The Internet's computer-assisted functions are also advancing quickly, and these developments, together with other advances in computing, have made almost every facet of modern life much more convenient. Computer-aided design (CAD) software has been used to create garment samples and 3D models for use in the fashion industry. This strategy not only significantly decreases the burden of the staff but also significantly shortens the cycle of creating and designing Fashion Designing. In this piece, we take a look at how CAD may be utilized in the modeling development process, and how techniques like multiformities modeling and NURBS surface modeling can help illustrate the capabilities of CAD. Inferring that the model's dying effect is similarly varied from the computer-aided dye applicator's functional properties, we then derive the virtual display effect from the digital 3D model of the garment. With the help of digital design software, it's possible to create clothes that not only looks good, but also performs reliably, steadily, and safely.

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