so now I have a pretty solid grasp on how fur works, but one major bottleneck remains- once I generate the hair, it won’t stay in alignment with the base object when moved. I’ve tried so many ways but all of them fail, time to ask for help…
the horrors of a strand based hair engine
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Alex Ledante
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Raw would be my pick!
I guess I can’t help you on the motion problem …
you may want to join an art or 3D rendering forum and ask for help there 🙂 -
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Dude. I know I told you the egg didn’t work. But honestly based on these you’ve “cracked” (i know I can’t help the dad jokes) the code.
All four of these are much better.
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I love engineers – on the group that works for me most questions are answered with a yes or a no.
It is my job to get them to maybe questions.
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So each strand would have to attach? Ouch. If the end result doesn’t have motion then the strands would have to come last or be redone? They sure work though – looks great.
I think some software should have a “vaseline lens” feature – raw is good or kryptonite (warmth or flush from cold?)-
I’ve seen them use it in animation, so there has to be a way to parent the stands to the object. I just can’t figure it out…
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This is a great work of art every one of them even if the lipstick is purple…It is a lovely image.
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Those earrings are more than enough. Yes vote against the choker
those aren’t earrings, so much as tassels
I like her facial expression here.
glad to hear you like her
Amazing art work…………
I am mostly happy with the results