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Published: 2017-12-25 07:52:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 7858; Favourites: 105; Downloads: 127
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Hello everyone! o/ after long time, i finished my little tutorial how to create your own hair in blender cycles, i hope all of you can understand (since my english is very, very rusty lol xD ) anyway, if someone get doubt, just drop a comment below or send me a note
Sorry for not doing a Portuguese language this time, the most watchers i have speak english...for this i did in English. So i apologize for this >< but i guess everybody can do it, i tried to explain the best possible for understand easily.
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Something you might want to consider that might ease your workflow a bit, SniperGirl. There is a function in Blender called "Quick Fur". Object Tab>Quick Effects>Quick Fur.
It allows you to skip a couple steps in initial hair creation, and neatly places the hair stubs onto your selected vertex groups, or surface. (No wild hair!) You can adjust its length and other attributes just as you do when creating a Hair Particle emitter under the normal procedure.
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ahh very good! thanks for the tip, this tutorial is very old, but since i got a job, i can't get time to make a new one :c
thank you so much for helping me, anyways!
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You're perfectly welcome.
Quick Fur is a very nice streamline to the hair creation process.
Speaking of getting a job, my band recently got fired (treachery within the band itself), so now I gotta go hunting for a new gig.
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ahh cool, thanks again!
i haven't tried the quick fur yet, but as you said, seems like interesting. i hope i can try this soon...
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Thank you for this tutorial. Hair is always one of the most tedious and trying tasks in creating 3D characters.
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no problem dude, im happy i did could help you
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Thanks for sharing.
Hope to experiment with this in the future.
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Alright, no problem
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Good tutorial ~ 
Q: How about if I add a second material to get a better control of hair and work with it separately from head material?
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well is this about the node settings?
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well about the node settings i don't know about, since this one i use, i found in google xD lol
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It's not that hard.
Just include some specularity to it.
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This is the one I used to work with:
As you can see, it's a separated material from scalp, so you can have a better control of it, for example, increasing glossyness withouy scalp shining
(Heres a result)(Of course it needs a little work on specularity, but seems good so far)
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this works fine, im going to try it later too, thanks anyway
i will send to you by note my new one
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The hair construction like this is absolutely with just one particle system imo. I tried to get nice looking front bangs and the hair on the back was destroyed, I fixed the back, but side and part of front was destroyed...
And then I placed mesh hair back to same layer and deleted particles.
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i will make another mini tutorial to make the hair more easy, i forgot to tell a thing very important, nice one anyway
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I'm probably doing something wrong. I can kinda get it working, but my PC really struggles. I'm assuming this requires a strong PC.
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well, so so, can you tell me your Pc specs?
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My PC is terrible. I can use Blender slowly for most stuff but I guess this is too much for it.
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so, should be this 
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This is a must-have tutorial for all Blender users on DA. Good one.
Thanks for making it.
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you're welcome bro! 
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this is very good, thank you anyway
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