🛠 Duplicating a Project in Studio: A Powerful Tool for Changing Shapes and Creating New Designs!
Sure, duplicating a project is great for quickly switching colors or fabrics.
But the real magic is using duplication as a starting point for creating items with different shapes — especially when you’ve already crafted a base you love.
How to duplicate a project:
1. Go to My Projects
2. Find the design you want to copy
3. Tap the three dots next to it
4. Select Duplicate
5. Studio will create an exact copy — ready to be edited without touching the original
✨ What you can do with a duplicate:
🔁 Change only the color (perfect for series like tights in different shades)
🆕 Adjust the height, shape, or silhouette (e.g., turn a short skirt into a long one)
🎨 Add new patterns or textures
🖌 Use the brush to enhance edges with shadows, highlights, or volume
🧦 Example: Tights
In one project, you created classic opaque thigh-high tights — with a perfect shape and fit.
Later, you want something new — like lace tights with a higher top line.
Instead of starting from scratch:
1. Duplicate the old project
2. Change the fabric color
3. Add a pattern and soft shading along the edges
4. Optionally, add a Holes element at the top to emphasize the cut or decorative detail
✨ The result: a completely new pair of tights — built faster and with a perfect fit thanks to your previous work.
🧩 More examples where duplication helps reshape your design:
👗 You made a sheath dress → duplicate it → turn it into an evening gown with a voluminous skirt
👕 You made a sleeveless top → duplicate → add sleeves, widen the shoulders, add cuffs
🧥 You designed a mid-length coat → duplicate → extend the bottom layer to create a long coat or a cape
💡 Tip:
Duplication isn’t about “lazy copying” — it’s about smart reuse of your own assets.
It helps you work faster, more accurately, and gives you space to explore new ideas.
