Having some problems with my Beaver (LAMH)

Doc Acme

Starting to revisit my LAMH menagerie now that I've some system horsepower to do them justice and came across an issue with the Beaver.

I loaded up the Clumped version of the LAMH Beaver and can see the guides just fine and just using the defaults in the LAMH Editor, but I'm not getting any hairs on the hind feet and the tail past a point when I perform an Export Fiber hair.

It's not like the system is lacking:
AMD RYZEN THREADRIPPER 2990WX Processor (3.00GHz) 32 Core
64GB DDR4-2666
2x NVIDIA Quadro RTX 4000 8GB

 

   

 

I'll check to see if the non clumped version is different but in the mean time any way resolve this short of doing my own shave group splitting for more control?  Be good experience I suppose, but I kind of have a lot of plates up spinning on the sticks already.

Doc Acme

The standard version is the same so perhaps that's as it's supposed to be but seems odd.  Maybe it's some follicle Wt. map setting but the guides are there none the less.  Will dig into it later but maybe others who've this product can comment.

 

NorthOf45

I don't get any visible hair on tail or feet on LAMH renders on either version, nor with Catalyzer. I think real beaver tails and feet are essentially hairless, or it's very short and/or sparse, according to pictures of the real thing.

Alessandro Mastronardi

While the guides indeed cover the whole body there are masks to intentionally prevent fur generation on tail and paws

maikdecker

Sorry, but I really HAVE to post this

Doc Acme

Alessandro Mastronardi said:

While the guides indeed cover the whole body there are masks to intentionally prevent fur generation on tail and paws

Ah.  Good to know.  Looked at the Catalyzer version later on last night & it behaved the same so figured it had to be by design. I was going to dig in further today to look at the weight map settings.

Thanks Allessandro.

 

Doc Acme

NorthOf45 said:

I don't get any visible hair on tail or feet on LAMH renders on either version, nor with Catalyzer. I think real beaver tails and feet are essentially hairless, or it's very short and/or sparse, according to pictures of the real thing.

That's what I thought but having never been that close to one I wasn't sure if there was a fine layer or not.

 

Kitsumo

maikdecker said:

Sorry, but I really HAVE to post this

I was going to post earlier, but there was a serious discussion going on. Since you've already opened the flood gates, here goes:

Sorry, so sorry.

Oso3D

Look it up! Real children's book.

WillowRaven

Oso3D said:

Look it up! Real children's book.

LMAO ... I love it!

Alessandro Mastronardi

Now you all go and play with your beavers :D

WillowRaven

Alessandro Mastronardi said:

Now you all go and play with your beavers :D

OMG ... LMAO ... I am crying over here!!!

BlueIrene

When I was experiencing gynae troubles about four years ago, my husband offered to come to one of the hospital investigations with me. As I had one of the appointments straight after lunch, he thought we might get seen a bit quicker if we showed up a little early. I'll never forget walking in to the department to find out that lots of other women had had the same idea, or watching his face turning white as he realised the comment he'd just made (loudly!) in response to this, but I still get plenty of mileage out of repeating to him occasionally 'Well.. there are plenty of eager beavers here!'

Unlike him, I'm over that 'I wish the floor would swallow me up' moment, but I still insist on going to these things on my own these days :)

Doc Acme

Hey guys.  I only live 45 mi. from Beaver, OR so don't get me going! 

But I am pleased my title got immediate response.

 

kyoto kid

...Beaver OR in the Beaver State. 

There is also a Beaverton west of Portland as well.

...and in Wisconsin, Beaver Dam.

Doc Acme

Ya, my zip is Beaverton.

Love your avatar.