Set Fabric Textures

Objective

Express texture or pattern of the fabric.

Location

Object Browser ▶ Fabric

Operation

1. Select the menu indicated in Location.

2. Select a fabric.

   → Fabric Property appears in Property Editor.

3. Refer to the below table to set the base texture.

PBR (Default)

Option	Description
Texture Repeat Type (ver. 10)	Repeat	Repeatedly display the texture on the pattern.
	Unified  Map	Display the texture based on the pattern layout of the UV map. [Repeat UV Settings] * Repeat U: Size the texture based on U direction. * Repeat V: Size the texture based on V direction. The number 1 means that the texture is repeated once between 0-1 of the UV map.
Type	Set the appropriate Material Type.
Texture	Click the explore button and apply a texture image from Library/Folder ※Note: Click both back and side tabs and deactivate 'Use Same Materials as Front' to apply different materials to other faces of the pattern.
	Remove Texture Color	Remove the default color to apply other colors while retaining the pattern or texture.
Normal Map	Apply Normal Map image to express uneven texture more realistically.
	Automatic	When a texture is applied, Normal Map is generated by adjusting the Intensity. Higher intensity makes the embossed detail raised off the surface, the lower intensity makes the details lower than the surface.
	Manual	Click the explore or apply the Normal Map image from the Library/Folder ※Note: Use the normal map image made with the exclusive tool to achieve an accurate normal effect. Also, add a normal map that is different with texture in order to create an extra pattern of surface.
Color	Express each of the fabrics in various colorways
Opacity	Adjust Opacity to create sheer fabric. ※Note: When you apply opacity to texture, change Garment Rendering Style as Thick Textured Surface.
Alpha Map (ver. 10)	Express level of transparency using a grayscale image map
	RGB Mode	The encoded map with alpha value in RGB channel.
	Alpha Mode	The encoded map with alpha value in alpha channel.
Roughness	Intensity	Edit fabric gloss by adjusting Intensity of the Roughness
	Map	Edit fabric gloss by adding and modifying Roughness Map.
		Map	Select the Browse button next to the Map option to add a Roughness Map to the selected Fabric style.
		Map Intensity	Adjust the Map's Intensity.
		Invert	Select to invert the gloss of the fabric. When this option is selected, the shinny part becomes dull and vice-versa. To use Specular Maps provided in below ver. 6, check this option.
Reflection Intensity	Greater the Reflection Intensity value is, more reflective than the material or fabric is and vice-versa.
Metalness (ver. 10)	Adjust metallic level. Higher value makes the surface more metallic.
Metalness Map (ver. 10)	Partially express metallics using a grayscale image. The white parts of the map appear metallic. ※Note: When working with Metalness Map, control Roughness Intensity and Reflection Intensity level that are suitable for the metallic texture. (e.g. Roughness Intensity 10, Reflection Intensity 90) For the non-metallic areas(matte), assign the same metalness map to Roughness Map, and turn on Invert.

Substance (ver. 10)

Set the file format as Substance at the right menu of Material, you can use SBSAR file of Substance which is the main application of physical based rendering.

To get a better rendering result for substance materials, enable High-Quality Render on 3D window. 

Properties	Description
Substance File	Import SBSAR file by clicking 'Explore' or, download SBSAR file by clicking 'Go to Substance Source'. * SBSAR file can be imported by Object Browser> Right-click on Fabric item.
Preset	Choose the preset of SBSAR.
Resolution	Adjust the image resolution of SBSAR.
Custom Properties	Edit the properties of SBSAR. ※Note: Custom Properties are different depending on the property of the file. Refer to the Substance Manual for more detailed information.

※ Note:

• Clicking on a Fabric from the Fabric List is going to highlight the Patterns where the Fabric is being applied to, in the 3D/2D window.

• Clicking on a Pattern in the 3D or 2D window is going to highlight the Fabric where it is being applied to, in the Object Browser ▶ Fabric Tab.