Description

Here is 4 different .blends from a tutorial I created for Hair on characters in blender. The tutorial can be found here

http://vimeo.com/40034415

All 4 files use the same head, but shows different hair style. The tutorial itself is 1hr long but a lot of information are covered.

Comments (20)

ARADTech about 14 years ago

Thank you :)

contmike about 14 years ago

WOW O.O These look absolutely stunning thank you for sharing :D

JeannotLandry about 14 years ago

You are welcome :)

FauxCon almost 10 years ago

Super et bravo pr ton "French accent" NN sérieusement super rig.. j ai 14ans et ce rig va coler a mon perso super ! et la vidéo wow!magnifique vs parlez hyper bien anglais srx alors quand j ai vu en description que vs vs excusiez pr votre mauvais accent ca m a tué :') bref mrc et doutez pas en vs, vs etes génial et si vouc pouviez un peu m aider par skype ce serait super :D mon skype: BuildTheDeath Voila a+ j espere et GG

deadparrot about 14 years ago

Jeannot, what I have been trying to find out is the best way to create a loosely hanging pony tail. Can you suggest a method? It seems to be one of the hardest Hair tasks.

masterxeon1001 about 14 years ago

That could be done a couple of ways. The 1st easiest might be a simple deform. I wouldn't try using dynamics though. 2nd would be multiple lattices deforming the hair at the end into a ponytail shape. 3rd would be trying to use curve guides, hooks then proxy meshes with hinge contstraints. The 3rd one is probably not recommended since the amount of work would exceed the enjoyment of the result. Personally you could always have a regular hairstyle meet at the bun , knot or whatever its called and inside would be a circle hidden (uncheck emitter) with filled faces providing the hair for the ponytail hanging down. Then you could possible make a bone that would keep it pinned to the head and allow the ponytail to use dynamics with collision enabled. Then... it would hang low.

JeannotLandry about 14 years ago

Deadparrot: Very good question, I think I know how I could go about faking it. I will run some tests and make a follow up tutorial if my theory is correct. Happy Blending :)

rockus_123 about 14 years ago

Thank you Jean.

JeannotLandry about 14 years ago

Please call me Jeannot (Pronounced Jano), as my name isn't Jean ;) And you are very welcome :) Happy Blending ;)

Hyuku about 14 years ago

Whoa! this will be my first hair training using blender, thank you for the model and the tutorial ;)

JeannotLandry about 14 years ago

Hyuku: You are welcome, I hope it comes in handy ;) Happy Blending :)

xanahl about 14 years ago

Thank you Jeannot for sharing your great work on blendswap. I really appreciate it.

JeannotLandry about 14 years ago

xanahl: You are welcome :)

chrisbreen1995 almost 14 years ago

This will be good practice for making my own partical hair, thanks

Kart almost 14 years ago

muchas gracias, es de mucha ayuda.

TargeTOrane over 13 years ago

im a blender noob but i hope i can use this to learn the tricks and techniques to master the hair modelling

chuimaster3d about 13 years ago

una ayuda por favor, hice un personaje al que le agregué pelo, no obstante al mover el personaje el pelo no se mueve con él, que me hace falta? ayúdame por favor

dawnsotiny over 12 years ago

can i import the hair on other avatars like second life or imvu?

ayiTito over 8 years ago

thx dude

lindsley_1093622 over 5 years ago

Dead link :(