{"workflow":{"id":"discovery-751b56b0f76d47d701a8c099","title":"Inspect strain and seam direction on an existing virtual garment","consumerTitle":"Inspect strain and seam direction on an existing virtual garment","desc":"The CLO3D MCP guide documents simulating an existing garment, capturing several views with strain or stress overlays and checking seam direction. Use the evidence to review where a digital garment pulls before investing in a physical sewing trial.","category":"Creativity & hobbies","agent":"Claude","url":"https://github.com/ttiimmaacc/mcp-for-clo3d","source":"First-party GitHub documentation","status":"Setup guide","checked":"2026-11-09","notes":"Documented capability, not independently reproduced. Digital strain depends on avatar, pose and material fidelity and cannot establish real-world fit. The plug-in is Windows-only and build-specific; its API has no undo, and cannot edit or remove an existing seam. Checkpoints change the open file to the checkpoint copy. Use a physical test garment before cutting valuable fabric. Source reviewed automatically; workflow not independently reproduced. Connection options require verification in your own agent.","prompt":"TASK: Inspect strain and seam direction on an existing virtual garment\n\nMY SETUP\n- Claude Desktop or another documented MCP client connected to the CLO3D plug-in\n- Windows 10 or 11 and the exact CLO3D build supported by the installed plug-in\n- An existing garment project with a suitable avatar, pose and fabric properties\n- Permission to create a project checkpoint before simulation\n\nBEFORE STARTING\nConfirm which files, information and permissions you can actually access. Ask me for essential missing details. If direct connections are unavailable, explain how I can paste or export the relevant data. Do not claim an integration is connected without checking.\n\nWORKFLOW\n1. Read project, garment, fabric and avatar information. Confirm that the avatar and fabric settings are appropriate for my sewing project; flag missing or assumed properties rather than inventing measurements.\n2. Save a checkpoint and record its original project path. Inspect pattern geometry and seam-line directions, using the numbered 2D view to identify suspicious reversed joins.\n3. Simulate the garment, then capture front, back and side views with the strain map enabled. Compare stressed areas with seams and fabric settings, distinguishing visible observations from possible explanations.\n4. Return annotated view references and a piece-by-piece issue list with confidence, setup assumptions and suggested manual checks. Do not change pattern geometry or seams without a separately reviewed plan.\n\nEXPECTED RESULT\nA visual garment-fit inspection report with simulated strain views, suspected seam issues and a focused checklist for a physical toile.\n\nLIMITATIONS\nDocumented capability, not independently reproduced. Digital strain depends on avatar, pose and material fidelity and cannot establish real-world fit. The plug-in is Windows-only and build-specific; its API has no undo, and cannot edit or remove an existing seam. Checkpoints change the open file to the checkpoint copy. Use a physical test garment before cutting valuable fabric.\n\nFIRST RUN\nUse a small read-only sample and show me the result. Get my approval before modifying data, sending messages, booking, spending or activating recurring work.","requirements":["Claude Desktop or another documented MCP client connected to the CLO3D plug-in","Windows 10 or 11 and the exact CLO3D build supported by the installed plug-in","An existing garment project with a suitable avatar, pose and fabric properties","Permission to create a project checkpoint before simulation"],"connectors":["Inspect the currently open garment project after confirming its file and avatar","Open a separate copy of an existing CLO project; load a prepared avatar or saved pose through the supported tools if needed"],"steps":["Read project, garment, fabric and avatar information. Confirm that the avatar and fabric settings are appropriate for my sewing project; flag missing or assumed properties rather than inventing measurements.","Save a checkpoint and record its original project path. Inspect pattern geometry and seam-line directions, using the numbered 2D view to identify suspicious reversed joins.","Simulate the garment, then capture front, back and side views with the strain map enabled. Compare stressed areas with seams and fabric settings, distinguishing visible observations from possible explanations.","Return annotated view references and a piece-by-piece issue list with confidence, setup assumptions and suggested manual checks. Do not change pattern geometry or seams without a separately reviewed plan."],"taskSteps":["Read project, garment, fabric and avatar information. Confirm that the avatar and fabric settings are appropriate for my sewing project; flag missing or assumed properties rather than inventing measurements.","Save a checkpoint and record its original project path. Inspect pattern geometry and seam-line directions, using the numbered 2D view to identify suspicious reversed joins.","Simulate the garment, then capture front, back and side views with the strain map enabled. Compare stressed areas with seams and fabric settings, distinguishing visible observations from possible explanations.","Return annotated view references and a piece-by-piece issue list with confidence, setup assumptions and suggested manual checks. Do not change pattern geometry or seams without a separately reviewed plan."],"taskConnectors":["Claude Desktop or another documented MCP client connected to the CLO3D plug-in","Windows 10 or 11 and the exact CLO3D build supported by the installed plug-in","An existing garment project with a suitable avatar, pose and fabric properties","Permission to create a project checkpoint before simulation"],"connectionOptions":["Inspect the currently open garment project after confirming its file and avatar","Open a separate copy of an existing CLO project; load a prepared avatar or saved pose through the supported tools if needed"],"expectedResult":"A visual garment-fit inspection report with simulated strain views, suspected seam issues and a focused checklist for a physical toile.","limitations":"Documented capability, not independently reproduced. Digital strain depends on avatar, pose and material fidelity and cannot establish real-world fit. The plug-in is Windows-only and build-specific; its API has no undo, and cannot edit or remove an existing seam. Checkpoints change the open file to the checkpoint copy. Use a physical test garment before cutting valuable fabric.","trigger":"On demand","evidenceSummary":"The CLO3D MCP guide documents simulating an existing garment, capturing several views with strain or stress overlays and checking seam direction. Use the evidence to review where a digital garment pulls before investing in a physical sewing trial.","evidenceType":"documented capability","recipe":{"goal":"Inspect strain and seam direction on an existing virtual garment","sources":["Inspect the currently open garment project after confirming its file and avatar","Open a separate copy of an existing CLO project; load a prepared avatar or saved pose through the supported tools if needed"],"access":"Claude Desktop or another documented MCP client connected to the CLO3D plug-in; Windows 10 or 11 and the exact CLO3D build supported by the installed plug-in; An existing garment project with a suitable avatar, pose and fabric properties; Permission to create a project checkpoint before simulation","trigger":"On demand","steps":["Read project, garment, fabric and avatar information. Confirm that the avatar and fabric settings are appropriate for my sewing project; flag missing or assumed properties rather than inventing measurements.","Save a checkpoint and record its original project path. Inspect pattern geometry and seam-line directions, using the numbered 2D view to identify suspicious reversed joins.","Simulate the garment, then capture front, back and side views with the strain map enabled. Compare stressed areas with seams and fabric settings, distinguishing visible observations from possible explanations.","Return annotated view references and a piece-by-piece issue list with confidence, setup assumptions and suggested manual checks. 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Confirm that the avatar and fabric settings are appropriate for my sewing project; flag missing or assumed properties rather than inventing measurements.\n2. Save a checkpoint and record its original project path. Inspect pattern geometry and seam-line directions, using the numbered 2D view to identify suspicious reversed joins.\n3. Simulate the garment, then capture front, back and side views with the strain map enabled. Compare stressed areas with seams and fabric settings, distinguishing visible observations from possible explanations.\n4. Return annotated view references and a piece-by-piece issue list with confidence, setup assumptions and suggested manual checks. Do not change pattern geometry or seams without a separately reviewed plan.\n\nEXPECTED RESULT\nA visual garment-fit inspection report with simulated strain views, suspected seam issues and a focused checklist for a physical toile.\n\nLIMITATIONS\nDocumented capability, not independently reproduced. Digital strain depends on avatar, pose and material fidelity and cannot establish real-world fit. The plug-in is Windows-only and build-specific; its API has no undo, and cannot edit or remove an existing seam. Checkpoints change the open file to the checkpoint copy. Use a physical test garment before cutting valuable fabric.\n\nFIRST RUN\nUse a small read-only sample and show me the result. 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Confirm that the avatar and fabric settings are appropriate for my sewing project; flag missing or assumed properties rather than inventing measurements.\n2. Save a checkpoint and record its original project path. Inspect pattern geometry and seam-line directions, using the numbered 2D view to identify suspicious reversed joins.\n3. Simulate the garment, then capture front, back and side views with the strain map enabled. Compare stressed areas with seams and fabric settings, distinguishing visible observations from possible explanations.\n4. Return annotated view references and a piece-by-piece issue list with confidence, setup assumptions and suggested manual checks. Do not change pattern geometry or seams without a separately reviewed plan.\n\nEXPECTED RESULT\nA visual garment-fit inspection report with simulated strain views, suspected seam issues and a focused checklist for a physical toile.\n\nLIMITATIONS\nDocumented capability, not independently reproduced. Digital strain depends on avatar, pose and material fidelity and cannot establish real-world fit. The plug-in is Windows-only and build-specific; its API has no undo, and cannot edit or remove an existing seam. Checkpoints change the open file to the checkpoint copy. Use a physical test garment before cutting valuable fabric.\n\nFIRST RUN\nUse a small read-only sample and show me the result. 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Confirm that the avatar and fabric settings are appropriate for my sewing project; flag missing or assumed properties rather than inventing measurements.\n2. Save a checkpoint and record its original project path. Inspect pattern geometry and seam-line directions, using the numbered 2D view to identify suspicious reversed joins.\n3. Simulate the garment, then capture front, back and side views with the strain map enabled. Compare stressed areas with seams and fabric settings, distinguishing visible observations from possible explanations.\n4. Return annotated view references and a piece-by-piece issue list with confidence, setup assumptions and suggested manual checks. Do not change pattern geometry or seams without a separately reviewed plan.\n\nEXPECTED RESULT\nA visual garment-fit inspection report with simulated strain views, suspected seam issues and a focused checklist for a physical toile.\n\nLIMITATIONS\nDocumented capability, not independently reproduced. Digital strain depends on avatar, pose and material fidelity and cannot establish real-world fit. The plug-in is Windows-only and build-specific; its API has no undo, and cannot edit or remove an existing seam. Checkpoints change the open file to the checkpoint copy. Use a physical test garment before cutting valuable fabric.\n\nFIRST RUN\nUse a small read-only sample and show me the result. 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Confirm that the avatar and fabric settings are appropriate for my sewing project; flag missing or assumed properties rather than inventing measurements.\n2. Save a checkpoint and record its original project path. Inspect pattern geometry and seam-line directions, using the numbered 2D view to identify suspicious reversed joins.\n3. Simulate the garment, then capture front, back and side views with the strain map enabled. Compare stressed areas with seams and fabric settings, distinguishing visible observations from possible explanations.\n4. Return annotated view references and a piece-by-piece issue list with confidence, setup assumptions and suggested manual checks. Do not change pattern geometry or seams without a separately reviewed plan.\n\nEXPECTED RESULT\nA visual garment-fit inspection report with simulated strain views, suspected seam issues and a focused checklist for a physical toile.\n\nLIMITATIONS\nDocumented capability, not independently reproduced. 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