H Sandal

Autodesk Crispin ShoeMaker 2016 R1
Tutorials Manual
Designing a high heel sandal
Autodesk Crispin ShoeMaker

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ShoeMaker 2016 R1. Published on 07 September 2015
Contents
Designing a high heel sandal using advanced
power tools
1
Sketching style lines ........................................................................................... 1
1. Sketch style lines -1 ............................................................................... 1
2. Offset style lines ..................................................................................... 6
3. Sketch style lines - 2 ............................................................................ 11
Creating style lines using advanced power tools .............................................. 13
4. Copy style lines in the flattened view .................................................... 13
5. Repoint a curve .................................................................................... 15
6. Pattern Curves ..................................................................................... 20
7. Limit and repoint curves ....................................................................... 30
Adding advanced style lines onto the last ......................................................... 35
8. Wrap style lines onto the last................................................................ 35
9. Mirror style lines ................................................................................... 39
Creating shoe pieces ........................................................................................ 42
10. Create shoe pieces ............................................................................ 42
Creating folds.................................................................................................... 49
11. Create edge folds on the pieces ......................................................... 49
Creating stitches ............................................................................................... 51
12. Create edge stitches........................................................................... 51
Adding accessories ........................................................................................... 57
13. Add a buckle....................................................................................... 57
14. Create an accessory detail ................................................................. 60
Creating lifters using advanced power tools ..................................................... 63
15. Morph the buckle piece ...................................................................... 63
Finishing the buckle piece................................................................................. 72
16. Create edge folds on buckle piece ..................................................... 72
17. Create stitches on buckle piece .......................................................... 74
18. Punch holes in buckle piece ............................................................... 76
Creating standard soles .................................................................................... 79
19. Create an insock and midsole ............................................................ 79
20. Wrap an image on the insock ............................................................. 82
21. Create a heel - 1 ................................................................................. 84
22. Put heel onto a separate level ............................................................ 89
Creating a platform sole using advanced power tools ...................................... 91
23. Copy a surface from the midsole ........................................................ 91
24. Create the platform surfaces .............................................................. 92
25. Edit the platform surfaces ................................................................... 99
26. Put platform surfaces onto a separate level ..................................... 114
27. Create a heel - 2 ............................................................................... 115
Rendering an image of the shoe ..................................................................... 119
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28. Render the sandal ............................................................................ 119

Summary ................................................................................................ 120
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Autodesk Crispin ShoeMaker 2016 R1 Tutorials Manual
Designing a high heel

sandal using advanced
power tools
Sketching style lines

1. Sketch style lines -1
Style lines are sketched onto the last to create the outline for the
pieces.
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1 Click Import Data to display the model at the correct stage.
2 Right-click Stencil
on the View toolbar.
3 Click High_heel_sandal_1 from the Stencil flyout.
4 The stencil is drawn over the last.
2 Designing a high heel sandal using advanced power tools Autodesk Crispin ShoeMaker 2016 R1 Tutorials Manual
The tutorials Designing a court shoe and Designing a sport

shoe both show how to create and edit a stencil on a last.
5 Click Style line
6 Click Sketch style line

7 Press and hold the Shift
position shown:
.
key and click the heel at the
8 Click to create seven more points of the style line, as shown:

the centre line.
key and click the final point on
By holding the Shift key, the start/end point on a style line

will be perpendicular to the snapped style line.
10 Click Select
12 Repeat steps 7 to 10 to create the style line shown below;
Remember to hold down Shift when clicking the start and end
points.
2. Offset style lines

1 Click the style line.
2 Click Unlinked offset

3 Enter an Offset distance of
.
-6.0.
4 Click OK.
6 Click Unlinked offset

7 Enter an Offset distance of
.
-8.0.
8 Click OK.
The offset values might be positive or negative depending

on, thedirection of the style line sketched.
9 On the Views toolbar, deselect Stencil.
The stencil image is removed from the last.
Points are drawn on the style line.
11 Click and drag the point shown
12 Hold down Shift and move the cursor over the centre line, click
when the cursor changes to display the perpendicular cursor
.
13 Repeat steps 11 and 12 for the point shown:
14 Repeat steps 10 to 13 for the style line shown below;
Use Insert/Delete a point

to add/remove points from
style line to make it smooth. Style lines can also be edited by
dragging the points.
15 Click View from right
16 Right-click to clear the selection.
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3. Sketch style lines - 2

2 Click to create the two points shown:
3 Click Select
4 Click Zoom to box mode
5 Drag a box around the area shown:
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7 Click the points shown:
8 Click Select

10 Click Resize to fit
The two style lines create the ends of the straps on the sandal.
Creating style lines using advanced

power tools
4. Copy style lines in the flattened view
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.
Style lines from the flattening window are used in the advanced
power tools mode to create the design of the sandal.
1 Click Upper flattening
The 2D flattening window is displayed.

shown below;
key and click the two style lines
3 Click Go to advanced power option mode
, from the status bar.
4 Click Edit > Copy from the main menu.
5 Click Edit > Paste from the main menu.

7 Click Accept changes and finish.
5. Repoint a curve
work.
2 Click the curve shown:
3 Click Show General Edits Options
Keep clicking the button until the toolbar shown below is

displayed.
4 Click Point Limit
The Limit Point dialog is displayed.
5 Enter a Distance of -65.
The curve is shortened.
6 Click Select
7 Click Repoint Curve
8 Enter 16 in the Number of points in range.
9 Click Apply.
10 Click Cancel.
11 Click the last point of the curve.
12 Click Zoom to box Mode
13 Click the left mouse button and drag a box, as shown:
14 Click the point and drag it so that it is on the main outline curve,
as shown:
15 Right-click on the curve, select Free tangents and magnitudes.
16 Click Resize to Fit
17 Click anywhere in the graphics window to deselect the model.
6. Pattern Curves
work.
1 Click Curve.
2 Click Create a Bezier Curve
3 Click away from the last outline to position the first point.
4 Enter 0 50 0
5 Click Select
in the command window on the status bar.

.

displayed.
7 Click Offset items
The Offset toolbar is displayed.
8 Enter a Distance of
6.
9 Press Enter.
10 Click Select
11 Click Line.
12 Click Create a single line
13 Click the top of the first curve when key-point is displayed.
14 Click the top of the second curve.

15 Click Select
16 Click the first curve, then press and hold the Shift key and click
the second curve.

displayed.
18 Click Create pattern of items
19 Click Wireframe tab.
20 Click and drag the origin marker.
21 Click when mid-point on the line is displayed.
22 Click the curve.
23 Click Rotate copies to axis from the Alignment list.
24 Click OK.
25 Click anywhere in the graphics area to deselect
7. Limit and repoint curves

work.
1 Click Interactively Limit Wireframes
2 Click the three curves crossing the toe strap curve.
3 Click Select
The curves are trimmed to the toe strap curve.
5 Click Delete
key and click the curves shown:
6 Click the curve.
7 Click Point Limit
The Limit Point dialog is displayed.
8 Enter a Distance of
10.
9 Press Enter.
10 Click Select
11 Drag a box around the curves.
12 Click Repoint Curve
13 Enter 4 in Number of points in range.
14 Click OK.
Adding advanced style lines onto the

last
8. Wrap style lines onto the last
work.
1 Click Wrap the selected curve
The Wrap wireframe geometry dialog is displayed.
2 Click Wrap.
3 Click Yes.
5 Click Shoe modelling
The 3D modelling window is displayed:

9 Check the point lies on the style line.

This is important when creating the pieces.
10 If the point isn't on the style line, click and drag the point onto
the style line.
11 Repeat for the other end points.
9. Mirror style lines

1 Drag a box around the last to select all the style lines.
2 Press and hold the Ctrl + Shift keys and click the two style lines
shown below;
3 Click Unlinked mirror
5 Click View ISO 1
6 Check the end points match and edit as appropriately.

8 Click Cut
9 Click the style line where the other style line intersects it.
10 Click Select
11 Repeat steps 7 to 10 for the style line shown:
Creating shoe pieces

10. Create shoe pieces
Pieces are created from the wrapped style lines.
1 Click Piece
2 Click Create shoe piece

.
.
4 Click the last between the style lines.
A piece is created.
5 Click the position shown:
6 Click the style line and then the 5 positions, as shown:
7 Click Select
9 Click the positions shown:

11 Click the piece.
12 Click Select outer face material.
If the red triangle isn't visible then the selected material will
be applied to all faces of the piece.
13 In the library, click Open material
14 Click Samples.
15 Click Autumn tab.
16 Drag and drop Autumn06 into the graphics window away from the
last.
17 Double-click the piece.
The Shoe piece edit dialog is displayed.
18 Enter a Thickness of
1.
19 Click OK.
20 Click Paste attributes from Clipboard
The Attribute Selection dialog is displayed.
21 Click all the options.
22 Click the pieces.
This changes attributes of all pieces.

23 Click Select
25 Use the steps above to create the rest of the pieces on the
sandal.
26 Click View ISO 1
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.
Creating folds
11. Create edge folds on the pieces
Folds will be added to the pieces to round the edges off, by using
the edges of the pieces.
1 Click Piece
2 Click Create piece edge treatment
3 Click the piece.

4 Click the two edges, as shown:
5 Click Fold
6 Click Select
7 Repeat the steps above to add edges to all the other pieces
except the one shown:
8 Click View ISO 1
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.
Creating stitches
12. Create edge stitches
The edges of the pieces are used to create stitches on the pieces.
2 Click Stitch
3 Click Create edge stitching
4 Click the piece.
5 Click the two side edges.

When you click a piece there are no edges selected. If you
click an edge, it highlights in yellow to show the edge is selected.
6 Click Create edge stitch
7 Click Increase separation

8 Click Smaller
9 Right-click to finish the command.

The stitch is created on the piece.
11 Click the piece.
12 Click the two long side edges.


15 Click Smaller
17 Repeat steps 10 to 16 for the ankle piece.
18 Click and drag a box around all of the stitches.
20 Click Samples.
last.
Adding accessories
13. Add a buckle
Add a buckle accessory onto the ankle strap from a library of
accessories.
2 Click Piece
3 Click the piece.
4 Click Blank selected

5 Click Accessory
.
.
6 Click Display mode
below Stitch.
8 Click Open accessories
from the library.
9 Click the Buckles tab in the accessory library.

10 Double-click Round_3 to select the buckle.
11 Click on the piece shown:

13 Click the buckle.
14 Click Rotate clockwise
positioned as shown:
several times until the buckle is
Press and hold the R key and scroll the middle

mouse-button to quickly rotate the accessory.
15 Click Smaller
16 Click Unblank
several times until it looks as shown:
14. Create an accessory detail

Add an accessory detail onto the toe strap by drawing a style line.
1 Click Accessory
2 Click Create an accessory curve

3 Click Open accessories
from the library.
4 Click Eyelets tab.

5 Click Eyelets.
6 Click Round.
7 Click View ISO 1

You may need to zoom-in.
9 Click View ISO 4

You may need to zoom-in.
11 Click Select
The first and last points are not on the edge of the piece
but slightly inside the piece.
12 Click Decrease separation
until there are no gaps.
14 Select Samples tab.
15 Click Metal tab.

16 Drag and drop material Metal 14 onto the accessory.
Reposition and resize the accessory curve if the eyelets

overlap the stitches and adjust the curve to make it smooth.
Creating lifters using advanced power

tools
15. Morph the buckle piece
Using advanced tools you will create a lifter on the small piece that
goes through the buckle, using the solid morph functionality.
below Last.

Piece_4) and the buckle.
3 Click Blank all but selected
key and click the piece (Solid

.
The PowerSHAPE options are displayed in ShoeMaker.

7 Click Workplane.
8 Click Create workplane aligned to normal
9 Click near the centre of the buckle, on the piece:
10 Drag the X rotation axis of the workplane.
11 Release the mouse when it is in the position shown:
12 From the Status Bar at the bottom of the screen, click the Z
principal plane.
13 Click the solid strap piece.

14 Click Solid is Inactive
from the Solid Edit toolbar.
15 Click Feature.
16 Click Create a morph feature
The Morphing dialog is displayed.
17 Click Bezier curve
The Sketch curve dialog is displayed.
18 Click on the strap in the positions shown:
19 Click Finish.
20 Click Finish.
21 Press and hold the Shift key and drag a box around the six points
shown:
22 Enter
0 0 1
in the command window.
This moves most of the strap up to create a smooth joint.

23 Click the curve, away from the selected points.
24 Click the point shown:
The single point is now selected.
25 Enter
0 0 2
in the command window.
The centre of the strap is moved up.
26 Click OK.
The strap has been morphed to create the lift for the buckle.

28 Click Edit > Select > Select all workplanes.
29 Click Delete

Accessory.
32 Click Unblank
below everything from Last to

Finishing the buckle piece

16. Create edge folds on buckle piece
Finish the buckle piece by adding edge folds and stitches.
3 Click the piece.
4 Click Create piece edge treatment
5 Click the three edges.
6 Click Fold
7 Click Select
17. Create stitches on buckle piece

1 Click Stitch
Zoom into the buckle area if you have clicked Import data.
3 Click the buckle strap piece.
4 Click the edges.

7 Click Decrease size
8 Click Select

10 Drag a box over the stitches to select them.
12 Click Samples.
last.
16 Click Accessory
17 Click the buckle.

18 Click Select item to align
19 Click the Transform Object tab.

20 Drag the slider for Offset to a value of
-1.
21 Click OK.
18. Punch holes in buckle piece

Create holes in the buckle piece by creating punches.
Zoom into the buckle area if you have clicked Import data.
1 Click the piece.
2 Click Blank selected

3 Click Punch
below Accessory.
5 Click Create punch curve on last
6 Click three positions on the buckle piece:
Ensure the second is at the base of the prong.
If the punch isn't the shape shown above. Click Open

punches
from the library window. Select the Rounds tab and
double-click Circle_2.
7 Click Select
8 Adjust the Separation

until there is a punch hole
positioned at the base of the prong.
9 Click Create punch through material
from the punch flyout.
The holes in the strap are created.

10 Click Unblank
below Punch.
Creating standard soles

19. Create an insock and midsole
Create an insock and a standard midsole.
1 Click Piece
2 Click View from bottom

.
below Piece and Style line.
.
5 Click the feather line in the two positions shown:
6 Click Decrease offset

8 Click Sole
once the value is now 0.

.
9 Click Create midsole for formal shoe
below Last and Style line.
11 Drag a box over the end of the insock and insole to select them.
13 Click Samples.
last.
20. Wrap an image on the insock

You will wrap an image file onto the top face of the insock.
1 Click View from top
2 Click the insock.
3 Click Display wrap toolbar

4 Click Open image
The Load Image File dialog is displayed.

5 Browse to the drive and folder where the tutorial files are stored:
*\PS-TutorialsXXXXX\common_files\
dcshoe\h_sandal\dgk
(where XXXXX is the version number of the Tutorials and
* is the drive and path in which the Tutorials are installed.)

6 Select the following file:
Logo.bmp
7 Click Open.

make the image smaller.
key, click and drag the node to
9 Click Highlight the face on selected item
10 Click the top surface of the insole.
11 Click Move in both directions
12 Drag the image into the position shown:
13 Click Hide wrap toolbar
21. Create a heel - 1

Create a standard heel on the shoe and edit the shape of the heel.

2 Click Sole
3 Click Create Heel
4 Click No.
The Heel Creation dialog is displayed.
A heel is added to the sandal.
5 Click Top-piece tab.
6 Enter
-4.3 in Scale the heel top-piece along the length of last.
7 Enter
-7.9
8 Enter 16.9
in Scale the heel top-piece along the width of last.

in Top-piece stretching amount.
9 Click Side curvature tab.
10 Enter 9.4 in Curvature amount.

11 Click OK.
13 Click Samples.
15 Drag and drop Autumn06 onto the main face of the heel.
16 Click View ISO 1
17 Drag and drop Autumn06 onto the inner face of the heel.
The basic sandal is complete.
22. Put heel onto a separate level

Put the heel onto a separate level so that it can be hidden from
view.
1 Click Levels
The Level dialog is displayed.
If the Level toolbar isn't displayed click View > Levels.
2 In Level 6 enter heel1.
3 Click OK.
4 Click the heel.
5 Right-click on Level 6 (heel1) and select Add selection.
Creating a platform sole using

advanced power tools
23. Copy a surface from the midsole
Using advanced tools, you will copy a face from the solid used to
create the midsole and use it to create a platform sole.
Sole.
below all of the creation buttons except
3 Click View from top

4 Click View from bottom
using the right mouse button.

.
5 Click the insole twice to select the bottom face.
6 Click Copy the selected faces
from the Solid Edit toolbar.
7 The surface is copied out of the midsole.
24. Create the platform surfaces

Create a composite curve from the edge of the copied surface. The
composite curve is then used to create an extrusion surface. The
trimming is then temporarily removed from the copied surface.
2 From the flyout, click View ISO1
3 Click Quick select all surfaces
4 Click View.
5 Click Blank.
6 Click Blank Except.
Ctrl + K is the short cut for Blank except.
7 Press and hold the ALT key and click the edge of the surface.
A composite curve is created around the edge of the surface
8 From the Status Bar at the bottom of the screen, click the Z
principal plane.
9 Click Surface.
10 Click Extrusion
11 Double-click the extrusion surface.
The Extrusion dialog is displayed
12 Enter 20 in Length 2.
13 Enter 0 in Length 1.
14 Click OK.
The direction of the extrusion surface is changed.
15 Click the copied surface.

16 Click Turn trimming OFF
25. Edit the platform surfaces

The surface curves of the copied surfaces are edited to create the
new platform sole surface. The two surfaces are then trimmed to
each other to create the final shape of the platform sole.
2 Click Select curves on surfaces
3 Click Lateral 3.
key and click Lateral 7.
The General Edits toolbar is displayed.

6 Click Edit selected sub-items
from the fly-out.
8 Enter a Distance of 15.
9 Click Select
10 Click Lateral 8.
11 Click Delete the Curve
12 Click Lateral 3.
14 Click Delete the Curve
15 Click Lateral 2.
16 Click Edit selected sub-items
from the fly-out.
18 Enter a Distance of 5.
19 Click Select
20 Click Lateral 2.
21 Press and hold the Ctrl
22 Click OK.
23 Click Edit tangent angles
The Tangent Editor dialog is displayed.
24 Click Across from the Set tangents list.

25 Click After from the Tangent list.
26 Click Free tangents.
27 Click OK.
28 Click Turn trimming ON

button.
using the right mouse
The General Edits options flyout is displayed.
30 Click Show the model fixing options
The Model Fixing toolbar is displayed.
31 Click Surface trim region editing
The Trim region editing toolbar is displayed .
32 Click the boundary curve.
33 Click Explode
34 Click Surface trim region editing

displayed.
36 Click Interactively Limit Wireframes

button.
using the right mouse
The Limit flyout is displayed.
37 Click Limit selection
The Limit selection toolbar is displayed.
38 Click the extrusion surface.
39 Click Next selection

40 Click Select
42 Drag a box over the two surfaces.
43 Drag and drop Autumn06 onto the surfaces.

45 Click View ISO 1

46 Click Unblank
.
.
26. Put platform surfaces onto a separate level

You will put the platform sole surfaces onto a separate level so you
can hide them and display the standard sole if required.
1 Click Levels
The Level dialog is displayed.
2 In Level 7 enter heel2.
3 Click OK.
4 Drag a box across the two surfaces.
5 Right-click on Level 7 (heel2) and click Add selection.

27. Create a heel - 2

You will remove the first heel from the shoe and create a second
heel using the platform sole surface as the top surface level of the
heel.
1 Click Level 6 and 7 to turn them on.

2 Click the heel.
3 Click Delete
4 Click View ISO 2

5 Click the surface.
6 Click Create Heel
7 Click OK.
8 Click View ISO 1

11 Click Samples.
13 Drag and drop Autumn06 onto the back heel surface and then the
front heel surface.
14 Click Manufacture
.
below Punch, Last, and Style-line.
Rendering an image of the shoe

28. Render the sandal
work.
You will create a realistic image of the shoe.
1 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.
2 Click View ISO 1
3 Click Render with KeyShot
4 Click OK.
Summary
You have created a high heeled sandal from a last
You have done the following:
Sketched style lines on the last
Edited the style lines
Created new style lines using Advanced modelling tools
Created pieces with different thickness and offsets
Changed the materials of pieces
Created stitches
Created edge folds
Created punches
Created accessories
Created a lifter for the buckle using Advanced modelling tools
Created an insock and midsole
Created and edited a standard heel
Used different levels to organize the heels
Created a platform sole using Advanced modelling tools
Created a second heel to match the platform sole
Created a rendered image of the completed shoe design

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Autodesk Crispin ShoeMaker 2016 R1 Tutorials Manual

Designing a high heel

Sketching style lines

1 Click Import Data to display the model at the correct stage.

on the View toolbar.

3 Click High_heel_sandal_1 from the Stencil flyout.

4 The stencil is drawn over the last.

The tutorials Designing a court shoe and Designing a sport

5 Click Style line

6 Click Sketch style line

8 Click to create seven more points of the style line, as shown:

9 Press and hold the Shift

key and click the final point on

By holding the Shift key, the start/end point on a style line

11 Click Sketch style line

12 Repeat steps 7 to 10 to create the style line shown below;

2. Offset style lines

2 Click Unlinked offset

5 Click the style line.

6 Click Unlinked offset

The offset values might be positive or negative depending

9 On the Views toolbar, deselect Stencil.

The stencil image is removed from the last.

10 Click the style line.

Points are drawn on the style line.

11 Click and drag the point shown

13 Repeat steps 11 and 12 for the point shown:

14 Repeat steps 10 to 13 for the style line shown below;

Use Insert/Delete a point

16 Right-click to clear the selection.

3. Sketch style lines - 2

2 Click to create the two points shown:

4 Click Zoom to box mode

5 Drag a box around the area shown:

6 Click Sketch style line

7 Click the points shown:

9 Right-click to clear the selection.

Creating style lines using advanced

1 Click Upper flattening

The 2D flattening window is displayed.

2 Press and hold the Shift

key and click the two style lines

3 Click Go to advanced power option mode

, from the status bar.

4 Click Edit > Copy from the main menu.

5 Click Edit > Paste from the main menu.

1 Click Go to advanced power option mode

, from the status bar.

2 Click the curve shown:

3 Click Show General Edits Options

Keep clicking the button until the toolbar shown below is

4 Click Point Limit

The Limit Point dialog is displayed.

5 Enter a Distance of -65.

The curve is shortened.

7 Click Repoint Curve

8 Enter 16 in the Number of points in range.

11 Click the last point of the curve.

12 Click Zoom to box Mode