Making a T-Shirt in Marvelous Designer

[@yaschan99]

Nice tutorial. Btw. If you want to edit front and back pieces separately, you can right click the other piece and select "remove linked editing". This allows to adjust them separately.

[@kdotblue5518]

Great tutorial. I really learned a lot. Great work.

[@AK-jh4us]

thx very good!

[@user-mu8ok5xf8d]

when i tried testing it out it acted as if it had low geometry and looks bad. is there a bottom i missed so the clothing acts like cloth

[@КостяКот-и1к]

Hey. Thanks for the guidance. I have a question. Is it possible to work with patterns, for example, transfer to fabric or save in PDF format?

[@Savagerycc]

How do you add your logo or design on?

[@blaqkedwards911]

Hey, I have a general question if you dont mind answering. I got a pre-made suit and now I am trying to get it adjusted to my avatar. But the shirt never seems to just settle. it is constantly moving in various area. What the hell is going on?

[@thattokyolifethoeatandlive5438]

I've been struggling the past 5 minutes wondering why Shift+C hides my garment instead of displaying segment length... but I guess that's to be expected from the "Cbrush" guys ;) Thanks for the great tuts!

[@wincustodi6229]

AAAAAAAAMAZING TUTORIAL! Thank you=)

[@RexArtTv]

this is the coolest program I ever seen

[@FlippedNormals]

It's so good!

[@Yushataram]

5.20 henning is there toooo yes

[@MicheleCaforio]

Thanks for the upload. Sick tut

[@shiing1122]

Friends, I did exactly as you did, I don't know what's going on with the physical properties. But once I hit the gravity button, the clothing goes all over the place, it doesn't set itself nicely on to the avatar. Also, the clothing is really polys, what do I do?

[@shiing1122]

what is it with me being able to answer my own question right after asking it? UGH. Unfortunately there's not a lot of helpful information for beginners... So here is the answer, when importing your object, on the pop up box, under scale you need to check the 'Auto Scale' button. What that does it scales your Avatar to the default 'Arrangement Points' (it's like a rig, so it assigns itself to your avatar, very important as thats the reference point for your cloth to latch on to) . I had just started using this program, struggled for a couple hours trying to figure out why my clothes were possessed haha

[@ruyabaraz]

@@shiing1122 and wre you able to find the reason why the clothing was turning into a mesh (or polys)? I've been trying to figure that out for the past hour now. 😂😂

[@danielnorton9803]

4:45 - how to reverse sewing

[@artkiko4460]

the fabric almost looks like mylar. what settings do you recommend to make it look like t-shirt cotton? thanks

[@lgenic]

@flippednormals could you do a tut on furniture in marvelous designer. Please?

[@FlippedNormals]

Good idea! Any specific ideas for what you want to see? /H

[@lgenic]

FlippedNormals a couch would be awesome.

[@ruyabaraz]

at the very very beginning, as soon as I start making my tshirt, the pattern is turned into sort of a mesh with triangles and it won't wrap the model because it is not smooth. I searched every single setting but I figure out the reason. 💆🏻‍♀️💆🏻‍♀️

[@CombatFXZone]

12:57 Free sewing already, moms spaghetti

[@robsnz1]

otherwise you probably explode... lol ....made my day. btw you guys do a great job! thanks for everything

[@judilynn9569]

* A row of stitches is called a "seam".

[@drewjackson3858]

243 times 243 is not 486. It's 59049. Shows I was paying attention at least.

[@MhLiMz]

243 *times* 243 = 486? ;-)

[@bono6667]

you missed a few quicker ways, esp when putting garments on body

[@FlippedNormals]

Interesting! What ways do you have to speed this up?

[@bono6667]

FlippedNormals copy pattern with symmetry, when placing garment use the arrangement dots view