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So the teacher is made from a front section,

aback section to sleeves and these pieces that make up the color.

So I can click on individual sections or I can click and

drag a selection box over multiple parts of fabric to select the model.

So what if I wanted to make the sleeves longer?

I could select the whole piece of fabric and increase its length by pulling downwards.

But create problems by scaling the whole piece of

fabric as I have adjusted the shape and the other shoulder here.

So what we need to do is go to this second icon here.

Hold the mouse down and select edit.

Pattern. Fits tool will allow us to select individual points.

So I can move the individual points.

Or I can drag this whole line down.

If I hold shift again,

it allows us to pull directly downwards,

directly sideways for move at a 45 degree angle.

So all these things are super useful features.

So if I pull this line down now I'm release the mouse button.

I've increased the length of the sleeve without modifying the shoulder area.

And now I can press Simulate.

Now if we go to this icon up here next to the simulate button,

the shortcut for this tool is the letter q.

These two allows us to pinch and drive

the Garmin in a very realistic manner in the 3D view.

So we can play around with our 3D garment in a very intuitive way.

And here we might realize that my actually

look good if we bring in a little at the waste.

So we can jump over to the 2D pattern window and bring these points in.

This adjustment automatically disables simulation mode.

As you can tell on the top left of the screen,

the simulation R0 is now gray.

So when Simulation mode is active, icon is blue.

And when Simulation mode is not active,

the icon is grayed out.

And we can toggle simulation mode by pressing

the spacebar or just clicking on simulate icon.

And it's a really useful tool.

So if we click this icon and then we go to

the strain map and where we've just brought this t-shirt in at the way,

the red areas of the strain map indicate where it's tighter on the body.

So there's a lot more useful tools,

but we are building a base knowledge fast as there's

no way we're going to remember that every function straight away.

So try this yourself.

Try make some long sleeves and a more narrow waist and then go to the next video.