Selene Audion

Hey thank you so much! I'm . . . I'm trying... T-T

Yep. CLO is exactly the same as MD, but with some added features - like avatar sizing and printing to a pattern plotter. Same company. Slightly different applications. MD is for 3D game fashions and costumes. But all the menus are the same.

Hmm... Would it work if I started in the CLO version to just Clone Layer Under to the parts I need to have texture on the underside as well? Similar to a lining on a real garment? It creates a new pattern piece in CLO for this... And yeah, again, super new. Blender is an alien world to me. But clothing patterns I understand. It's scary and exciting.

Okay. So I'm assuming this has to be done in Blender then? I am super new to Blender. I'm amazed I got this far.

Hi everyone! Newbie mesh creator here. I successfully created my first dress and imported it to SL with a texture map that works beautifully! Except for one teeny tiny little thing... The underside of the mesh is invisible. I'm not sure what setting I have to change to prevent this. How do I make the whole mesh dress opaque? What did I do wrong? I'm using Blender and Avastar. I actually use CLO3D (basically the same program as MD except for real world clothing and design). I was pretty excited when I found out my program can be used to create 3D models of clothes I make in real life. I've spent the last four days learning as much as I could to get this far. Now I have this little hiccup and can't seem to find the right keywords to search for a solution - either a video or a reply here in the forums. So it's come to this: I'm posting a new topic in the forums, hoping some kind and patient soul could point out my mistake here. I feel like I missed a step. But still, I'm pretty proud I made it this far. My strengths lie in fashion design and sewing in real life. The 3D design world is pretty new to me. I've only been using CLO since August of last year. The dress in the pics is one I made RL. It was a simple construction, so I thought it was a perfect beginner's tool to try to import into a virtual space. But about that alpha underside . . . help?