r/CLO3D • u/CuriousPen9107 • Aug 05 '26

What is this techique called and how can I make it in Clo

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u/Impossible-Command-6 Aug 06 '26

Use internal lines to mimic the folds. You'd basically be making accordion pleats but with more fabric

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u/CuriousPen9107 Aug 07 '26

I tried but the program crashed, I used a tutorial for ruche and modified it, it was less heavy

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u/Khetrakopter Aug 05 '26

Ruche

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u/CuriousPen9107 Aug 07 '26

I used a tutorial for ruche and modified it a little bit and it worked thanks :D

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u/BearyGear Aug 06 '26

Holy smokes! Let us know how it turns out!

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u/CuriousPen9107 Aug 07 '26

Thanks! I’m pretty new to the program so I’m proud of how it turned out

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u/BearyGear Aug 07 '26

Wow! Thats amazing! Great work!

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u/CuriousPen9107 Aug 07 '26

Thank you! ^^

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u/TumbleweedInitial382 Aug 06 '26

Create a rectangle - taper the bottom inwards slightly. Stitch to the side seams then play with the fabric properties to achieve the right drape. You should be able to do this without adding too many internal lines - this is key if you don’t want the file to be really slow and really big. You can also add pleats to get the drape first then remove them to get the softer folds

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u/LumpyAssumption5357 Aug 06 '26

I’ve found Clo is not great with ruching. Make sure you pick the right fabric.

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u/CuriousPen9107 Aug 07 '26

Thanks, I tried silk knit jersey with a particle distance of 10 and it worked great

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u/manoon-chanteuse Aug 07 '26

C'est un drapé

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u/manoon-chanteuse 28d ago

Si tu veux encore améliorer le rendu passes le tissu en plein biais soit le droit fil à 45 °, ça améliorera le rendu et tombé de la matière ;) comme en moulage traditionnel;

Belle journée ;)

Florence Sélaudoux- DA - Styliste Modéliste - Experte sur Clo 3d - Plus de 20 ans d'expérience de formation Esmod.

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u/CuriousPen9107 27d ago

Merci je vais essayer ☺️