CAD-Systems-in-Textile-Design.pptx different
- 1. CAD Systems in Textile Design Computer-aided design (CAD) systems are widely used in the textile industry. These systems help designers create, visualize, and manage textile designs for various applications. by Fashion Technology
- 2. Textile Design Systems Woven Fabrics CAD software helps designers create intricate patterns for woven fabrics. Knitted Fabrics Specialized software simulates knit stitch formation and yarn usage. Printed Fabrics Designers can create digital prints and experiment with color palettes. Surface Ornamentation CAD tools assist in designing embroidery, beading, and other surface embellishments.
- 3. Knitted Fabrics 1 Stitch Formation CAD software visualizes knit stitch formation on the screen. 2 Yarn Usage The software calculates the amount of yarn needed for each piece. 3 Yarn Scanning Yarn scanners simulate knitted fabric appearance using selected yarn.
- 4. Illustrations/ Sketch Pad Systems Sketchpad Designers can create freehand images using a stylus on an electronic pad. Knit & Weave Simulations The sketchpad allows for creating and storing knit and weave simulations. Design Library Stored designs can be pasted over sketches to show texture and dimensions.
- 5. Texture Mapping: 3D Draping Software Model Image The designer starts with an image of a model wearing a garment. Fabric Swatch A swatch of new fabric is created and laid over the garment area. Color Filling The computer automatically fills the area with the new fabric color.
- 6. Embroidery Systems 1 Design Creation Designers can create embroidery designs directly on the computer. 2 Color & Stitch Definition The software allows for defining the color and type of embroidery stitches. 3 Combinations Various combinations of color and stitches are possible. 4 Mass Production The software is used for mass producing embroidered textiles.
- 7. Digitizing Systems Process Description Adding Details Details are added to an original pattern or sloper. Notch Marking Notches are marked on the pattern. Point Definition Points around the pattern are defined. Manipulation Patterns can be manipulated using specific tools.
- 8. Grading Systems Base Size The base size or sample size pattern is used as a starting point. Size Specification Sheet A size specification sheet defines the size increments. Size Adjustment The pattern is increased or decreased to create different sizes. Production Samples Production samples are typically medium size, but can be graded to other sizes.
- 9. Marker Making Systems Computerized Marker Making Computerized marker making is the most efficient method. Fabric Wastage Computerized markers minimize fabric wastage.
- 10. Draping Software 1 Virtual Models Draping software allows designers to create and visualize garment designs on virtual models. 2 Realistic Simulations The software simulates fabrics, textures, and colors realistically. 3 Quick Adjustments Designers can make quick adjustments to the garment design. 4 Popular Software Popular draping software includes CLO 3D, Browzwear (VStitcher), and Optitex.