomes the default when saving a garment.

Fixed
The first two frames are duplicated when importing MDD cache data exported from Maya/3ds Max
Garment is stretched when moving patterns in 3D Avatar Window.
The draped garment shape sometimes becomes unstable when starting the simulation after editing
operations.
Print Overlay color is darker in 3D Avatar Window than in 2D Pattern Window.

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"Flip Horizontally" and "Flip Vertically" does not work for multiple patterns.
Portuguese language is not working.
Translation Input dialog sometimes does not work.
"Convert to Hole" does not work for multiple shapes.
Arrangement Point color does not change when selected.
The Start time is not set correctly when loading PC2 cache file.
Minor Animation Editor interface bugs.
Some DXF files are not loaded correctly or crashed (CLO 3D Only)
Garment does not fit to avatar after sizing the avatar, rearranging the Garment, and draping the
Garment. (CLO 3D Only)
Improved
The first two frames are duplicated when importing MDD cache data exported from Maya/3ds Max
When copying patterns, the draped 3D shapes of patterns are also copied.
Simulation speed. 10-20%speed up. It depends on hardware spec.
Now the image always fits to the size of Print Overlay shape in spite of changing the Print Overlay
size.
Now joints only can be selected in "X-Ray Joint" mode.

14.3 3.74 (2012-07-30)
Added
1 to N Sewing (CLO 3D Only)
Snapping
An option to fix the aspect ratio when creating Print Overlay
An interface to select overlapped seam lines
Seam line selection by mouse drag
Seam line creation with Length-Input Dialog
Seam line length change with Length-Input Dialog
The length of seam line is displayed below the mouse pointer during creating the seam line.
A function to arrange two or more patterns at once by using the Arrangement Point
Save/Load of Avatar file (.avt) including model, pose, motion, avatar sizing, bounding volume,
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arrangement point.
Avatar Style Window (CLO 3D Only)
Turkish language
Portuguese(Brazil) language
Mac Installer
Changed
The image size always fits to the size of Print Overlay
Project file saves all the current scene including avatar, pose, motion, garment, animation.
More intuitive fabric material(texture, color, ambient, diffuse, specular) interface.
Auto Deactivation. The license is deactivated whenever the program closes.

Fixed
Often crashes when the internal lines are close to the boundary.
Often crashes when the internal lines are crossed.
Sometimes crashes when the seam lines are overlapped.
Sometimes crashes on draping.
Crashes when holes are completely overlapped.
"Freeze Pattern with Seam Lines" does not work for seam lines when Sync is off
Wrong error message (related to crack version) sometimes displays on Network License version.
Seam lines disappear on Avatar window when they are very close to the boundary.
Shrinkage, Thickness, Layer are not copied.
Some shortcut keys don't work.
Sometimes patterns fall down on draping process if they have folding lines.
Pins located on seam line don't work although they are displayed.
Garment file is not saved in the Project file on 64bit machine.
Crashes when loading an empty garment file.
Installation related problems solved. (MAC)
Language change does not take an effect (MAC)
Somtimes crashed during "split" operation. (MAC)
Message box display error (MAC)
Crashes on antialiasing mode (MAC)

What's New? | 331
Crashes on activate/deactivate license (MAC)
Sometimes "file open" dialog opens in the different folder from the latest folder (MAC)
Improved
The authentication stability of Network License version.

14.4 3.58 (2012-05-04)
Added
Released Mac version. Installation Guide
Added "Pressure" property in Fabric Physical Properties so you can make balloons and padding jacket-
s.
Split the Property Editor into two tabs - Basic and Fabric
Can set the default Particle Distance of Pattern in Preference menu
Can load Translation Dialog by pressing F1 key while moving points/lines. You can still load "Trans-
lation Dialog" by clicking right mouse button while moving points/lines.
Can swap cutting line and sewing line when exporting the pattern as DXF
Kid avatar (CLO 3D Only)

Changed
Newly created pattern pieces are always placed in front of the Avatar.
When changing the view to "Front", "Back", "Right" and so on, the camera always follows the Avatar.
Fixed
Sometimes crashes when internal lines are close to boundary line.
Sometimes crashes when lines cross each other.
Crashes in specific sewing configurations
Simulation lags whenever moving the mouse in Segment Sewing or Free Sewing mode.
Crashes on loading Scene&Prop file when there is no Avatar mode loaded.
When sizing up the pattern, the synchronized 3D garment can be extremely stretched.
Avatar's pose resets whenever changing a measurement parameter in Avatar Size Editor
Thumbnail image is not saved on certain PCs.

332 | What's New?
Changing the joint orientation does not take an effect immediately. It take an effect only when Simu-
lation is on.
Crashes when saving and loading the garment with a pin on a pattern line attached to Avatar.
The values of Elasticity Ratio, Stretch/Shear/Bending in Property Editor are not refreshed when Undo
ing(ctrl+z).
Pelvis of Avatar is not properly displayed on 3D Avatar Window in X-Ray mode.
Failed to import a certain OBJ file exported from Rhino.

Improved
Three-times more speed-up of Scene&Prop rendering
Interaction speed-up of 3D Sewing

14.5 3.52 (2012-02-28)
Added
6.6 Sewing Thread Color Option (Avatar Window) (Above version 3.37)
1 Add Avatar
Pin synchronization between Avatar Window and Pattern Window
Cloth Friction
Avatar Friction 4.6 Friction (Since 3.37 version)
Anisotropic Bending (Warp and Weft Bending Stiffness)
Nonlinear Bending (Buckling Ratio and Buckling Stiffness)
Self Collision Stiffness in Simulation Property. By increasing this value, you can alleviate the problem
that the cloth bouces up and down too much during catwalk animation.
(for CLO 3D) Three Avatar models added (Western man, Eastern man, Eastern woman) Avatar Size
Chart (H1)
Fixed
Line crossing. Now internal lines can cross over the border line. Internal lines can cross themselves. 2
What's New? | 333
Create Internal Line/Shape
Simulation mode(Normal, Complete, Best) is not applied during Draping. Now change the simulation
mode to Complete if it is hard to drape the multi-layered garment.
Updated & Improved
Fabric physical property presets
Draping of garment with folding lines. Now first fold the patterns and sew the pattern pieces.
(for CLO 3D) Pose save/load for the sizable Avatar.

Installation Guide for CLO 3D / Marvelous
Designer Network Version in the Internet
Environment
Appendix A.
Installation Guide for CLO 3D / Marvelous Designer Network Version in the Internet Environment
This document explains on how to set up CLO 3D/Marvelous Designer Network Version in the internet
environment. Note that you don't need to follow the procedure below when a Server PC and Client PCs
are under the same local network environment. For this case, all you have to do is plug the Dongle Key
into a Server PC. Then you can run the CLO 3D or Marvelous Designer on any PCs under the same local
network as the Server PC located without any extra settings.
Server PC indicates the PC that you are to plug in the dongle key.
Client PC indicates the PC that you are to run CLO3D or Marvelous Designer.
This manual is divided into the following sections:
1.Preparation
2.Set-up procedure on Server PC
3.Set-up procedure on Client PC
A.1 Preparation
1.A USB Dongle Key
CLO 3D / Marvelous Team will provide you with the dongle key directly by mail.
2.CLO 3D or Marvelous Designer Network Version Installer
CLO3D / Marvelous Team will provide you with this installer by e-mail.
336 | Index
A.2 Set-up Procedure on Server PC
1. Plug the dongle key in the Server PC and install the HASP Driver to start up the dong-
le key.
The CLO 3D or the Marvelous Designer Network Version Installer includes the HASP Driver and itll be
automatically installed during the software installation. Therefore, all you have to do is run the CLO 3D or
Marvelous Designer Network Version Installer.
2. Make sure that the Port 1947 is open in the firewall.
Once you install the HASP Driver, the Port 1947 becomes open, however, sometimes it isnt open in the
certain PC configuration. In this case, you should go to the firewall setting and make the Port 1947 open
manually. The Port 1947 is being used for communicating between the Client PC and dongle key in the
Server PC in order for Client PC to get an authentication. The setting method varies by the types of fire-
wall, so please ask a help to the network manager in your company/organization.
3. Make sure that the local IP address of the Server is not dynamic but static.
In general, the local IP is allocated dynamically by the Router whenever it restarts unless you set your local
IP as "static". If you don't set the local IP as static, you have to repeat changing the IP in the following
"port forwarding" procedure. Therefore, we strongly recommend you to set your Servers local IP as "stat-
ic". For this task, please ask a help to the network manager in your company/organization.
4. Port-forward the Port 1947 for TCP and UDP of the Server's Local IP in the Router
setting.
By this Port-forwarding(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_forwarding), you can have the data sent from
Client/Server transmitted to Server/Client through the Port 1947. The Port-forwarding method varies by
the types of Router, so please ask a help to the network manager in your company/organization or refer
to the link(http://www.wikihow.com/Set-up-Port-Forwarding-on-a-Router).
A.3 Set-up Procedure on Client PC
1. Run the CLO 3D/Marvelous Designer Network Version Installer.
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2. Make sure that the Port 1947 is open in the firewall.
Once you install the HASP Driver, the Port 1947 becomes open. Sometimes, however, it isnt open in the
certain PC configuration. In this case, you should go to the firewall setting and make the Port 1947 open
manually. The Port 1947 is being used for communicating between the Client PC and dongle key in the
Server PC in order for Client PC to get an authentication. The setting method varies by the types of fire-
wall, so please ask a help to the network manager in your company/organization.
3. Set the external IP of the Server on the Dongle Key Configuration so that the soft-
ware can reach the Server for the authentication.
This can be done through the Sentinel Admin Control Center which is automatically installed when the
HASP Driver is being installed.
1) Click on the following link http://localhost:1947 and connect to the Sentinel Admin Control Center.
2) Click on "Configuration" (red box) as depicted in the below image.
3) Click on "Access to Remote License Managers" in the third tab.
338 | Index
4) Please make sure to check on "Aggressive Search for Remote Licenses" and to put the external IP
address of the Server PC on "Specify Search Parameters" (note that external IP is different from the local
IP mentioned in the "Set-up Procedure on Server PC"). You can see the external IP of the Server PC by
visiting the website http://www.whatismyip.com/ on the Server PC.
For any help in general, please refer to this link: http://localhost:1947/_int_/ACC_help_index.h
tml. You must install the HASP Driver prior to see those help pages.
License Key Update
Appendix B.
License Key Update
This documnet describes how to set the dongle key when the HASP Key users want to
update their dongle key info.
The C2V file is a file that the user sends to the CLO Suppot Team, and V2C file is the
one that CLO Support Team sends to the user. Through this method, users can update
their account info, Product type, the number of license without chaning HASP dongle
key.
B.1 Windows PC
1 Preparation
HASP Dongle Key
Update_License.exe file
C2V file
V2C file
2 License Key Update Procedure
1 Creating a c2v file
1) Plug in the HASP Key to the PC that needs to be updated.
2) Run the file, Update_License.exe.
Or download it from Here
340 | License Key Update
3) Click on the button, Collect Information to create c2v file, and send it to the CLO Support Team. If
successful, you'll see this following message.
License Key Update | 341
2 Updating a License Key using v2c file
1) Download the v2cfile sent from CLO Support Team.
2) Select Apply License Update.
3) Click the button a below.
4) Click the v2c file sent from CLO Support Team.
5) Click the button 'Apply Update'.
6) If everything went well, you'll see the message as below.
3 Double checking on updatd License Key
1) If all procedures went alright, you can confirm if it is working out.
2) Open Web Browser http://localhost:1947 and make sure that all information is in this part.
3) Click 'Features when you see key info.
4) Make sure that the red box part has been changed to the number you wish.
B.2 Mac
Coming Soon
B.3 Linux
Coming Soon
Installing HASP Driver manually
Appendix C.
Installing HASP Driver manually
This document describes the method how to intall the HASP Driver manually when it is uninstalled. When
you see the following error message, saying 'Unable to access Sentinel HASP Run-time Environ-
ment(H0033)', you need to install the HASP Driver in your computer.
Figure C-1 The Error Message when uninstalled HASP Driver
Preparation
Download the HASP Driver link in a way that is appropriate to your Operating Sytem. (See below link)
C.1 Windows
1 Installating Driver
1. To install the HSP Driver, Download the driver from the following link : HASP Driver DownLoad
2. Enter "cmd" at the Start > Run Window
350 | Installing HASP Driver manually
3. Drag and drop the downloaded file, haspdinst.exe to CMD window to register. The route will be
registered automatically like below image. See the red underlines in the below image. Type C:\Corres-
ponding route\haspdinst.exe -I , then hit "Enter" button to complete the driver installation.
4. To make sure that you installed HASP Driver appropriately, Go to http://localhost:1947 and check that
you see below image. If you see the following image, it's installed correctly.
Sentinel Admin Control Center
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When these below error messages pop up, delete and reinstall the driver.
Installation Failure Message.
The below error message is appeared when the driver cannot communicate the HASP
key smoothly.
2 Deleting Driver
1. To install the HSP Driver, Download the driver from the following link :
HASP Driver : HASP Driver DownLoad
Driver Remove Tool : Driver Remove Tool DownLoad
2. Enter "cmd" at the Start > Run Window
3. Drag and drop the downloaded file, haspdinst.exe to CMD window to register. The route will be
registered automatically like below image.C:\Corresponding Route\haspdinst.exe -purge -r, then hit
"Enter" button to complete the driver installation.
4. Among the Remove Tool files, run aksinstdel_windows.exe and enter "Y" to complete.
1 Deleting Driver and related files
1. Delete the file, hardlock.sys in the C:\windows\system32\driver
2. Run Device Manager
3. Check "Show Hidden Devices" and delete Hardlock of non Plug and Play Drivers. After deleting, it wou-
ld show before rebooting. You should restart your PC after all procedures.
4. After restarting your system, you may see below window to ask if HASP needs to be installed in your
system. Hit Cancel in this window.
C.2 Mac
1. Download Driver to start installation.
OS Version 10.6 (SnowLeopard) and below :

HASP Driver DownLoad
OS Version 10.7(Lion) and above:

ftp://ftp.aladdin.com/pub/hasp/Sentinel_HASP/Mac/Sentinel_LDK_RTE_Installer.dmg
If you see the error message like below image, it's the case that the wrong driver version has
been installed. So, you need to remove it with the following direction and reintall the correct
version of HASP Driver.
How to Delete Old Driver and Install new Driver
1. Take out the HASP USB key.
2. Uninstall the HASP Driver
3. Run Terminal.app and below command.
sudo rm rf /etc/hasplm
sudo rm rf /var/hasplm
4. Reboot your MAC.
5. Install 10.7 Version of HASP Driver.
To make sure that you installed HASP Driver appropriately, Go to http://localhost:1947 and check that
5. Install 10.7 Version of HASP Driver.
In GUI Screen
Force un-install the previous driver package (even if its the same version)
The setup package includes a un-installation process, its always recommended when updating drivers.
Launch the RTE 6 setup and choose: Uninstall Sentinel Runtime Environment
Then in the next window proceed with the Uninstall button
After the un-installation process it will ask you to remove manually two folders:
Usually its not really necessary and you can already install the setup again.
But if you still have issues remove again the package and remove these two folders.
(See section *Remove folders manually* at the end of my email)
Let me know if you manage to solve it too, else well try another way.
In the Terminal
You can do it with the program Terminal.
Take care with this, be sure to type the commands exactly as they are, if you feel unconfident please ask
to a IT technichian.
Open Terminal and type: sudo bash
It will ask for the administrator password, type it and press enter.
Then navigate to the root folder by typing: cd /
And press enter
Now you can delete the two folders:
Type rm rf /etc/hasplm
And press enter
Type rm rf /var/hasplm
And press enter
Now you can close the Terminal utility
3. To make sure that you installed HASP Driver appropriately, go to http://localhost:1947 and check if
C.3 Linux
C.4 Q&A related to Error Messages
1 Unable to access Sentinel HASP Run-time Environ-
ment(H0033)
1 Cause of Error
This error massage occurs when HASP driver is installed improperly in your PC.
To check if the HASP driver is installed properly in your PC , type http://localhost:1947 or http://127.0.1:
1947 in a browser and see if the following image shows up. If you can not see the image below, it means
that the HASP drive is not installed properly.
Figure C-2 ACC_Home
2 Solution
Download HASP driver from the link below and install it.
Window PC : HASP Driver DownLoad
Mac PC : HASP Driver DownLoad
2 Sentinel HASP key not found (H0007)
1 Cause of Error
When HASP key is not inserted.
When a dongle for the Standalone license is inserted in a place where a dongle for the Network
license should be.
With the Network license, when the Client PC could not recognize the Server PC where a dongle is
inserted.
2 Solution
1 When the HASP Key is not inserted.
Insert the HASP Key.
Note that
-The dongle for the Standalone license is in purple.
-The dongle for the Network license is in red.
2 When a dongle for the Standalone license is inserted for the Network license.
If you inserted the purple dongle, switch to the red dongle.
3 When the Client PC could not recognize the Server PC where a dongle is inser-
ted.
01 In case the intranet of the Server PC and the Client PC are different (in different IP zone)
See the CLO3D/MD2 manual appendix A to set up
In the Server PC
1. Check if the 1947 Port is open.
This port is to communicate the software installed in a Client PC with the dongle in a Server PC.
2. Check if the Local IP of Server is static.
The Local IP of Server should be in static because port forwarding is needed.
3. Access to Switch/Router (eg. 192.168.0.1 in web browser)
4. Port forward 1947 port for TCP/UDP protocal of Server Local IP.
Ask a network expert for help when you set up port forwarding and open port in the firewall.
In the Client PC
1. Access to the ACC(http://localhost:1947)
2. Enter the IP of Server PC
3. If the red dongle is confirmed in the network, it is done.
02 In case the intranet of Server PC and Client PC are the same. (in the same IP zone)
See the CLO3D/MD2 manual appendix A to set up.
In the Client PC
1. Access to the ACC(http://localhost:1947)
2. Enter the IP of Server PC
3. If the red dongle is confirmed in network, it is done.
03 In case any of the above methods does not work.
Your LAN could be the problem so try to change the old LAN to a new LAN.
3 Communication error between local and remote Sentinel
HASP License Managers(H0040)
1 Cause of Error
This error message occurs when the Server PC and the Client PC could not communicate with each other.
2 Solution
1. Enter "services.msc" in the execution window.
Figure C-3
2. Check if Sentinel Local License Manager is "getting started" in the service window.
If the status is not "getting started", click your right mouse button and choose "Start".
then restart your computer.
Figure C-4
3. If you still have problem, check if the version of HASP driver in the Server PC and the Client PC is the sa
me.
If they are different, make their version the same.
You can get the version information from the image below.
Figure C-5 ACC_Diagnostics
4. If any of the above methods does not work, ask a network expert for help to know communicating sta
tus between ports such as Server and Client.
5. Check if 1947 port is occupied by other service or not.
The Feature differences of Marvelous Designer
2 and CLO3D
Appendix D.
The Feature differences of Marvelous Designer 2 and CLO3D
1. Marvelous Designer
Target : Entertainment industries such as game, film and school related to entertainment.
- NO Changing avatar size available.
- NO Import/Export DXF-AAMA available
2. CLO 3D
Target: Fashion industries such as garment manufacturer, designer who is using pattern file for the
garment and school related to fashion.
- Avatar sizing Feaure available - See the video http://clo3d.com/?p=2732
- Import/Export pattern DXF-AAMA available
Regarding theCLO3D price and demo version, please contact at sales@clo3d.com.
How to open TCP/IP port in the Firewall
Appendix E.
How to open TCP/IP port in the Firewall
This document describes how to open TCP/IP port manually in the Firewall in case
CLO3D/MD can not access to our online authentication server to verify your CLO3D/MD
license in normal internet environment. If you see the error message shown below
when you start running CLO3D/MD, you should open TCP port and UDP port in the fire-
wall.
If you use Windows, open the 5243 port.
If you use Mac or Linux, open the 5245 port.
370 | How to open TCP/IP port in the Firewall
E.1 Run a Firewall on your computer
Click on the 'Start' button or press the 'Window key' on your keyboard.
1 Select the 'Control Panel' from the Start menu.
2 Select the 'System and Security' from the Control Panel
menu.
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3 Select the 'Windows Firewall' from the System and Security
menu.
4 Select the 'Advanced Setting' from the Windows Firewall
menu.
E.2 Setting Inbound Rules
1 To open the TCP port
1 Select the 'Inbound Rules' from the Advanced Setting menu.
2 Click on the 'New Rules' at the Actions tab.
3 Select the 'Port' from the New Inbound Rule Wizard pop-up
window and then click Next button at the bottom of window. .
4 Select the 'TCP(T)' ,and type 5243 for Windows and 5245 for Mac
&Linux in the Specific local ports.
5 Select the 'Allow the connection' and click the Next button.
6 Make sure that all options are selected and then click on the 'Next'
button.
7 Type a rule name and description if needed, and hit the 'Finish'
button.
2 To open UDP port
The process opening the UDP port is the same as the process of opening TCP port except choosing UDP
instead TCP at the 4th step.
E.3 Outbound rule
The process of Outbound rule is the same as the process of Inbound rule except selecting 'Outbound rule
' instead 'Inbound rule' in the first step.
How to set up client PCs for CLO 3D/MD
network version in the same intranet.
Appendix F.
How to set up client PCs for CLO 3D/MD network version in the same intranet.
This document explains the process of how to set up clients PCs(PC that you want to
run software) when server PC (PC that you plug in HASP key) fails to recognize its client
PCs in the same intranet.
F.1 Check if the HASP Drive is installed in your
server PC.
You should check if the HASP driver is installed properly in server PC as follows.
1. Type http://localhost:1947 in your browser and see if ACC(Sentinel Admin Control Center) appears.
2. If the ACC page is not shown up, install HASP Driver accoring to the intruction below.
Figure F-1 ACC_Page
380 | How to set up client PCs for CLO 3D/MD network version in the same intranet.
F.2 Setting up the location of network dongle key
manually in the ACC page.
1.Open ACC page ( http://localhost:1947 )
2.Click on the "Configuration"
3.Click on the "Access to Remote License Managers"
How to set up client PCs for CLO 3D/MD network version in the same intranet. | 381
1.Check mark on the "Aggressive Search for Remote Licenses" option
2.Enter the IP address of server PC in the "Specify Search Parameters" box.
3.Click on the "Submit" button
To get the ID address.
1, Click on the Window Start button
2.Type 'cmd' on the search box.
3. Click on the cmd.exe then DOS winodw pops up.
4. Type 'ipconfig'
Reference site:
http://www.ghacks.net/2011/05/17/network-troubleshooting-basics-the-ipconfig-command/
382 | How to set up client PCs for CLO 3D/MD network version in the same intranet.
4.The HASP key icon will be shown up on the page as shown below in 10 seconds.
If the HASP key does not appear on the screen, it means that the server and client is not in the
same intranet. If so, follow the instruction below and try again the process above.
Appendix A. Installation Guide for CLO 3D / Marvelous Designer Network Version in the Inter-
net Environment
How to set up client PCs for CLO 3D/MD network version in the same intranet. | 383
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OS: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 32/64bit

CPU: Pentium i7 Series

GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 460(desktop), Nvidia Geforce 460M(laptop)

OS: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 32/64bit

CPU: Pentium 4 3GHz

GPU: Nvidia Geforce 210(desktop),Nvidia Geforce310M(laptop)

[ NVIDIA Driver Download ]

[ ATI Driver Download ]

[ INTEL Driver Download ]

OS: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 32/64bit

CPU: Pentium i7 Series

GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 460(desktop), Nvidia Geforce 460M(laptop)

OS: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 32/64bit

CPU: Pentium 4 3GHz

GPU: Nvidia Geforce 210(desktop),Nvidia Geforce310M(laptop)

[ NVIDIA Driver Download ]

[ ATI Driver Download ]

[ INTEL Driver Download ]

OS : 64-bit Apple Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) or later

iMac : All in 2010 and later

Mac Mini : All in 2010 and later

Mac Pro: All in 2010 and later

MacBook: All in 2010 and later

MacBook Air: All in 2010 and later

MacBook Pro: All in 2010 and later

OS : 64-bit Apple Mac OS X 10.6 (Snowleopard) or later

iMac : 21.5, Late 2009 or later

Mac Mini: Late 2009 or later

Mac Pro: Early 2009 (Snowleopard) or later

MacBook : Early 2009 or later

MacBook Air : Mid 2009 or later

MacBook Pro : Mid 2009 or later

OS : 64-bit Apple Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) or later

iMac : All in 2010 and later

Mac Mini : All in 2010 and later

Mac Pro: All in 2010 and later

MacBook: All in 2010 and later

MacBook Air: All in 2010 and later

MacBook Pro: All in 2010 and later

OS : 64-bit Apple Mac OS X 10.6 (Snowleopard) or later

iMac : 21.5, Late 2009 or later

Mac Mini: Late 2009 or later

Mac Pro: Early 2009 (Snowleopard) or later

MacBook : Early 2009 or later

MacBook Air : Mid 2009 or later

MacBook Pro : Mid 2009 or later

OS: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 32/64bit

CPU: Pentium i7 Series

GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 460(desktop), Nvidia Geforce 460M(laptop)

OS: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 32/64bit

CPU: Pentium 4 3GHz

GPU: Nvidia Geforce 210(desktop),Nvidia Geforce310M(laptop)

[ NVIDIA Driver Download ]

[ ATI Driver Download ]

[ INTEL Driver Download ]

OS: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 32/64bit

CPU: Pentium i7 Series

GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 460(desktop), Nvidia Geforce 460M(laptop)

OS: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7 32/64bit

CPU: Pentium 4 3GHz

GPU: Nvidia Geforce 210(desktop),Nvidia Geforce310M(laptop)

[ NVIDIA Driver Download ]