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Okay, now we've mentioned some of the basics.

Let's add some garments so we can understand more.

So that's some default clothing from the libraries.

If we click on the Library tab on the top left of

the screen and double-click garments you should see

two t-shirts on is categorized as

the male TCGA and other is categorized as a female t-shirt.

If we hover the mouse over these garments,

we should get a quick preview.

If we double-click a t-shirt,

it will appear in our 3D view on the left.

And the pattern should appear in the 2D pattern window on the right.

If you were a fashion designer or you have made your own governments before,

the view on the right-hand side may look and feel familiar to you.

If not, this program may actually teach you a thing or

two about real life pattern cutting and garment making.

Now all of these colored lines that we can see all around the t-shirt, virtual threads.

So these are the threads that will pull each piece of fabric together,

just like in real life,

to form the tissue that would trait openness.

And this button up here is the simulate button.

And a shortcut for simulate is the spacebar on our keyboard.

If we click the simulate button,

the icon was ten blue and the virtual threads will pull the shared together as

a gravity like force is applied and the T-shaped fits

amazingly well onto Nate or avatar here.

Once you have simulated the pattern whereby simulate mode it active or inactive,

the TCA will remain on our Avatar N8.

So to reset the 3D pattern,

you can either go to the top of the screen and go to 3D garment and reset 3D arrangement.

Or this option is also an icon form at the top of the 3D panel.

Now we have some 3D icons visible,

but the others are hidden as they don't fit onto my screen.

So if you are working on a smaller screen or laptop like me,

we need to go to the bottom of the screen here and select the 3D view.

This will reveal all of the tools,

all of the tools that we couldn't see before.

And we want to look for this icon here.

So this will be the reset 3D arranged.

And to be clicks are you can see that the pieces of fabric are now

away from the body and you can see all the virtual threads.

If we go back to our default view.

And we can press similarly again.

And the teacher is simulated.

A tip here is that shift a will hide your avatar.

And pressing Shift a again will reveal the avatar.

Sir, if you do want to have a closer inspection of

the garment without the distraction of the avatar.

Just hit shift a to hide and reveal the avatar.

So Khloe and marvelous designer,

both of the programs pul,

fabric together by selling virtual thread.

But the great thing with these programs is that you can often see

the inner workings when you press the simulate button that brings the garment together.

So I do believe you learn a lot by just watching

the simulation over and over and making small adjustments.

So we've imported some of the default clothing,

but what would we do if we want to adjust this clothing,

for example, make the sleeves longer.