

The simulation results show that the research can effectively improve the efficiency of designers and buyers, can save costs, and can be effectively applied in the commercial field. This research uses Lectra CAD software to make children’s clothing pattern, Clo3D for virtual modular design, and “Insanda children’s clothing virtual design and show” for virtual try-on and show.

Or, you can control the seam even more, by starting a seamline with a left-click to indicate the beginning of the seam, then right-clicking to bring up a input box that allows for a specific length to be typed in.In view of the inconvenient display of children’s clothing, the poor experience of designers when modifying sample clothes, and the immature display of children’s clothing, which affects the rational judgment of fashion buyers, this paper puts forward the modular design method of children’s clothing virtual fitting. When you lay down the first seam connection, the program makes a note of how long a seamline you made, and when you connect to the other pattern, it lays down a blue dot to indicate where the seam length will be the same as on the first pattern. If you wish to sew a specific length (as opposed to simply sewing two complete edges together), use the Free Sewing tool. If you want to add points at specific measured places, use the Add Point tool, and right-click (on a pattern's edge line) for an input box that allows you to specify either exact lengths, proportional splits, or evenly spaced points.

If you then want to make a (for example, a waistband) pattern to match, you can single left-click with the rectangle pattern tool to bring up the input box to create a rectangle pattern piece with specific dimensions. To view what lengths a pattern's lines currently have: use Shift-Z to display them. Many of the functions are hidden with right-mouse button access. Luckily the two programs use much the same interface and tools. Most of us use Marvelous Designer, not CLO3D.
