Marvelous Designer Beginner Course - Part 2 - Creating an Outfit

[@zumarestablished9932]

One of the best tutorial series I’ve seen for marvelous. I’m hoping you do more in the future!

[@creativekaii]

This is the best tutorial! I've been hunting the web for beginner tutorials where the teacher doesn't skip any step or use terminology that i don't understand. This was great I really hope you have time to keep making more awesome videos!

[@DylanEden00]

you've made the core ideas and concepts so easy to learn, massive appreciation for this guys tutorials!

[@uwekreuzahler3976]

Certainly one of the best MD tutorial available on KZbin Thanks a lot for the time you’ve put into this!

[@danielmcclure367]

First, I would like to say thank you for this tutorial series it is by far the best one I have come across. Second, thank you for the speed and tone of your voice. You need to give a lesson to everyone that makes tutorials. Normally I am always stopping and using playback and a 10 minute video quickly turns into an hour. Keep making these! Gold star for you man!

[@lawebley]

I am hyperdumb, so thank you hugely for making your tutorials as thorough and as comprehensive as you have. Super helpful and super easy. Brilliant stuff.

[@arthura.8836]

Just want to say THANKS m8! Did my jeans vest and pants, and a cropped tank top for my character. TY!

[@zedfirenze]

Bro I was just wishing for this, lets gooo!!!

[@shinichi106]

This tutorial is saving my bachelor degree. Thank you so much

[@jaze_ph]

Hi mate, just wanted to thank you for this awesome tutorial. Probably one of the best MD tuts out there. Direct to the point, easy to understand. Thanks!

[@ang_oose]

^

[@nilupulperera]

Great video series. Thank you very much.

[@TechSavvySleuths]

This is the best free software Ive seen. Respect.

[@creative4uTV]

I love your tutorials theyre very easy and fun to follow! thanks!

[@Nana-me5uu]

your videos were of great help for someone new to clothing and fashion , thank you , altho i still have few issues here and there and not sure what to do. thank you

[@MrGATOR1980]

Amazing, also you have really cool "voice pipe" for this lecture stuff really plesent to understand, you should definetly dive into this "teaching".

[@hassanxelamin]

finalllllyyyyyyyy!!!!! thank you !!!!!!!!!

[@carlosedubarreto]

What - a - class !!!!!! man you did an amazing tutorial here. I have now the understanding that I didnt have before. An now I'm pretty sure, marvelous designer is so fun to work with, even doing complex garments. thank you alo for this class.

[@BAYqg]

Heeey, my friend! I'm also leaning here =) Nice to see you!

[@carlosedubarreto]

@@BAYqg Great to see you here.... His teaching skills are great.... Lol, I'll try to do something today after watching this tutorial 😊

[@BAYqg]

@@carlosedubarreto I agree! Cool, good luck 🦾 Interesting to see 🙌

[@tiertayasa4899]

Pretty clear explanation and easy to follow along thanks for the tutorial man🙏🙌

[@ankitagarwal4744]

best tutorial of all time💖💖

[@AleneziTV]

what an amazing tutorial I wish to see your process exporting these garments to zbrush

[@inanis_exe]

4:45 if you are confused why you get weird result behind, reverse sewing required from band to back parts of jeans

[@user-qk5ft8eo8t]

Gamechanger!

[@aljosacebokli]

Hey, just purchased the assets even though I use 3ds max, but this tutorial series has been so helpful I wanted to contribute!

[@baptiste5442]

you are a genius, thanks man!!

[@ximenacismas2745]

thanks a lot!!! so nice reverb

[@shakirhhussain8057]

great tutorial sir... It made me want to be a good tailor😄

[@iamroda439]

Good good It was a really good tutorial!!!!!!!

[@VomitTheSoul]

man, 3d is so amazing

[@김정민-b1p3z]

thanks for video! I really have wanted information like this

[@abeblue]

Don't forget to check EXTEND when you offset internal line. Don't forget to remove symetry to edit the pants on different parts without miroring. Don't refresh 3D cuz its gonna fuckup ur scene.

[@generalhawkins2776]

Please how do you remove symmetry

[@ivammarchon]

@@generalhawkins2776 I dont know if you still need it 😅 To remove symmetry you just select, click with de right button and click on "remove linked editing".

[@Cheecheethugaming]

i really apreciate your help with dowloanding this software

[@qadirqureshi7805]

Everything which i need is here..❤

[@borisstengele5389]

Thx!

[@karlifetz]

wonderful!

[@MegaZekee]

all your videos are amazing! please keep making them we need better marvelous videos on youtube

[@malibar1]

you can now use, edit curve (C) instead of smooth curve, and you can use mirror paste to paste the second arm

[@FicouSabendoOfficial]

BROOO thankyou so much, this really helped and the tutorial was really easy to use as well :)

[@m0rrr]

More of these videos please!! 🎉

[@Pneumanon]

Awesome tutorial! Learned so much in such a short time. Is there a way to mirror one half of a pattern? E.g. the front panel of a t-shirt. Then you could do just half of the shape (less work) and a more symmetrically accurate design. I tried to do it but I had to stitch the two halves together, so I had a seam running down the middle of my shirt.

[@veryveig]

Yeah Great question, I probably should've shown that method when I was initially creating the torso lol. There's 2 ways to do it: We can either select the edge from where we want to mirror it in edit pattern mode and then select the "unfold symmetric editing" option. Or We can simply right click instead of left click when creating points in polygon mode, a dialog box will then appear from which we can enable the option "Mirror Creation" and choose our mirror plane ;))

[@Pneumanon]

@@veryveig Perfect, that's exactly what I was looking for! Thanks mate

[@Pneumanon]

@@veryveig Really looking forward to Part 3. -I've been able to get animated cloth sim from MD to Blender, but can't figure out how to bring the textures across properly. Every method I've tried either works for animation or works for textures, but not both- Actually, don't worry, I worked it out!

[@veryveig]

@@Pneumanon yeah it definitely took me a few times to work out how to do it.... I'll go over all the details of how I do it in part 3 :))

[@peteiskko]

Um salve do Brazilll

[@abeblue]

Put your cloth parts on arrangement point can save you when your cloths are closing too fast or making weird thing when simulate

[@duasaudarakonstruksi]

Hey! Thanks so much for this video!

[@botondben]

Thanks for this nice easy to follow tutorial. I have a question, at 3:00 when you stitch the back and the front. When I do the exact same moves like you did in that part ( copy paste-->move sideways stc...) I got normals flipped in the 3D view for obvious reasons. Why don't you have normals flipped in the video? Thanks! :)

[@veryveig]

No worries! So that is because my display mode was set to 'Thick Textured surface' mode which doesn't show the normals like the regular 'Textured Surface' mode. I usually do my normals cleanup in blender later on in the process but probably should've flipped them once I copied them anyway

[@botondben]

@@veryveig Thanks for your reply! 🙏🏽 I see it now.

[@Steph-lo9sj]

Excellent tutorial! Am now a subscriber. One question I have is where can we get material textures from? like frayed/ripped details? Thanks :)

[@oscardipa8571]

it worked! thank you so much!!

[@svemirovic]

Thank you for this amazing tutorial!! I have a problem from 6:40: when I try to make a pocket MD makes a new object floating in the 3D space there is no pocket on the jeans neither in 2d and not in the 3d. What am I missing out?

[@svemirovic]

I just foun out how to fix it: 1. the garment on which the pocket should be must be clicked on (yellowed out) then the polygon line will apply to the jeans :)

[@rebelraw4774]

@@svemirovic U R THE SHHH!!!!

[@jeremyshin]

Best MD tutorial I've seen on KZbin. Do you know if it is possible to add thickness to the "graphics" elements?

[@DariusYoung]

Where are we supposed to get the textures from? Maybe I'm clicking the wrong things but I'm not finding the link with the resources

[@mounreal]

Great tutorial! Love it s much as the previous one 🔥

[@johnprice9309]

Where can we get the fabric without background for the texture of the ripped please 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ВладиславАндреев-м6с]

Best tutorial ever🔥🔥🔥Keep it up, man💪💪💪

[@adeszss7405]

love this!!!

[@icy-i6x]

Hi there! I love your tutorials!! But do u maybe know the reason why when i overlay the belt space and pockets i can see the seam? ;/ Like it can't be sewed together:( Ty for your job sir!!

[@veryveig]

Your welcome! I'm not entirely sure what you mean, did you try the layer clone over method or potentially the free sewing tool?

[@icy-i6x]

@@veryveig Yess, that's what i mean - the problem with visible seams appears when i do the clone over method:(

[@vfxsan3d]

Thank You for this tutorial it is very easy to understand❤❤

[@anggelelgiafrilianiskuswia2078]

great tutorial. love it

[@nitereverie107]

keep up the good work

[@叶青岚]

thx thats really helpful!

[@Rackifw]

love this thx

[@ChaosFross]

6:30 Whenever I try to make the pockets, upon "cut & sew", the edges of the colored fabric become rigid, but the lines from vertices themselves remain the same as before. As opposed to yours looking clean and following the lines like how you cut it. Any reason for this that anyone knows? Also thanks for the vids they're very helpful! Edit: Found out it was because of particle distance. Setting it from triangles to quads gives more geometry and helps it a bit, but for some reason (on my 1700 mm model) I had to decrease it to somewhere around 3 mm distance to smooth out the pockets. I don't know if this is something that only needs to be adjusted for the final render or what, I'm too new. However I'm troubleshooting with different models and such to see if I can fix it.

[@kenhnaychicovlogthoi5074]

hanks lot Sir.. You helping us..

[@danielbuenoarias9982]

thank you so much dude you're a god

[@Fahama]

Life saving tutorial right there! I just wanna ask what's the best way of exporting an Avatar from Mixamo to Marvelous Designer and finally to Blender, as Mixamo doesn't support Alembic avatar files. Should we import the avatars as fbx files from mixamo and import into MD and finally export the avatar as Alembic file from MD?

[@veryveig]

I usually import models from mixamo into blender in .fbx format, then to get it into MD I export it as an alembic from Blender :D

[@Fahama]

@@veryveig You literally made my day!! Thank you so much bro

[@MagicSwordFilms]

Are there any good online resources for finding clothing patterns? A lot of my searches have just led to places to order actual paper booklets of patterns to be delivered. I have no problem eyeballing designs on my own, but on big projects it would be nice to save some time when designing less customized pieces

[@crewmatesmusic8937]

So informative, thanks a lot!

[@DanielPartzsch]

Thanks for the great tutorial. How do you get the prints as separate material slot or blender? When I follow your steps, mine always end being baked into the fabric texture, meaning I cannot assign a separate shader just to the print for example like you do in part 3. Thanks!

[@veryveig]

it sounds like you might be UVbaking when you export? make sure the "Unified UV Co-ordinates" box is unchecked when you export to blender and let me know if that helps

[@DanielPartzsch]

@@veryveig Thanks. yeah that worked, but you also have to manually check "include graphics" in the export settings for this, in case anyone else was wondering why it's not working for them. :-)

[@rvr_axyz]

BROOOOOO im just having problem about how you "unmirrowed" the pattern tool when you did this front detail in 10:38 (i ve seen that maybe this is something call "unfolding"?)

[@rvr_axyz]

please i neeeeed to know! thanks

[@pd-j]

@@rvr_axyz It's called 'remove linked editing'

[@rvr_axyz]

@@pd-j thanks, i got it yesterday

[@tariqmostafa]

thank you so much very informative

[@bvrntalive.x1786]

Hi veryveig! I love your work.This tutorial was just brilliant and informative. Can't wait to get to animating the cloth sim on blender. I just wanted to know where I could purchase or download free transparent textures for the frayed cloth and the denim rips? It'd be great if I could have various assets for this :)

[@TheSatzy6699]

Best content and explanation 👌🏻

[@riaa9575]

bro, thank YOU from Polish ;3

[@addpuppets9326]

awesome!

[@cukierkowymajor]

Awesome work!! when next part? :)

[@juliahe8613]

太谢谢你了，讲解得非常通俗易懂！

[@sutuvfx]

this is amazing

[@silviagomezcovers]

My jeans keep on looking fake :((( cause like your folds are much more realistic... I don't know what I'm doing wrong, Help?

[@TheOfficialProcess]

thank you very much

[@theosarteydiseno3d971]

thank you!!!!!!!!

[@Silver_36]

When I use smooth curve. It doesnt really come out smooth... ? It looks like its low poly or summit. Im not sure how to describe. But it deffo doesnt look like yours lol. Any ideas on how to fix this ?

[@iitkass]

thankyou for the tutorial

[@cecelaml6268]

Hey where did u get the frayed edges ❤

[@zahranai3480]

thank you bro thank you

[@EmseeRecords]

Thanks for this great tutorial! Do you perhaps have information if this kind of style is possible in Houdini? Or would it be way too much steps to reproduce this?

[@veryveig]

It's definitely possible and I've seen some pretty great results with Houdini... but for me I just think the UI of marvelous designer in combination with the various 2D/3D modes it has makes it a lot easier to create things i.e. you don't have to worry about creating perfect meshes from scratch you just draw the shape of the pattern you want and MD does it all for you :))

[@amandakristinestyle2946]

When I bring up the quick menu I don't see all of the options you have. It doesn't show the option for symmetric pattern. How do I fix this? Thanks!!

[@GamesStudio313]

at 19:39 how did you do that that you can only cut from one side? for me he does it on both sides, how do I set that that I can cut on one side??

[@openaudio4432]

i see that i can just download denim from google easily but where can i find a black denim trim or any denim trim for tht matter?

[@hotbergina]

how to turn off the mirror ? 9:31 because it makes in mirror

[@tellmewill]

In the 2D window, right click the object you want to turn off mirroring for. Select "Remove linked editing"

[@SumanKumar-dh6fe]

Plzzz tell me how you have created that trim and denim flayed

[@lucutes2936]

3:57 you should really never fast forward parts like these, especially in the beginners' series...

[@karpenkoyullia6476]

thank u 🤗

[@sohammmmmmmmmmm]

Yo , the bumbag that i got from your pack is too elastic and is always jumping left and right do you have any idea why it might be doing that

[@JPMgod]

thanks helpful vid

[@cecens98]

where can I download a basic mannequin like this?

[@combeechan]

10:40 how do you add the pant-fly without it mirroring on the other side of the pants?

[@lubacouturehouse]

do you have answer? cause im confused too. thx

[@patternix]

select one of the sides and click - Remove Linked

[@combeechan]

@@patternix thank you!

[@rabouya2439]

Hello here, I wanna know which type of computer you might use to work ? Thanks .

[@valtaoi1586]

i am not getting crease as like yours whast going on?? also side of the jeans are looking in darker color why??

[@ChaosFross]

Right click object in 3d viewport and click "flip normals". As for creases, i think it depends on the model and how it's positioned. Can play around with the denim material to make it crease on the hips.

[@RonnieMirands]

I could not see the extension. But this last piece of denin, that you put on the end of legs. It is a png with transparency? Sorry my english is not that good

[@Elena-ox1mq]

Hello My name is Olena I bought Marvelous Designer - Beginner Course today. I downloaded the zip file and unzipped it. I didn't find the course and didn't understand how to use what I got. Can you please send me the instructions? Thank you!

[@feliperayanemellomarques6264]

works gj

[@happylearningchannel503]

thanks

[@pinoydadinnewzealand2981]

I CANT FIND THE assign button on fabric on new version of MD