Canadian Costumer's Digital Research Initiative Results
This research is targeted to Canadian Costumers, and more specifically to those working in the production of theatrical costumes.
This research is targeted to Canadian Costumers, and more specifically to those working in the production of theatrical costumes.
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Once a 2D pattern has been developed a sew function is applied to the<br />
pattern. This indicates sewing connections to the software, which runs a 3D<br />
simulation of the costume. Fabric specifications inform the drape of the<br />
garment in the simulation.<br />
The customizable avatar (found in the 3D workspace) has cylinders around<br />
arms, torso, neck etc. Pattern pieces are organized by placing them onto the<br />
cylinders. In Gerber you assign placement of your pattern pieces in the model<br />
Editor. In CLO ‘arrangement points’ on the avatar can be activated for easy<br />
placement.<br />
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Lay out your 2D pattern in an organized manner to maintain clear and visible<br />
sewing connections.<br />
It is important that your sewing lines do not overlap each other and that your<br />
pattern pieces are not interrupted by the body of your avatar as both of those<br />
scenarios will result in an error in the simulation.
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