MODULE 1: Introduction to CLO 3D

• 1.1 What is CLO 3D?
• Overview of digital fashion and virtual prototyping
• 1.2 Interface & Navigation
• 2D window, 3D window, Object Browser, Property Editor
• 1.3 Setting Up Your Workspace
• Preferences, units, library organization

MODULE 2: Avatar & Measurements

• 2.1 Loading and Customizing Avatars
• 2.2 Creating a Custom Avatar Using Measurement Tools
• 2.3 Avatar Posing and Animation Basics

MODULE 3: Pattern Making in CLO

• 3.1 Basic 2D Pattern Drafting Tools
• 3.2 Importing DXF or Illustrator Patterns
• 3.3 Pattern Editing, Adding Seam Allowances

MODULE 4: Garment Construction

• 4.1 Sewing Tools (Segment, Free, M:N)
• 4.2 Symmetry, Cloning, and Layer Cloning
• 4.3 Assembling and Simulating a Basic T-Shirt
• 4.4 Working with Multiple Garment Pieces (e.g., Pants, Jackets)

MODULE 5: Materials & Textures

• 5.1 Fabric Types, Weight, and Physical Properties
• 5.2 Applying and Editing Textures
• 5.3 Adding Graphics, Logos, and Prints
• 5.4 Creating and Saving Custom Materials

MODULE 6: Fit and Simulation

• 6.1 Real-time Simulation Controls
• 6.2 Collision, Layering, and Arrangement Points
• 6.3 Pressure, Elastic, and Tension Simulation
• 6.4 Testing Fit with Color Maps and Tension Maps

MODULE 7: Detailing and Finishing

• 7.1 Topstitch, Puckering, and Button Tools
• 7.2 Zippers, Snaps, and Trims
• 7.3 Adding Internal Lines and Elastic Bands

MODULE 8: Rendering and Presentation

• 8.1 Using the Render Window
• 8.2 Lighting, Camera Angles, and Backgrounds
• 8.3 Turntable Animation and Video Rendering
• 8.4 Exporting: OBJ, GLB, PNG, MP4, and CLO-SET Integration

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Build, simulate, and render a 3D garment from scratch.
• Modify and fit patterns on various avatars.
• Create presentation-ready renderings and animations.
• Export designs for production or virtual fashion platforms.