Realistic Knitwear Designer | CLO Feature Deep Dive

[@SujithCLOdesigner]

Thank you for the video this update will really help to my works.

[@CLO3D]

Glad it helped

[@nghiadoan6482]

I don't know when I use Knitwear and turn on Quality Render, but the visual in 3D window does not change. It looks like when I turn off Quality Render

[@CLO3D]

Quality Render only changes the lighting in the scene.

[@Najdmie]

What happen if I export to 3D model. Will it be very high poly? Can I bake the knitwear into UV?

[@CLO3D]

Hi. The Knitwear like Fur is Render only. So it cannot be exported

[@MarionRichard-t6l]

Thank you so much for the great demo. May I ask how you've done the jeans textures? Have you prepared your textures in Photoshop before ?

[@CLO3D]

Search our channel. There are several tutorials about denim available :)

[@marionrichard7946]

@@CLO3D is that a bott answer? That wasn't my question...

[@CLO3D]

Nope, a real human. The denim was prepared using Ps. But we have multiple tutorials about denim already available on the channel which you can watch. just typing in denim into the search bar for our channel and they will appear. But we have taken the time to search and link a few for you below kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2bJg5VraNeUe7c kzbin.info/www/bejne/amSpkqJqhbWtqM0 Many other CLO creators have also made tutorials which we would recommend you search for as well :) The specific denim in this tutorial used a UV method shown here (but on a top) kzbin.info/www/bejne/naWQiqB7qtmNmM0

[@marionrichard7946]

@@CLO3D Thank you! The technique I was looking for is the UV map .

[@CLO3D]

Great!

[@lovv.profile]

so in my try rib 1x1 gave me melange is there a way to change thread color direction to stripy like you do ?

[@CLO3D]

You can change the direction of the Knit in the Knit Fabrics Property Editor

[@lovv.profile]

@@CLO3D yes but it doesnt help about stripy coloring like 13:16

[@lja4591]

Can you add plaiting to the rib so the knit stitches are different colors than the purl?

[@lja4591]

I tried faking it with a vertical stripe texture map over the rib stitch but if there's a better way would love to know, same for horizontal stripes

[@CLO3D]

Not yet. But the feature will definitely keep growing

[@TheonCloud-9524]

Wonderful function！

[@utkarshupadhyay3478]

It’s super detailed can we have something similar for woven garments as well

[@CLO3D]

There are already many detailed woven fabric available in the CLO library. and you can also make your own and add custom Maps for even more detail

[@ThildeWeems]

What settings to use when rendering a knit. Anything special? My system keeps crashing.

[@CLO3D]

For knits to run you will need a computer on the higher end of our recommended specs sheet support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000307168-CLO-system-requirements-June-2024

[@mohammadbishalahmed8784]

when we will export it to unreal should it keep as mesh these knit stitches?

[@CLO3D]

While you cannot add knit to unreal yet it is in the road map. but we cannot give a release time yet

[@gustavoferreira2951]

is it possible to export the knitwear as mesh?

[@CLO3D]

No. Currently the knitwear is usable in CLO only

[@SawomirKicka]

​@@CLO3D is there any software which allows to export 3d digital designed knitwear to physical flat knit patterns ?

[@reneebedell01]

As soon as I change my material type to 'knitwear' it goes invisable in the 3D window 🤔

[@CLO3D]

Have you checked your Computer specs to make sure that they meet the CLO requirements? support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000307168-CLO-system-requirements-June-2024

[@reneebedell01]

@@CLO3D Yes I have. Not only does my computer meet the minimum requirements, it meets all of the recommended requirements too

[@CLO3D]

This can often be due to a Graphic cards amount of available Memory/RAM. Have you made sure that CLO is using the correct setting of your graphics card? you can check some of the trouble shooting at the link below. The very last section labeled Read More show how to make sure your computer 3D settings are correct support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000296768-Graphics-Card-Problems-and-Troubleshooting

[@CLO3D]

Have you made sure that CLO is using the correct setting of your graphics card? you can check some of the trouble shooting at the link below. The very last section labeled Read More show how to make sure your computer 3D settings are correct support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000296768-Graphics-Card-Problems-and-Troubleshooting

[@reneebedell01]

@@CLO3D That article helped- thanks. I solved it by unplugging my monitor from my motherboard and plugging it directly into the graphics card. Knitwear simulation is slow but it works.

[@ImranAhmad-zy8di]

Hello ma'am Can i use clo render image with customised face avatar in my e commerce website

[@CLO3D]

Hi. As long as the avatar is not recognizable as o e of the Standard CLO avatars then yes it can be used. If you are an Enterprise Client and have further questions we recommend reaching out to your CLO representative directly

[@danukool]

This slows my computer down a lot what is best laptop or computer to prevent this?

[@CLO3D]

Hi. You can find a list of recommended specs on our website that is regularly updated. support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000307168-CLO-system-requirements-June-2024

[@danukool]

@@CLO3D that's fine but need the exact computer you use that would be better software crashes a lot when doing knitwear

[@CLO3D]

We don't recommend specific models. But the CLO team does use high spec gaming PCs. As long as what you buy in within or better than the specs linked you will be good to go.

[@danukool]

@@CLO3D not very helpful but I will figure it out myself

[@Hymenaei]

as i have read in the comments you can't export it out, very sad, i hope in the future you're able to export it out for a highpoly mesh, would be even better if there was a low poly solid version that had the rib parts extruded out per example

[@CLO3D]

We will give your feedback to our Dev team. Many people do use Displacement Maps for Rib which work very well

[@ashraqueandalib]

Is there anyway for me to create a crochet effect with this, like by using masks or something?

[@CLO3D]

You can adjust the Type and Gauge for different effects. Otherwise you can instead use regular material and add your own unique custom crochet maps

[@wendyfeller6941]

Keeps crashing

[@CLO3D]

This tool is very heavy on computers. Take a look at our recommended specs. you will need to be on the higher end of the specs with this tool. support.clo3d.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000307168-CLO-system-requirements-June-2024 Otherwise we recommend not turning the visual on while building and only activate for rendering

[@khadijazahid65]

اتمنى لو كان مترجم للغة العربية او الفرنسية ❤

[@CLO3D]

شكرًا لك . سوف نرسل ملاحظاتك إلى فريقنا.

[@andcusha1549]

❤

[@SlyerTerm]

Cool but the resulting pattern is not usable for manufacturing, because the vast majority of knitwear is not cut and sewn but fully fashioned

[@CLO3D]

Correct. This is currently meant more for visualization