Layer Clone Over and Under | Lesson 2 | Chapter 3 | Marvelous Designer Fundamentals

[@vinzvf]

Excellent tutorial ! Love it and thank you very much !

[@valerilenin2471]

👍

[@sergeyosipov4504]

So much to learn! Thank you!

[@zinteractive]

Glad it was helpful!

[@justingooligan7059]

nice fast trick for the sleeves ..

[@zinteractive]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@maheshchathuranga8414]

Thank you. very helpfull

[@zinteractive]

You're welcome!

[@adityasanap1835]

When i use lauer clone over after simulation i gog not good results umder layer overlapping i use different ways but still cant solve

[@zinteractive]

you have to make sure your resolution is set to high, but this will slow down your PC

[@kvakduck3278]

hello, thank you for this tutorial. U have a question please, when i use clone over, there is a gap between the original and the cloned layer where they should eb stitched. I tried reduing thickness but it does not help

[@zinteractive]

Check which fabric you are using, usually if you are using a thicker fabric, there is a virtual thickness added to it, so you need to manually go to its settings and reduce the thickness, that's where the gap comes from.

[@kvakduck3278]

@@zinteractive okay thank you

[@nocturn0w14]

Adding a 1 year appart reply cause I figured it out and was driving me crazy and might help people looking for the answer. We must select the sewing with the sewing editing tool. On the properties we must change the sewing Line type to Custom angle and Have the fold at 180 and it will close the gaps, no thick texture required.

[@kvakduck3278]

Thank you buddy @@nocturn0w14