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[2023-02] New Feature, CLO-SET Garment Rendering Style List!

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Hello CLO-SET Users, 

We are so excited to announce our new feature, Garment Rendering Style List!

Now you will have options to view your 3D contents in various modes, as done in CLO3D.

 

 

Benefits

 

1) How To

Content Page > 3D Viewer > Tool Tip > Garment Rendering Style Group

On the content page 3D viewer pane, hover over the tool tip to expand it. Then, you'll see the 'Garment Rendering Style Group' icon. Click the icon to select the viewing option you want.

 

mceclip0.png ► mceclip1.png ► mceclip2.png

 

2) Garment Rendering Style Options

  • You can now use the Garment Rendering Style options to view your 3d assets as done in CLO 3D. Explore different viewing modes to review your 3D assets in detail.
  • For more information on each option, refer to CLO's article on Garment Rendering Style HERE.

Example

Mode

Details

mceclip0.png

[Default]

Thick Textured Surface

Window: alt + 1

Mac: ⌥(opt) + 1

  • Expresses fabrics with thickness based on fabric property.

mceclip1.png

Monochrome Surface

alt + 3

⌥(opt) + 3

  • Garment will appear in black and white. Thickness not shown.
mceclip2.png

 

Translucent Surface

 

alt + 4

⌥(opt) + 4

  • Garment shown as semi-transparent.
mceclip3.png

Mesh

alt + 5

⌥(opt) + 5

  • Garment shown in the mesh structure.
mceclip4.png

Random Color Surface
  • Random colors assigned to each pattern (excluding trims).

 

 

3) Note

Please note that the Garment Rendering Style is applied to Garment only (not on avatars).

For Random Color Surface the colors will NOT be applied to Trims (button hole, puckering, topstitch etc.).

 

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