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Introduction to CLO 3D
Prerequisites
This course is recommended for people with practical experience or theoretical knowledge of model-making and styling.
- Computer for 3D software
- Clo 3D active license
Target
What you'll learn
- Get to grips with the tool and work environment to create a first virtual prototype and learn how to modify it.
- Generate visuals for technical files and presentations.
Program
0. INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS A 3D MODEL?
1. SOFTWARE INTERFACE
- Overview of 2D and 3D tools
2. 3D NAVIGATION
- Navigating the 3D window
- Understanding the relationship between 2D and 3D
- Discover CLO bookstores
3. AVATAR POSES
Exercise: selecting and modifying an avatar
4. CREATING A MODEL PART I
- Room layout
- Symmetries
- Arrangement points
- Sewing
- Use of libraries
- Colorize
Exercise: the t-shirt
5. CREATING A MODEL PART II: TRANSOFRMER
- Extend
- Cut
- Merge
- Transformation tools
- Add pattern pieces
- The pliers
- Overlaying pieces
- Introduction of topstitching
Exercise: The dress
6. CREATING A MODEL PART II: TRANSOFRMER (PART. 2)
- Modify a volume
- Elastic
- Reinforcing a song
- Topstitching
- Apply and set graphics
- All-over print
- Adding seam values
- Placement on materials
Exercise: Pants
7. CREATING A MODEL PART II
- Pressure
- Insert a zip
- Creating color variants
- Creating a simple silhouette
- Adding accessories
- Setting the scene (pose)
Exercise: The down jacket
8. CREATING A MODEL PART III: CLIPS, PLEATS COMPONENTS
- Create and configure clips and folds
- Applying and setting buttons and topstitching
- Modify your pattern to transform the model with precise instructions
- Complex assembly
Exercise: The kimono jacket
9. FOCUS RENDERINGS: VISUAL STYLE MARKETING
- Layout creation
- Creating a customized environment
- Snapshot
- Schematic render
- HD rendering
- Turntable
Exercise: Creation of various renderings according to context (technical, stylistic, marketing…)
Frequently asked questions
How to finance our training courses?
Our courses organization is Qualiopi certified. This enables you to finance your training courses via the HR budget and/or via your OPCO. Contact your HR department to find out more.
Is the program customized or standard?
The Fit Academy is an extension of the 360° offering of our consultancy Fit Retail.
For each course, we offer :
- An in-depth study of the need, based on one or more exchanges with the company and/or preliminary questionnaires with the trainees,
- A personalized training program tailored to your specific needs.
Our programs are therefore tailor-made.
Do you offer inter-company or intra-company training?
We only offer in-company training, i.e. for a single company.
Who can benefit from Fit Academy training?
Our training courses are aimed at professionals in the Fashion, Luxury & Retail industries, mainly business teams: pattern makers, stylists, product managers, PLM key users… and IT teams (level 1 support).
When should you call on Fit Academy?
Our customers call on us for :
- Train teams who have just joined the company,
- Build internal training paths to facilitate onboarding,
- Support the implementation of PLM or 2D or 3D design software,
- Develop best practices in the use of key software.
What people say about us
Amélie T.
Product Manager
Paco Rabanne
Roberta T.
Senior Development and Purchasing Manager
Paco Rabanne
“The training was very well adapted to our product category”.
Lola R.
Stylist
Petit Bateau
“A trainer who listens, is available and patient. A program that gives the impression of being personalized, so much so that it corresponds to the need.”
Irene V.
Stylist
Petit Bateau
“The trainer is top notch, very open and available and she adapts to our real needs.”
Nathalie P.
Model maker
Petit Bateau
“+++ : the trainer’s model-making skills. Because she’s in the business, she’s familiar with our problems in the field and therefore better able to solve them. The model-maker’s eye is absolutely essential in the development of the white base. Adaptability, resourcefulness & interpersonal skills etc.. It’s a winning combo 😉 I particularly appreciated seeing a model with various complexities achieved by Fit in 3D (e.g. lace panties).”
Erwan V.
Petit Bateau
“The trainer’s technical skills and availability. Seeing the model makers confront difficult cases and succeed. Getting concrete answers and confronting our different ways of thinking with the tool.”
The trainers
A team of digital and fashion experts to help you
deliver professional training courses.
