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Post by keysmuse on Aug 5, 2016 19:19:43 GMT -5
So I'm making a beret/sailor cap mesh and no matter what I do, size up, size down, extrude -- hair seems to clip through in different ways. I've tried comparing my mesh to other hats that do work and I'm extremely lost and where I'm going wrong Here's what's happening:  1. Hair clipping through hat 2. Hair cropped by hat 3. Hat works fine and fits hair mesh properly Here's the blend/package file in case anyone needs to take a look - link |
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Post by j on Aug 6, 2016 7:17:38 GMT -5
All hats and hairs that are made properly work in-sync - the hat causes the hair to switch to the hat chop variation. There are 2 types of hats (the difference is how they sit on the head), which is why all hairs have 2 hat chop meshes, to accommodate 2 types of hats. So if you made your hat in a way that does not adhere to the way it removes the part of the scalp, it won't look right. Same if you don't do a hair chop properly. I had a look at your mesh, I can see you cloned off of the animal hat, which is type 1, whereas your shape is closer to type 2. Because you cloned off of type 1 hat, it makes the hair switch to type 1 hat chop, while you need type 2. So I suggest you reclone it, and also your hat is a bit low on the back.  |
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Post by keysmuse on Aug 6, 2016 10:28:09 GMT -5
All hats and hairs that are made properly work in-sync - the hat causes the hair to switch to the hat chop variation. There are 2 types of hats (the difference is how they sit on the head), which is why all hairs have 2 hat chop meshes, to accommodate 2 types of hats. So if you made your hat in a way that does not adhere to the way it removes the part of the scalp, it won't look right. Same if you don't do a hair chop properly. I had a look at your mesh, I can see you cloned off of the animal hat, which is type 1, whereas your shape is closer to type 2. Because you cloned off of type 1 hat, it makes the hair switch to type 1 hat chop, while you need type 2. So I suggest you reclone it, and also your hat is a bit low on the back. Thank you! I appreciate this so much |
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