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Description
The official chocolate moth hair shader lol!

Info:
-9 variants: my original fur shader, stylized versions+ more detailed versions
all the ones in the picture have a number so you can check their names here if you're looking for the specific one:

-.blender file with all the shaders attached, they can be used as is or you canedit them and make them your own (the shaders are pretty simple)
they need uvs to work right, are perfect for curve hair since it comes with automatic uvs.
BLENDER 3.0

-4k maps include alpha (transparency), normal maps and generic black and white maps which can be changed into other types (height, roughness) either with nodes or in image editing software (i didn't think these other maps were necessary here, that's why there only the generic one).
For base color I recommend gradients, cause they look cool C:

Example:
These are easy to make with any gradient tool (3d or 2d) and can be mixed with the black and white map. These details are more likely to matter if the hair is going to be rough with low specularity, if you're using settings for metal and low roughness I don't think it matters. On shiny hair I can't even see if the gradient is there or not.

-free to use, there's a download button somewhere above
If you use them I would love it if you linked the result so I can see c:

Examples where I used the original shader:

Description
The official chocolate moth hair shader lol!

Info:
-9 variants: my original fur shader, stylized versions+ more detailed versions
all the ones in the picture have a number so you can check their names here if you're looking for the specific one:

-.blender file with all the shaders attached, they can be used as is or you canedit them and make them your own (the shaders are pretty simple)
they need uvs to work right, are perfect for curve hair since it comes with automatic uvs.
BLENDER 3.0

-4k maps include alpha (transparency), normal maps and generic black and white maps which can be changed into other types (height, roughness) either with nodes or in image editing software (i didn't think these other maps were necessary here, that's why there only the generic one).
For base color I recommend gradients, cause they look cool C:

Example:
These are easy to make with any gradient tool (3d or 2d) and can be mixed with the black and white map. These details are more likely to matter if the hair is going to be rough with low specularity, if you're using settings for metal and low roughness I don't think it matters. On shiny hair I can't even see if the gradient is there or not.

-free to use, there's a download button somewhere above
If you use them I would love it if you linked the result so I can see c:

Examples where I used the original shader: