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CLO3D?

BC RiceBC Rice Posts: 591
in Carrara Discussion

So, I came across this when looking up some CGI comics. Apparently one production house is using this for all of their 3D clothing design for their motion comic. I can't see where it's able to be purchased...

Very cool, though. Something to definitely keep an eye on. 

http://clo3d.com/technology/#MAIN

 

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  • BC RiceBC Rice Posts: 591

    Okay. So...I'm gonna go ahead and assume that if a price isn't listed...then it's hella expensive. haha ;)

    "Write to us at [email protected] to begin a conversation with our teams in Asia, Europe, or North America. 

    As diverse as the industry and the application of our software can be, we fully believe in a made-to-measure approach that respects and preserves the unique characteristics of your traditional process. By understanding and analyzing the precise needs of your company, we can propose the optimal way of adopting CLO3D."

  • LeanaLeana Posts: 11,658
    edited August 2015

    CLO3D is made by the same company as Marvelous Designer, which is widely used for 3D clothes creation nowadays. CLO3D is their pro software aimed at fashion industry.

    So yeah, it's probably in the same price range as the complete Optitex suite, ie very, very expensive ;)

    Post edited by Leana on
  • PhilWPhilW Posts: 5,145

    Marvelous Designer does much the same thing, I believe (there were a few things in the manual that said CLO3d only, which implies it is basically the same program).  It is very good, although I don't like how they price it these days with a subscription model.  They have an open beta on MD5 at the moment if you want to try it.

  • Steve KSteve K Posts: 3,232
    BC Rice said:

    As diverse as the industry and the application of our software can be, we fully believe in a made-to-measure approach that respects and preserves the unique characteristics of your traditional process. By understanding and analyzing the precise needs of your company, we can propose the optimal way of adopting CLO3D."

    Translation: "How much money have you got?"

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,180
    edited September 2015

    eeek the pro version of MD4 is $4000 so hate to think about it

    Post edited by WendyLuvsCatz on
  • Cris PalominoCris Palomino Posts: 11,326
    edited September 2015
    JaguarElla said:

    eeek the pro version of MD4 is $4000 so hate to think about it

    $59.99 monthly subscription or $360.00 annual, or $550 perpetual...not sure where you saw $4000.00.

    Edit:  Oh, you were looking at the Enterprise version, silly kitty.

    From the MD site:  "Personal Licenses are strictly for 'individual' users. All enterprises (film studios, gaming companies, etc.) are prohibited from using Personal Licenses."

    Post edited by Cris Palomino on
  • TaozTaoz Posts: 9,939
    Cris Palomino said:

    $59.99 monthly subscription or $360.00 annual, or $550 perpetual...not sure where you saw $4000.00.

    Perpetual = life time license?

  • Cris PalominoCris Palomino Posts: 11,326
    Taozen said:
    Cris Palomino said:

    $59.99 monthly subscription or $360.00 annual, or $550 perpetual...not sure where you saw $4000.00.

    Perpetual = life time license?

    Perpetual as in for that version.  Same as if you bought Photoshop CS2 and never upgraded, you still have the license to use CS2 perpetually.

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