How to draft a BODICE BLOCK in CLO3D

[@yanabanana5086]

Thank you! Clear instructions! 2:16 - Although it took me awhile to understand why you added 5(!) inches to 1/4 of the bust measurement haha. Then i realized it's point 5", but it REALLY sounds like 5 😄

[@quadrikhadijat4424]

I played that part like 10 million times just be sure it’s not 5 inches I heard😂😂

[@Chillyjams]

So glad I decided to read the comments and stop going over this part.

[@TCREGAN1]

Fabulous & in Inches!!! Thank You So Much for your Great Video! I could not find anywhere a way to do this in inches which makes it so much more understanding to me!

[@digitaldressmaker]

@@TCREGAN1 Happy to help!!

[@AnilVerma_7083]

Thanks!, Your tutorial videos are an excellent resource for anyone looking to learn a new skill or topic. The tutorial video is well-structured, easy to follow. I want detail tutorial on Fabric Properties, if possible

[@digitaldressmaker]

Thank you so much! I will add Fabric Properties to my list!

[@Olena_salii]

Hello, thanks for the video! Which type of simulation do you use in for garment creation? There is a "accurate fabric" simulation and "normal" basic one.

[@digitaldressmaker]

Hello! I use "normal" simulation when I am first drafting my pattern and only use "accurate fabric" when checking fit, rendering, or exporting as a model for use in another 3D program. Essentially, I switch back and forth between the two, because although "accurate fit" is more accurate, it requires more computational power and ultimately slows down my process. Hope that helps!

[@are_you_a_noahide_yet]

Could this work for a huge bust, skinny body? And How? I have been endlessly searching for this!!

[@digitaldressmaker]

Yes, to calculate the dart size for any body type, follow this formula: [(0.6xBust Measurement)-Across Chest Measurement]÷3=Dart Size

[@digitaldressmaker]

It's actually a particularly good block for accommodating large bust/small waist ratios. It was originally designed by Mandy Barrington for drafting corsets.