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Autodesk Crispin ShoeMaker 2016 R1
Tutorials Manual
Designing a sport shoe
Autodesk Crispin ShoeMaker

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ShoeMaker 2016 R1. Published on 10 September 2015
Contents
Adding a last to library and mean the flattening .................................................. 1

1. Add last to library .................................................................................... 1
2. Mean last feather lines ........................................................................... 3
Sketching the style lines ..................................................................................... 5
3. Create stencils ........................................................................................ 5
4. Sketch style lines .................................................................................... 9
5. Export flatten lines to Engineer............................................................. 15
6. Sketch style lines in Engineer............................................................... 16
7. Import style lines and wrap on last ....................................................... 26
8. Edit style lines ...................................................................................... 32
9. Add material to library .......................................................................... 34
Creating pieces ................................................................................................. 35
10. Create upper pieces - 1 ...................................................................... 35
14. Create lining pieces ............................................................................ 67
Creating padding .............................................................................................. 71
15. Create padding on pieces................................................................... 71
16. Create edge stitches - 1 ..................................................................... 77
17. Create edge stitches - 2 ..................................................................... 83
18. Create stitches around cut-outs.......................................................... 88
Creating pipes ................................................................................................... 93
19. Create pipes ....................................................................................... 93
Creating punches .............................................................................................. 96
20. Create punches on pieces .................................................................. 96
Creating custom accessories .......................................................................... 100
21. Sketch wireframes ............................................................................ 100
22. Create accessory solid ..................................................................... 105
23. Add accessory to library ................................................................... 114
24. Place and align accessory ................................................................ 117
25. Place loop......................................................................................... 121
26. Place eyelets .................................................................................... 124
Creating laces ................................................................................................. 127
27. Create lace ....................................................................................... 127
28. Edit lace............................................................................................ 130
29. Add lace ends................................................................................... 133
Creating a sole ................................................................................................ 136
30. Import surfaces for sole .................................................................... 136
31. Wrap tread on sole surface .............................................................. 139
Autodesk Crispin ShoeMaker 2016 R1 Tutorials Manual
Contents i
Summary ................................................................................................ 147
ii Contents
Adding a last to library and mean the

flattening
1. Add last to library
If you are using ShoeMaker-e or do not have the licence
required for the commands in this step of the tutorial*, go to the
next step in the tutorial and click Import Data.
The model will then be provided with the correct data and you will
be able to complete the tutorial.
You can view the AVI for this step to see how the commands would
work.
*In most cases selecting an icon will inform you that the necessary
licence is missing. In some modules of ShoeMaker the icon(s) may
be missing entirely.
1 Click Manage Last Libraries
Designing a sport shoe 1
The Manage Last Libraries dialog is displayed:
2 Click Add a Last Library
3 Browse to the drive and folder where the tutorial files are stored:
*\PS-TutorialsXXXXX\common_files\
dcshoe\sport\dgk
(where XXXXX is the version number of the Tutorials and
* is the drive and path in which the Tutorials are installed.)

4 Click the folder Sport_last.
5 Click OK.
6 Click OK.
A new library is added and displayed in the Library window.
7 Click on the tab Sport_last.
8 Double-click Sport_Last.
2 Designing a sport shoe
9 Click View ISO 4
2. Mean last feather lines

work.
1 Click Last
2 Click Mean flattening
The Mean flattening toolbar is displayed:
3 Click Feather line mean
The 2D flattening window in folded view is displayed:
4 Drag the Toe and Heel markers into position, as shown:
5 Click Feather line mean

The 2D outer and inner feather lines are meaned.

6 Click Shoe modelling
The 3D modelling window is displayed:
Sketching the style lines

3. Create stencils
1 Click Style line
2 Click View from right
3 Click Display Stencil Toolbar
The Stencil toolbar is displayed:
4 Click Open image
The Load Image File dialog is displayed.

dcshoe\sport\dgk

6 From the Files of type list, select JPEG (*.jpg).
7 Select the following file:
SportOuter.jpg.
8 Click Open.
The stencil image is drawn over the last:
Instrumentation nodes enable you to graphically transform the

stencil.
9 Move the cursor over the bottom left node of the stencil, until the
Scale
cursor is displayed.
10 Press and hold the Shift

key and click with the left mouse
button and drag the cursor to enlarge the image to match the
last.
11 Move the cursor over the middle of the stencil, until the Move
12 Click with the left mouse button and drag the cursor to move the
image to match the last.
If you haven't got the image in this position. Try a few more
edits. To rotate the stencil, click and drag on a line when the
Rotate
13 Click Wrap
The image is wrapped around the last:
14 Click Open image
The Load Image File dialog is displayed.

dcshoe\sport\dgk

16 From the Files of type list, select JPEG (*.jpg).
SportTop.jpg.
18 Click Open.
19 Click View from top
20 Repeat the Stencil edit options described in steps 9 - 12, to match

the Stencil image to the last.
21 Click Hide Stencil Toolbar
4. Sketch style lines

1 Right-click Stencil
on the View toolbar.
2 Select SportOuter_1 from the flyout.

3 Click Sketch style line
position shown:
.
key and click on the model in the
Use Shift+click when inserting a point to make a style line

perpendicular to a line.
5 Click to create more points of the style line, as shown:
7 Select SportTop_1 from the flyout.

8 Click the final point on the centre line, as shown:
9 Click Select
10 Repeat steps 37 to create 10 more style lines, as shown:
If you have trouble creating the objects you can click Import
Data on the next step to open a model with the correct objects in
it.
12 Select SportOuter_1 from the flyout.

13 Click Sketch style line
14 Click to create the first point, as shown:
15 Click more points to create the style line, tracing the stencil
image:
16 Click the final point on the first point:
Clicking the last point on the start point creates a closed

curve.
17 Repeat steps 1316 to create five more style lines:
18 Click Select
19 Click and drag points to smooth the curve out:
20 Click the style line shown:
21 Click Cut
22 Click the style line just above where it says intersection.
The style line is divided into two pieces.
23 Right-click to clear the selection.

it.
5. Export flatten lines to Engineer

work.
1 Click Export data file
2 Click Export 2D Pattern from model
The Export pattern data dialog is displayed.
3 In the Save in list, select the path to a temporary folder.

The typical path might be:
C:\temp\
where C is the drive on which you store your working files.
4 In the File name text box, enter:
Sport
5 Click Save.
6. Sketch style lines in Engineer

If you haven't got Crispin Engineer installed go to the next step: 7.
Import lines and wrap on last.

1 Double-click the Engineer icon on the desktop to start Crispin
Engineer.
2 Click Open
The Open dialog is displayed:
3 Browse to the path of the temporary folder, for example:
C:\temp\
Sport.pat.
(There is a copy of the file required stored in
dcshoe\sport\dgk\Sport.pat)
5 Click Open.
6 Drag a box around all of the lines in the pattern.
7 Press and hold the Ctrl
8 Press the Delete

9 Click Reset view
key and click the lines shown:
key on the keyboard.

.
10 Click the line shown:
11 Click Draw
on the main toolbar.
12 Click Margin
The Margin toolbar is displayed:
13 Enter an Offset Distance
14 Click Apply
of 5.0.
A Margin line is created 5 mm from the parent style-line:
15 Click Partial
16 Drag the start and end points to shorten the line:
17 Right-click to finish the command.

18 Click Margin
A second margin is created.

If the margin is created on the wrong side click Switch side
.
19 Click the point shown:
20 Enter an Offset Distance
of 2.0.
You may need to select the point at the other end first to
get a variable offset.
21 Click Apply
key and click both Margin lines:
23 Right-click and select Convert.

The Margin lines are converted to Base lines.
24 Click Draw
25 Zoom in and click points to create a base line as shown:

27 Create another base line at the other end of the line.
30 Click Duplicate
key and click all four base lines.
31 Drag the duplicate lines to the position shown:

33 Right-click and select Rotate.
34 Click at the centre of the base lines.
35 Click and drag to rotate the base lines into the position shown:
36 Click to set the rotation.

38 Right-click and select Scale.
39 Click at the centre of the base lines.
The Factor dialog is displayed:
40 Select XY.
41 Click and drag to scale the Base lines to the size shown:

43 Repeat the previous steps to create the Base lines shown:
You may need to move the baselines to get them into the
correct position.
44 Click anywhere in the graphics area to deselect
46 Press Delete
47 Click Export
key and click the original lines:
on the keyboard.
The Data Outputs dialog is displayed.

48 Click Opt 1 tab.
49 Deselect Use default name.
50 Click DXF.
51 The Save As dialog is displayed.

C:\temp\
53 For the File name, enter:
Sport
54 Click Save.
55 You can now Exit out of Engineer.
7. Import style lines and wrap on last

work.
1 Return to ShoeMaker.
2 On the Views toolbar, deselect Stencil.
The stencil image is removed from the last.
3 Click Upper flattening
The 2D flattening window is displayed.

4 Click Import data file
5 Click Import 2D curve shapes in flattening window
The Import File dialog is displayed:
6 Browse to the path of the temporary folder.

C:\temp\
7 From the Files of type list, select AutoCAD Files (*.dwg;*.dxf).
Sport.dxf.
(There is a copy of the file required stored in
dcshoe\sport\dgk\Sport.dxf)
9 Click Open.
10 Click OK.
If there is text imported. Press and hold the Shift
and click the text shown below:
Click Delete
key

key and click the imported style
lines, if not already selected, as shown:
The Style-lines toolbar is displayed.

12 Click Wrap the selected curve
The Wrap Wireframe Geometry dialog is displayed:
If the style lines aren't correctly positioned then click the

Transform Object tab and move and rotate the style lines into
position.
13 Click Wrap.
14 Click Yes.
The style lines are wrapped onto the last.

15 Click Shoe modelling
The 3D modelling window is displayed:

17 Click Resize to fit
19 If it is one curve go to step 23, otherwise complete steps 20 and

21 to join the curves.
20 Click Join
21 Click on the style lines, as shown below:
This joins the four style lines into a single style line. (The picture
shows a zoomed view so that the correct curves can be
selected.)
23 Right-click on the style line and select Smooth.
Click Smooth on individual points.

25 Repeat steps 16-22 for the two style lines shown below:
8. Edit style lines

1 Drag a box around the last. All the style lines are selected:
2 Click Unlinked mirror

3 Click View from left
.
.
4 Right-click on the style line shown and select Smooth.
5 Click and drag the end point to move it slightly, to make it

straight.
Move points on other style lines to make them smooth.

9. Add material to library

work.

2 Click Piece
3 In the library, click Open material

4 Click Manage Material Libraries
.
.
The Manage Materials Libraries dialog is displayed.
5 Click Add a Material Library
dcshoe\sport\dgk

7 Select the following folder:
Sport_material.
8 Click OK.
9 Click OK.
10 Click Sport_material tab.
Creating pieces
10. Create upper pieces - 1
1 Click View ISO 4
2 Click Piece
3 Click Create shoe piece
4 Click Increase offset
once the value is now 1.
5 Click Decrease thickness
6 Click Sport_material on the library window.
7 Click Synthetic tab.

8 Click SynDarkGrey.mat.
This starts to trace the outline of the piece
10 Complete tracing the outline, by clicking in the positions, as

shown:
After clicking position 7 the shoe piece is automatically created.
11 Click Append/remove regions of shoe piece
The piece is displayed transparent.

shown:
key and click the style lines, as
Clicking the style lines removes their shape from the piece.
Use Increase and Decrease offset until the value is 1.

twice the value is now 0.5.
Use Increase and Decrease thickness until the value is 0.5.
17 Click in the positions shown:
18 Click Samples tab on the library window.

19 Click Mesh tab.
20 Click 5031.
21 Click Edit the texture orientation
The Material Editor toolbar is displayed.
22 Click Scale by maintaining aspect ratio
23 Click and drag the cursor over the shoe piece to scale the texture
down.

25 Click Select

1 Click View ISO 4
2 Click Style line
.
.

shown:
4 Click Blank selected
5 Click Piece
key and click the style lines, as
9 Click the positions shown:
Pieces are created.
10 Click Select
11 Click the piece shown:
12 Click Paste attributes from Clipboard
The Attribute Selection dialog is displayed.
13 Click on all the unselected boxes.
14 Click the pieces shown:

All the attributes are copied to the pieces.
15 Click Select
18 Click Sport_material tab on the library window.

20 Click SynDarkGrey.mat.
21 Click the position shown:
If the piece isn't automatically created, trace the region, shown.
22 Click Select
26 Click Mesh tab.

27 Click MeshDots.
Pieces are created
29 Click Select
30 Double-click on the piece shown:
The Shoe Piece Editor dialog is displayed.

31 Enter 1 for the Offset.
32 Click OK.
33 Click View ISO 3
36 Click Increase thickness

38 Click SynGrey.
Piece is created.
40 Click Select
43 Click PUBlue.
Piece is created.
45 Click Select
47 Click Blue.
Piece is created.
If only half of the heel piece is created:

Click Append/remove regions of shoe piece
Click the other half of the heel piece.

49 Click Select

1 Click View ISO 4
Piece is created.

7 Click Textiles2 tab.
8 Click 3086.
9 Drag and drop the material into the graphics area.
The Material Editor toolbar is displayed.
11 Click Scale by maintaining aspect ratio
12 Click and drag the cursor so that the texture scales down.
13 Click Option to rotate the texture
14 Click and drag the cursor so that the texture rotates, release
when the texture is in a horizontal position.
16 Click Select
17 Click Unblank

22 Click Mesh tab.
23 Click MeshDots.mat.
25 Click to trace the region, as shown:
26 Click View ISO 1
27 Click the positions to finish tracing the shoe piece, as shown:
28 Click the style line to start tracing the next piece, as shown:
30 Click View ISO 4
31 Click the positions shown, to finish tracing the shoe piece:
32 Click SynGrey from the Synthetics tab.
33 Drag and drop the material into the graphics area.
34 Click Select
35 Double-click on the piece shown:
36 Shoe Piece Editor dialog is displayed.

37 Enter -1.2 for the Offset.
38 Enter 1 for the Thickness.
39 Click OK.
When a shoe piece has a negative offset the last turns

transparent.
40 Drag a box around all of the pieces.
42 Click Add/Remove Bump

2 Click Levels
The Level dialog is displayed.
3 Enter Piece : Upper in level 5.

4 Enter Piece : Lining in level 6.
5 Click OK.
The group is added to the Levels toolbar:
6 Ensure you are in Piece creation mode.
7 Drag a box around all the shoe pieces:
8 Right-click on Level 5.
9 Click Add Selection.
The pieces are moved to level 5, and are no longer displayed on

the screen.
10 Click View ISO 4
12 Click Blank selected

13 Click Piece
once the value is now 1.0.
Piece is created.
18 Click the style lines shown:
Two more pieces are created.
19 Click Select

shown:
21 Click Outer material
key and click the three pieces

23 Click Autumn tab.
24 Click Autumn_27 .
The material of the three pieces is updated.
27 Click Unblank
14. Create lining pieces

1 Click View ISO 3

3 Click Decrease offset
.

6 Click Mesh tab.
7 Click LngMesh.
8 Click the style line, as shown:
The images show the last solid shaded, so it is easier to see

where to trace the piece outline.
9 Click the positions to finish tracing the shoe piece, as shown:
10 Click View ISO 4
11 Click to trace the style line as shown:
12 Click View ISO 1
13 Click to trace the style line as shown:
14 Click View from front
The piece is created.
16 Click and drag a box around all of the lining pieces.

The pieces are moved to level 6.

19 Click Level 5 to turn it on.
20 Create Upper and Lining pieces on other side of the last in similar
manner. Put them on their respective levels.
it.
Creating padding
15. Create padding on pieces
1 Click View ISO 4
2 Click Create padding
3 Click Increase padding top spread

2.
twice. The value is now
twice. The value is now 3.
5 Double-click the piece shown:
Padding is created.

three times the value is now 2.
Padding is created.
With first click piece turns transparent and with second click
padding is created.
11 Repeat the previous steps to create padding on the pieces

shown:
Padding is created.
Padding is created.

15 Click Level 5 to turn it off.
The lining pieces are displayed.
18 Click Increase thickness

19 Click Outer Padding
until the value is 20.

.
Padding is created.
(The view has been changed in the image so that the padding
can be seen.)
22 Create padding on the other side of the last in a similar way.
it.
16. Create edge stitches - 1

1 Click View ISO 4
2 Click Stitch
.
.

4 Click Create edge stitching
5 Click the shoe piece shown:
6 Click the edges numbered below.
The edges are highlighted.
7 Click Create edge stitch
Stitches are created on the highlighted edges.

8 Click Select
Edge stitching is created.
2 Click the edges numbered below.
Stitches are created on the highlighted edges.

4 Click Select
Edge stitch is created.
7 Click the top edge.

9 Click Select
17. Create edge stitches - 2

1 Click View ISO 3

6 Click Select
7 Repeat steps 2-6 to create stitches on pieces shown:

13 Click Select
14 Click Samples.
15 Click Autumn tab.
16 Click and drag Autumn06 and drop it onto the two stitch lines
shown:
The stitch material is changed.
17 Click View from back
19 Click shoe piece shown:
20 Click on the top edges:

22 Click Select
23 Create edge stitches on the other side of last.

it.
18. Create stitches around cut-outs

1 Click View ISO 4

3 Click Style line
5 Click Unlinked offset
The Offset Style-line dialog is displayed.
6 Enter
-1 in Offset distance.
Enter 1, if the offset is inside of the style line or click Flip the
offset direction
.
7 Click OK.
Offset is created.

9 Repeat the previous steps to offset the style lines shown:
10 Click Stitch
11 Click Zoom to box mode
12 Drag a box around the area shown:
The view zooms to the selected area.

13 Click Stitch from style line
Pieces turn transparent to allow picking of style lines.

14 Click the style line, as shown:
Stitch is created.
15 Click the style lines shown to create further stitches.
16 Click Select
17 Click Samples.
18 Click Metal tab.
19 Click and drag Metal 14, drop it onto the stitches.
The stitch material is changed.

22 Repeat the steps to create stitches on other side of last.
it.
Creating pipes
19. Create pipes
1 Click Pipe
2 Click View ISO 3
3 Click Create pipe by selecting style line

4 Click Increase away distance
5 Click Decrease along distance
twice the value is now 1.

once the value is now -0.5.
6 Click Pipe material.
7 Click Samples.
8 Click Mesh tab.
9 Click 5025.
10 Click the style lines shown:
11 Click Reset away distance
13 Click Samples.
14 Click Summer tab.
15 Click Standard04.
16 Click Select
Pipe is created.

18 Click View ISO 2
19 Click Create pipe by selecting style line
20 Click the top style line, as shown:
21 Click Increase away distance
twice the value is now 1.
23 Click Samples.
24 Click Mesh tab.
25 Click 5025.
26 Click Select
Pipe is created.
Creating punches
20. Create punches on pieces

3 Click Display mode
below Pipe and Stitch.
5 Click Samples.
6 Click Winter tab.
7 Click Winter08.
8 Click Punch

11 Click Create punch curve on last
12 Click Open punches
from the library window.
13 Click Polyline tab.

14 Click Star_5.
15 Click the model in the position shown:

The first point of a punch curve is created.
16 Click to fix the 2nd point.
17 Click Select
18 Double-click the punch curve.
The Style Edit dialog is displayed.
19 Click Item total.

20 Enter a value of 6.
21 Click OK.
22 Repeat steps 11-21 to create the punch shown:

curves.
key and click the two punch
24 Click Decrease size
once.
26 Click Create punch through material
from the punch flyout.
Punched holes are created in the shoe piece.

28 Click View from left

curves.
key and click the two punch
30 Click Create punch through material
from the punch flyout.
Punched holes will be created in the shoe piece.
Creating custom accessories

21. Sketch wireframes
If you have problems with steps 21-23 when you get to step
24 you can add a libray with the lug already created in it by clicking
Manage accessory libraries
. Then browse to the folder where the
tutorial files are stored and select the model Lug tutorial.shoe.
1 Click Accessory
2 Click Open accessories
from the library.
3 Click Eyelets tab

4 Click Lugs.
5 Click Create accessory
on the library window.
6 The Select or Create a New Library to Save in the Viewer dialog is

displayed
C:\temp\
8 In the File name text box, enter:
Lug tutorial.shoe.
9 Click Save.
This accesses the Advanced power tools in ShoeMaker.
10 Click Arc.
11 Enter 0 0 0 in the command window.
12 Press Enter.
13 Enter r 2 in the command window.
14 Press Enter.
15 Move the cursor over the centre of the first circle. Click when
intersection is displayed.
16 Click Select
17 Double-click on first circle.

The Arc dialog is displayed.
18 Enter a value of 3 for the Radius.

19 Click OK.
20 Click Resize to Fit
21 Click Line.
22 Click the Outer circle.
23 Drag the cursor horizontally until the value is A:180 L:7 and
click.
Scroll the mouse wheel to zoom out, if you can't fit a line of
7 in the view.
24 Drag the cursor vertically until the value is 1 and click.
25 Drag the cursor horizontally until intersection is displayed where

it meets the circle and click.
26 Click Select
27 Click Curve.
28 Click Create a composite curve by tracing
The Create Composite Curve toolbar is displayed.
29 Click on the Outer circle, as shown.
30 Click Turn right.

31 Click Fast forwards.
32 Click Save.
33 Click Eject.
A composite curve is created.
34 Click the Outer circle, as shown:
35 Click Delete
22. Create accessory solid

1 Click the composite curve.
2 Click Solid.
3 Click Create one or more solid extrusions
4 Double-click the solid.
The Extrusion dialog is displayed.

5 Enter 3 for Length of Direction 1.
6 Select Equal lengths.
7 Click OK.
8 Click View ISO3
9 Click Solid.
10 Click Create solid block
11 From the Status Bar at the bottom of the screen, click the X
principal plane.
12 Enter -7 in the command window.
13 Press Enter.
14 From the Status Bar at the bottom of the screen, click the Z
principal plane.
15 Click Select
16 Double-click on the solid block.
The Block dialog is displayed.
17 Enter 6 for Length.

18 Enter 6 for Width.
19 Enter 10 for Height.
20 Enter -5.5 for the Draft angle of the top face.
21 Enter -5.5 for the Draft angle of the bottom face.
22 Click OK.
23 Click Feature.
24 Click Intersect the selected solid
25 Drag a box around the solid and arc.
26 Click Solid.
27 Click Create one or more solid extrusions
28 Double-click the solid.

The Extrusion dialog is displayed.
29 Select Equal lengths.

30 Click OK.
31 Click Feature.
32 Click Remove the selected solid
33 Click Create solid fillet
34 The Fillet dialog is displayed.
35 Enter 1 for the Radius.

36 Click the edge of the solid, as shown:
37 Click Apply.
The fillet is created.
38 Enter 0.25 for the Radius.

key and click the edges shown:
40 Click Apply.
42 Click View from bottom
using the right mouse button.

.
key and click the edges shown:
44 Click Apply.
45 Click OK.
46 Click View ISO3
23. Add accessory to library

1 From the flyout, click View ISO1
2 Click the solid.

3 Click Accept changes and finish.
The Add accessory dialog is displayed.
4 Enter Lug for the Name.

5 Enter Lugs for the Category name.
If you want a lace to pass through the accessory, the name
should start with Lug****.
6 Click on the Attachment handle, Plane as shown:
The face is set as the default attachment.
7 Select Lace entry location.
8 Click on the Axis attachment, as shown:
Press and hold the middle mouse button to rotate the view
so you can select the attachment.
9 Select Lace exit location.
10 Click on the Axis attachment, as shown:
11 Click OK.
The accessory Lug is displayed in the library.
The Advanced tools are closed.
24. Place and align accessory

1 Click View ISO 4
Double-click on Lug in the library window if it is not

attached to the cursor.
You can add a libray with the lug already created in it by
clicking Manage accessory libraries
. Then browse to the folder
where the tutorial files are stored and select the model Lug
tutorial.shoe.
The Accessory is placed on the shoe piece.
3 Click Select
4 Click the accessory on the shoe.
5 Click Rotate clockwise
6 Click Select item to align
repeatedly until it is as shown:
Object Alignment dialog is displayed.
7 Click the Transform Object tab.
8 Drag the slider Length until it is as shown below:
9 Drag the slider Height until it is as shown below:
11 Drag the slider Width until it is as shown below:
12 Click OK.
13 Click View ISO 4
14 Click Material
15 Click Samples.
16 Click Metal tab.
17 Click Metal08.
25. Place loop

1 Click View ISO 3
below Stitches
and Pipes
4 Click Open accessories
from the library.
5 Click Others tab.

6 Click Loops.
7 Double-click on Lug_LoopB 4.
8 Click on the piece shown:
The accessory is placed on shoe piece.
9 Click Select
10 Click the accessory.

11 Click Align Accessory
12 Click Material
to position the loop as shown below:
13 Click Samples.
14 Click Textile2 tab.
15 Drag and drop 3065 into the graphics area, away from the last.
16 Click Select
below Stitches
and Pipes
26. Place eyelets

1 Click View ISO 4
2 Click Create an accessory curve
3 Click the positions, as shown:
4 Click Select
5 Double-click the accessory curve.
The Style Edit dialog is displayed.
6 Select Item total.

7 Enter a value of 6.
8 Click OK.

key and click the two eyelet
curves. (Click on one of the eyelets.)
11 Click Create punch through all materials
This creates punched holes through all shoe pieces.
Creating laces
27. Create lace
1 Click Lace
2 Click View ISO 4
.
.
3 Click Criss cross lacing
from the flyout.

key and click accessory curve,
placed accessory and accessory curve, as shown:
5 Click Select
Lace is created.
6 Drag a box around the laces.
7 In the library, click Open material
8 Click Samples.
9 Click Lace tab.
10 Click 4045.
28. Edit lace

1 Double-click the loop shown:
The Lace-loop editing dialog is displayed.
2 Select Start.
3 Deselect Middle.
4 Enter
-0.5 in Move away.
5 Click OK.
7 Repeat steps 2 to 5 for this loop.

9 Deselect Start.
10 Select Middle.
11 Select End.
12 Click Decrease the position from the last twice for Move away.
13 Click OK.
Edit any other laces so that they look like the image below.
29. Add lace ends

1 Click Pipe
below Lace
3 Click Zoom to box mode
4 Drag a box around the area shown:
5 Click Sketch pipe
6 Click at the end of the lace in the two positions shown:
7 Click Select
8 Click Select front

9 Click Select rear
.
.
10 Click Bend the selected ends to tuck them below pieces

the flyout.
11 Click Increase size
from
once.
13 Click Samples.
14 Click Lace tab.
15 Click 4045.
16 Click Pipe end material.
17 Click 4045.
18 Click Select

20 Click View ISO 1
21 Repeat steps 3 - 18 to create a pipe on the other side.

Creating a sole
30. Import surfaces for sole
1 Click Import data file
2 Click Import sole
The Import File dialog is displayed.
dcshoe\sport\dgk

4 From the Files of type list, select *.dgk.
Sport_Sole.dgk
6 Click Open.
The sole surfaces are imported onto Level 8.
7 Repeat steps 2-3.

8 From the Files of type list, select *.dmt.
Tread.dmt
10 Click Open.
11 Click Yes.
The sole tread pattern is imported.
31. Wrap tread on sole surface

1 Click Sole
..
2 Click Go to advanced power option mode
, from the status bar.
This accesses the Advanced tools in ShoeMaker.

below all options except Sole.
4 Press the middle mouse button and drag the cursor in the
graphics area to rotate the model until it is in a similar position
to the view below.
You may need to zoom and pan the view too.

5 Click Surface.
6 Click Wrap Triangles
7 Click the Sole bottom surface, as shown:
A tick is displayed next to Targets Selected.

8 Click Next.
9 Click the tread, as shown:
A tick is displayed next to Wrappers Selected.

10 Click Next.
11 Click Next.
12 Select Chord.
13 Click Next.
14 Select Globally.
15 Drag the Wrap Precision slider to 10.
16 Click Next.
17 Click Next.
18 Click Finish.
Tread is wrapped onto the sole bottom surface.
19 Click Tread.dmt.
20 Click Delete
21 Click Edit > Select > Select All Workplanes.

22 Click Delete
23 Click View ISO4
.
.
24 Click surface shown in image below:
25 Click Samples.
26 Click Winter.
27 Drag Muted11 and drop into the graphics area.
29 Click Accept changes and finish.
30 Click Select any item for editing or access variants

32 Click Manufacture
.
.
below Punch
and Last.

required for the commands in the next step of the tutorial*, you
can view the AVI for this step to see how the commands would
work.
*In most cases selecting an icon will inform you that the
necessary licence is missing. In some modules of ShoeMaker the
icon(s) may be missing entirely.
34 KeyShot is the software that produces photo-realistic ray-traced
images. You must install KeyShot separately to this software.
If it is not already installed, download and install (free of charge)
by clicking KeyShot (http://www.delcam.com/keyshot/download/ ) or
by running the installation again. Ensure you install the
appropriate version (32-bit or 64-bit) according to the type of
computer you are using.
35 Click Render with KeyShot
36 Click OK.
Summary
You have created a sport shoe from a last
You have done the following:
Add a last to a library
Meaned the feather lines
Created and positioned stencil images on the last
Sketched style lines on the last
Edited the style lines
Exported the style lines to Engineer
Created new style lines in Engineer
Imported the style lines from Engineer into ShoeMaker
Added a material to a library
Created pieces with different thickness and offsets
Changed the materials and textures of pieces
Used different levels to organize the pieces
Created stitches and cut-outs
Created pipes
Created punches
Created custom accessories
Created laces
Imported a sole
Wrapped a DMT triangle file onto the sole to create a tread

pattern
Created a rendered image of the complete shoe design

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Autodesk Crispin ShoeMaker 2016 R1

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Summary ................................................................................................ 147

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Designing a sport shoe

Adding a last to library and mean the

1 Click Manage Last Libraries

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Designing a sport shoe 1

The Manage Last Libraries dialog is displayed:

2 Click Add a Last Library

* is the drive and path in which the Tutorials are installed.)

2 Designing a sport shoe

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9 Click View ISO 4

2. Mean last feather lines

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Designing a sport shoe 3

2 Click Mean flattening

The Mean flattening toolbar is displayed:

3 Click Feather line mean

The 2D flattening window in folded view is displayed:

4 Drag the Toe and Heel markers into position, as shown:

5 Click Feather line mean

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The 2D outer and inner feather lines are meaned.

The 3D modelling window is displayed:

Sketching the style lines

2 Click View from right

3 Click Display Stencil Toolbar

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Designing a sport shoe 5

The Stencil toolbar is displayed:

4 Click Open image

The Load Image File dialog is displayed.

* is the drive and path in which the Tutorials are installed.)

Instrumentation nodes enable you to graphically transform the

6 Designing a sport shoe

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10 Press and hold the Shift

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Designing a sport shoe 7

The image is wrapped around the last:

14 Click Open image

The Load Image File dialog is displayed.

* is the drive and path in which the Tutorials are installed.)

20 Repeat the Stencil edit options described in steps 9 - 12, to match

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21 Click Hide Stencil Toolbar

4. Sketch style lines

on the View toolbar.

2 Select SportOuter_1 from the flyout.

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Designing a sport shoe 9

Use Shift+click when inserting a point to make a style line

on the View toolbar.

7 Select SportTop_1 from the flyout.

10 Designing a sport shoe

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10 Repeat steps 37 to create 10 more style lines, as shown: