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CLO 3D Plugin

Move supported CLO garment work into Glossi while preserving the source structure the export path can carry.

Upload garments to Glossi straight from CLO 3D. The plug-in exports your garment as GLB using CLO's own export dialog - so you keep full control of the export options - and sends the result to your workspace.

Works with CLO versions that support Python plug-ins, on Windows and macOS.

Install

  1. Download the plug-in - a single .py file.
  2. In CLO, open the Plugin tab and choose Plug-in Manager.
  3. Click + ADD, select the downloaded .py file, and click Open.
  4. Name it (e.g. "Upload to Glossi"), choose where it appears in the Plugin tab, and click OK.

Connect your workspace

The first time you run the plug-in it asks for your workspace API key (see App Plugins Overview for how to create one). If your CLO version can't show the prompt, the plug-in tells you exactly what to do instead: save the key as plain text to Documents/CLO/glossi_api_key.txt and run the plug-in again - it imports the key and deletes the file.

The key is stored locally and remembered for future uploads.

Upload a garment

  1. With your garment open, run the plug-in from the Plugin tab.
  2. CLO's standard GLB export dialog opens - set your export options as usual and confirm. (Cancelling the dialog cancels the upload.)
  3. The upload runs - progress appears in CLO's Python log console, and CLO may be unresponsive for the duration (typically under a minute).
  4. A confirmation appears when the model is processed and ready in Library > Models. The upload is named after your CLO project.

Troubleshooting

  • "API key was not accepted" - the key was revoked or mistyped. The plug-in clears it; run again to enter a fresh one from Workspace Settings > API Keys.
  • Nothing happens after the export dialog - check CLO's Python log console (Main Menu > Edit > Python Script) for the progress log and any error message.
  • Upload failed mid-way - the exported GLB path is shown in the error message; you can upload that file manually in the Glossi web app, or just run the plug-in again.

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