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Legacy 3D Styling in Lotta

Myrna Ailabouni
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Legacy 3D Styling in Lotta

This content applies to versions older than 2020 May Edition.

To use the 3D styling tools, you first go to the 3D styling pane. When the pane is displayed, you can use the styling tools as required.

For more information, expand the following:

To view the pane and the 3D styling tools:

  1. On the Main toolbar, click 3D styling.

    The 3D styling pane is displayed.

    3D styling pane

    The 3D styling pane and the 3D styling horizontal contextual menu are displayed.

Once you have dressed the avatar, and made 3D styling adjustments, if you click Prepare, this cancels all 3D styling. Instead, if you need to redress the avatar, click Dress, then Finish.

To make 3D styling adjustments:

  1. Click the tool you want to use: Pinch, Brush, or Erase.

  2. Set the required radius. Either drag the slider, or type in the radius.

  3. In the 3D window, use the tool.

  4. In the 3D styling pane, in the 3D Styling Properties section, select the styling property you want to apply: Hold, Flatten, or Retouch.

  5. If required, push or pull the affected area by selecting and dragging it.

  6. Once you have finished styling, on the Main toolbar, click Dress.

The tools and properties are described in the following table:

Tool/Property Description

Pinch

Use this tool to push or pull the selected point or area by dragging.

Note:

  • The size of the point selected matches the specified radius.

  • This tool affects a point or area determined by the radius. For a freehand selection, use the Brush tool.

Brush

Use this tool to paint an area by dragging.

Note:

  • The size of the brush point matches the specified radius.

  • This tool affects the area you paint over. For a more focused selection, use the Pinch tool.

Erase

Use this tool to erase previously applied 3D styling.

Note: The size of the erase point matches the specified radius.

Radius

Determines the area the point of each tool affects.

Hold

The affected area does not move. Areas with this property are colored blue.

Flatten

The affected area is smoothed out (ironed). Areas with this property are colored orange.

Retouch

The affected area is stretched or shrunk according to the property values. Areas with this property are colored magenta.

  • To shrink the area, drag the slider to the left, or type in a value less than 100.

    Drag the slider or type in a value

  • To stretch the area, drag the slider to the right, or type in a value greater than 100.

  • By default, the retouch property is applied the same way to the width and length. To set separate properties for Width and Length, click Connected. Width and Length properties are displayed separately.

    Drag the slider or type in a value

    Note: The width and length follow the grain line.

  • To see which direction width goes in, either click the blue circle on the Width slider or click inside the Width number field. A red line is displayed showing the direction of the width.

    Direction of width

  • To see which direction length goes in, either click the blue circle on the Length slider or click inside the Length number field. A blue line is displayed showing the direction of the length.

    Direction of length
You can overlap 3D styling areas.

You can select an area over which you have applied 3D styling and selected a property. For example, Pinch + Hold. Each such area displays a selector consisting of two connected, colored globes. One globe is displayed on each side of the garment.

The following image shows the selector for an area on a man’s short sleeved shirt. The avatar is hidden.

Selecting a styled area

To select:

  • An area, click either globe. The globe displays in green to show it is selected.

  • Multiple areas, press Shift while clicking.

As well as using either globe of the selector to select an area, you can also use it to push or pull the area.

Push or pull

You can clear 3D styling using the Erase tool.

You can also clear:

  • An area of 3D styling by selecting it, then going to the 3D Styling Properties section and clicking Clear styling.

  • Multiple areas of 3D styling by selecting them, then going to the 3D Styling Properties section and clicking .

  • All 3D styling, by clicking Select All, then Clear. All the styling is cleared.

    How to clear all 3D styling

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