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Digital Streetwear Design in CLO 3D and Cinema 4D

Organising the UV Map

A course by Stephy Fung , Digital Fashion Artist

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4,528 students

Audio: English

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About the video: Organising the UV Map

Overview

“I will now focus on organising the UV map and getting it ready for texturing. It is important to scale them proportionally and place each garment piece into its own UV square.”

In this video lesson Stephy Fung addresses the topic: Organising the UV Map, which is part of the Domestika online course: Digital Streetwear Design in CLO 3D and Cinema 4D. Learn to design stylish digital clothing with CLO 3D and showcase your outfits in an animated walk cycle using Cinema 4D and After Effects.

Partial transcription of the video

“ Organising the UV Map In this lesson, we will organise the UV maps so that they are ready for texturing. Remember to scale proportionally, and also don't forget to put each garment into their separate UV square. I'll show you how to do that. To build UVs, we are going to go up to Simulation, at the top-right corner. Click on this arrow here, and we will go to UV Editor. Here is our UV map. Now, we are going to separate the T-shirt from the trousers. Let's grab everything from the T-shirt and move it up here. Everything from the trousers, we can move it over here, and I believe we got, if ...”

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Course summary for: Digital Streetwear Design in CLO 3D and Cinema 4D

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (55)
4528 students
5 units
24 lessons (3h 37m)
3 downloads

Category
3D & Animation, Fashion
Software
Cinema 4D, Substance Painter
Areas
3D Animation, 3D Modeling, Animation, Character Animation, Fashion Design

Stephy Fung

A course by Stephy Fung

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Digital Fashion Artist

Stephy Fung is a freelance digital fashion artist based in the UK. After studying graphic design, she spent several years working in 3D motion design before pivoting to digital fashion, a skill she taught herself during the 2020 lockdown. The outfits she creates pay homage to her Chinese heritage while embracing her dual identity, combining modern styles with traditional Chinese elements.

Stephy began by sharing her work online and has since collaborated with clients such as Dell, Snapchat, Xbox, Highsnobiety, Jo Malone, Paco Rabanne, Vogue Singapore, and Selfridges. In between projects, she passes on her knowledge of design through talks at events and educational institutions.