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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ธ.ค. 2022
- Hi everyone! In this tutorial, I'll show you an in-depth way of creating human hair. I'll highlight the entire workflow from start to finish so you can use these steps for any kind of hair you are looking for!
I hope this helps you in one way or another. I hope you had a great Christmas and wish you a happy new year in advance! Thank you so much for watching!
Blenderkit addon for materials: blenderkit.com
Human head 3d model used: www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/...
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I'm getting jealous of the beard not going to lie. What would you like to see me do more of? Hair tutorials? Something else? I'm open to anything, please let me know 😇
Can you do braided hair like the one on my avatar's head?
@@AnimazingDigitalDreams I would use the new hair system for that with geometry nodes. You can pretty much get whatever shape you want with that. Check out the tutorial I have on that to get you started 😇
Thanks Again! this is probably one of the best hair tutorials. Learning a lot of it. Also a happy and healthy 2023 to you!
More hair tutorials please. This video has been a great help to me in understanding blenders hair system. I'm using it to create custom hair for UE5.3.
Wow! Finally someone that makes some sense of hair! Awesome tutorial! Thank you! I am a new fan of yours!
Thank you!! Glad it helps 😇
Thank you very much for these tutorial
My pleasure! 😇
Pro Tip: select the faces where you want the hair to be (using draw select) in edit mode (from the side 90 using x-ray) to symmetrically select both sides of the head, then duplicate the faces and separate from mesh. Next, scale it down just under the original model's skin surface and add a particle system to the new mesh. Adding hair directly to your face mesh is destructive and will destroy the hair groom in the future if you ever need to change the geometry on the original head for sculpting or connecting the neck seam, etc.
Great tip! That's very useful. Thank you 💙 Nowadays I use the new geometry node hair system to have a non destructive workflow, but for the regular particle system workflow that's definitely an amazing tip! Appreciate it.
Thank you very much!
You're very welcome!
so cool
Thank youuu! 😇
Thanks for the tutorial. Was quite easy to follow along.
Thank you!!
Great video!
Thank you!!
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Very welcome 😁
you save me bro
Awesome tutorial! Is there a way to 3D print the final result (or is it even possible)?
Beautiful and easy tutorial, thank you for sharing! Also question, where can I find the materials add on?
Thank you, glad you like it! Blenderkit.com is where you can get it.
nice art dear
Thank you!😇
Another great tutorial , could you update it to use geonode system ?
Thanks! I have some geonode hair tutorials on my channel 😁
By the way, what's your opinion on the new blender hair system?
It's amazing, can be used very well with geometry nodes for all kinds of purposes! For basic hair systems I still use the good 'ol particle systems tho 😜
sir i am just doing the same step but in render the result of that hairs are not same
Are you using Cycles?
The problem with having so many parent hairs is that when you add clumping for the children, you don't really get much of an effect
Ideally the method would be to have less guide or parent hairs , then the children fill in the gaps, but hair interpolation in blender is not that great. Good clumping is essential for hair to look convincing and blenders old hair system, although you 'can' get nice results, is a little lacking