Features

OBJ | Maintain UV

Keep the original UV and material information when importing an OBJ file as a garment.

Keep the same camera composition by transferring camera data between FBX and glTF/GLB files.

Record an avatar's changing blend shape values as animation keyframes to bring movement and shape changes to life.

Select specific grading sizes and render them all at once.

Automatically save your work over time so you can easily restore it to any earlier point.

Manage cost information for each material and trim, then carry it through to your BOM and Tech Pack.

Extend the zipper tape to connect curved or diagonally finished ends without gaps. Create and edit its sewing and internal lines directly in the 2D window.

Fine-tune the shape and position of glued patterns.

After lacing, adjust the direction and curvature to edit laces into the exact shape you want.

Lock graphics in place so their position and size can't be changed unintentionally.

Measure a bag's interior volume to check its storage capacity.

Pinch garments on both sides at the same time during simulation

Design knit swatches with improved selection, editing, and simulation tools in the Knit Swatch Editor.

Auto-arrange pattern information labels and preview the final result before sending it to the plotter.

Import notches onto the pattern outline, the seam allowance, or both when loading a DXF file.

Create beautiful, natural folds by setting the angle at a single end of an internal line.

Nest more flexibly and precisely with fabric-based production shrinkage, horizontal markers, directional buffer spacing, and manual nesting.

Create a wider variety of pattern shapes with new Fill, Trim, and Slice options based on overlapping areas.

Edit seam allowances into any shape you need, with a wider range of corner options.

Draft parametric patterns based on your avatar's measurements, and expand your designs by adding detail blocks like pockets and hoods.

Automatically fold a 3D garment into the shape you want. Just set the fold line specifications.