7 Tips and Tricks for making Hardware in CLO3D

[@nicoleclement4477]

This was really helpful, both the detailed explanation and then the summary points at the end. Thank you!

[@BobbinTalk]

Thank you so much. I’m glad it was helpful to you. 💛

[@gazzalia5760]

Many thanks my dear, I really get a lot of useful informative from your videos..Kindly if you can make a video of how to create a rope trim(galon) to be used as binding tool...Many thanks in advance

[@luluuk]

Great tutorial. Additionally you can add stitching between the separate hardware parts to keep them aligned relative to each other. As there is no collision detection for added Trim objects yet, did you find any setting to make these fake fabric based hardware pieces almost infinite stiff/solid? The Trim hardware material is still quite flexible and changing its fabric settings did not give me perfect stiff results yet.

[@BobbinTalk]

Great idea!! Thank you. And honestly CLO is a bit disappointing in creating and managing hardware. I’ve explored various materials and bringing hardware obj files as a trim and as an avatar and neither one is perfect!!

[@mandana-haddadi]

thanks😍

[@BobbinTalk]

💕 🤗

[@user-em4fo7hn8h]

great job!nice and clear, thank you very much!nice lady

[@BobbinTalk]

I’m happy you liked it! 💛