Post by valentinm on Mar 22, 2024 18:04:45 GMT -5
Hello! So I'm trying to make hair from scratch using Blender 3.3 and I'm not really sure if this makes sense but I was wondering if there was a quick and easy way to delete parts of the mesh that touch/overlap with each other without doing it manually. How can I automatically cut off parts of the mesh that you don't see/aren't even visible (like the ones clipping through the Sim's head)? Can I make my mesh hollow?
I hope this isn't too confusing, but here is an EA mesh to demonstrate what I mean. I want my hair like this, delete the parts of the strands that overlap with other strands so they have a hole on that side.
I'm trying to reduce the polycount as much as I can by deleting edge loops but it still ends up at around 15k-20k so this is another potential solution I came up with (if it's even possible).
I heard the Boolean modifier helps, but I'm not too sure. TIA!
I hope this isn't too confusing, but here is an EA mesh to demonstrate what I mean. I want my hair like this, delete the parts of the strands that overlap with other strands so they have a hole on that side.
I'm trying to reduce the polycount as much as I can by deleting edge loops but it still ends up at around 15k-20k so this is another potential solution I came up with (if it's even possible).
I heard the Boolean modifier helps, but I'm not too sure. TIA!
