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NEW TOOLS: 3D Visualisation #35

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sconklin opened this issue Nov 22, 2017 · 3 comments
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NEW TOOLS: 3D Visualisation #35

sconklin opened this issue Nov 22, 2017 · 3 comments

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sconklin commented Nov 22, 2017

From @sconklin on August 11, 2015 23:26
Originally reported by: Susan Spencer (Bitbucket: suzynumena, GitHub: Unknown)

Add feature for 3D garment simulation, using Blender or other means.
Garment simulation could include fabric textures, lighting, etc.

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Original comment by Susan Spencer (Bitbucket: suzynumena, GitHub: Unknown):


Also export a 2D image of the 3D garment to use in Tech Packs.

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sconklin commented Nov 22, 2017

Original comment by Susan Spencer (Bitbucket: suzynumena, GitHub: Unknown):


'Dummying up' a pattern is demonstrated in this video, I think that part
has been figured out for a while.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Y_bC0gjoM0

First step is to implement Notch pairs to match Seam Line 1 in one pattern piece to Seam Line 2 a second pattern
piece.

Instruction Marks will be required to define begin and end for gathers and ease. The number of vertices on Seam Line 1 equal the vertices of Seam Line 2 but the actual length of Seam Line 1 and Seam Line 2 might not match (which creates gathers, ease,

Object Marks will be required to match dart legs, tuck edges, pleat edges, and other matching bits and pieces.

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Original comment by Robert Martin (Bitbucket: BadWolflab, GitHub: Unknown):


the biggest blocker on this is getting a sane scripted way to get a quad/tri mesh from an svg outline.
the biggest issue is getting a line of matching verts on either side of a seam. can you dummy up a svg pattern so i can sort it out??

@slspencer slspencer changed the title New feature: 3D Visualisation Feature: 3D Visualisation Jan 3, 2021
@slspencer slspencer changed the title Feature: 3D Visualisation NEW TOOLS: 3D Visualisation Feb 12, 2023
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