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Use either the M:N Free Sewing or M:N Segment Sewing tool from the 2D Toolbar to sew the collar to the body of the shirt. Be mindful of the Directional Notches while Sewing so as not to twist any Sewing Lines. Use the M:N Sewing, Free Sewing or Segment Sewing tools interchangeably as needed. When the Pattern outlines are split based on their 2D CAD notches, use the Segment Sewing tool. Use the Free Sewing tool to match the notches of seams if the Pattern outlines are not split based on notches. Be mindful of the 2D CAD notches while sewing sleeve caps to their respective armholes. Click and hold either the Segment Sewing tool or the Free Sewing tool to select the respective M:N Sewing tool.
To sew multiple Patterns to a single Pattern, use the respective M:N Sewing tool. Join the shirt front and back Patterns at the side seams. Sew the yoke Patterns to the back shirt Patterns. (Use the Free Sewing tool to match the notches of seams if they are not split based on notches.) Sew the shoulder seams using the Segment Sewing tool. The Pattern layout in the 2D Window will be reflected to the 3D Window. Navigate to the 3D Window and select the Reset 2D Arrangement tool. Using the Transform Pattern tool from the 2D Toolbar, move the duplicated back Pattern close to the original back Pattern in the 2D Window. Place the duplicated Patterns near the original Patterns.
Arranging the Cloned Patterns in the 2D Window. Both the selected Patterns and any Sewing relationships they have will be duplicated. A ghost of the copied Patterns will follow the mouse cursor. Navigate to the section labeled Clone Patterns with Linked Editing. Right click on one of the Patterns to access a pop-up menu. The Patterns will be highlighted in yellow to indicate they have been selected. Click on the 2D grid and drag the mouse over all the Patterns so that they are fully encompassed within the marquee box. Use the Transform Pattern tool from the 2D Toolbar to select the Patterns. Duplicate the front, back, and the sleeve Patterns as Symmetric Patterns to complete the 3D Garment. Only half of the Garment Patterns have been provided. Similarly, select the collar and collar stand Patterns and place them next to the back body Patterns. Place the selected Patterns next to the sleeve Patterns. Make sure that the marquee box fully encompasses the Patterns. In the 2D grid, click and drag over the cuff and placket Patterns. Select the Edit Pattern tool from the 2D Window. The layout of the Patterns will be reflected in the 3D Window. Arrange the Patterns around the silhouette of the Avatar in the 2D Window. Set the units to mm and then click OK to finish importing the shirt. Locate FILENAME and click Open to import the file. If the practice folder has not been added to the Library, navigate to File > Import > DXF (ASTM/AAMA). Double click on the file, Shirts_Female.dxf, or drag and drop it into either the 3D or 2D Window. Go to B_Basics, then b_Adjusting a Shirt. To do so, navigate to the CLO Tutorial folder, which was previously added in the Introduction to CLO tutorial, within the Library. (Download the practice files before starting this tutorial.) Import the file, Shirts_Female.dxf for this exercise. Thumbnails of Avatars will appear-double click on or drag and drop either female Avatar into the 3D Window. Navigate to and double click on the default folder named Avatar in the Library. Using the Fold Arrangement Tool to Fold the Collarĭownload exercise file for Adjusting a Shirt
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