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Published: 2017-12-25 07:52:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 7740; Favourites: 104; 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.Β There is a function in Blender called "Quick Fur".Β 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.Β (No wild hair!) Β 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!Β
i haven't tried the quick fur yet, but as you said, seems like interesting. i hope i can try thisΒ soon...
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Thank you for this tutorial.Β 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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Youβre welcome
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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.Β
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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.Β
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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 the best Christmas present ever lol
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this is very good, thank you anyway
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