Creating Realistic Looking Drawstrings in CLO

In this video, one of our designers shares three different methods to create realistic-looking drawstrings without having to thread the drawcord through a tunnel. This tutorial shows a few different ideas for eyelet or buttonhole opening effects, drawstring attachment, and adding realism. You can mix and match the techniques shown to achieve your desired effect.
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[@heejungkang2011]

I think instructor here is the best so far- makes things easy to understand with clear diction. Can we please have her do other future tutorials???

[@thisisandywilson]

Love your tutorials, easily my favourite.

[@CLO3D]

Glad you like them!

[@TheYannisD]

Really great Jess thank you, your videos are excellent.

[@CLO3D]

Glad you like them... I will let her know.

[@chrisdegabriele]

Thank you! This is such a helpful video!

[@CLO3D]

You're so welcome!

[@vantran3638]

Amazing! Thank you so much!

[@CLO3D]

You're very welcome!

[@PINK_DESIGNER]

Great video, thank you a lot!

[@CLO3D]

You are welcome!

[@ardimedha7299]

Big Thanks to Jess

[@niallodonnell9355]

great video. Thanks.

[@CLO3D]

You are welcome!

[@abdulh.5200]

great video. thank alot.🤩

[@CLO3D]

You’re welcome 😊

[@alikarakas1369]

interesting tips. It was a very useful tutorial.

[@CLO3D]

Glad you think so!

[@mennatawfik5911]

THANK YOU

[@3dartist31]

fantastic job maam thanks hats off

[@CLO3D]

Most welcome 😊

[@nicoleloveforu]

OMG! Thank you for this tutorial I've been looking for a easier method to do drawstrings. Onto the question at hand, i am using the first method you shown but for some reason the metal buttons keep wiggling out of place when i go into simulation. Not sure what i am doing wrong here. Do i recheck collision or sew the buttons to the holes? Or is there something else that i need to do?

[@CLO3D]

Hi! We are so glad that you found this video helpful. You should not need to turn collision back on for the eyelets and once they are placed they are already technically "sewn" into place. You can see when the designer does turn on simulation the eyelets do wiggle slightly, but remember that you can always adjust them later with the gizmo. Another tip would be to also Lower the collision of the drawstring pattern pieces as well. If you need further assistance I would recommend joining the official CLO discord where you can ask questions and share images/videos for reference

[@HaHoang-fs3nj]

Could you share the way to make Binding for armhole

[@CLO3D]

Hi There. This video is about waistband. But if you search our channel there are several about Binding and Piping specifically kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6iknZd8rLiLmMU kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHfUq2SKbrRgr6c kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioDLoYKGgsaiiKc

[@thisisandywilson]

Have one issue that keeps happening, when i render the drawcord bounces everywhere, is there something I've missed?

[@CLO3D]

Make sure you have made the draw cords a very low Particle Distance. You could also add cord ends and adjust the weight of them to help keep them down.

[@HangPham-qf5bj]

how to make loops for buttons !

[@CLO3D]

You need a button HOLE to attach the button, but you can create small pattern piece with image maps that LOOKS like a loops and apply a button hole.

[@HangPham-qf5bj]

@@CLO3D thank you ❤️

[@jasonrallo]

wheres the video? 0:13

[@CLO3D]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppnVXmWKd7ZkbdU