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Custom Hair Project

ihatziihatzi Posts: 9
edited December 2019 in The Commons

I am looking for someone to do a custom hair project for me.

I like the hair items that outoftouch does, I would be looking for this quality.

Here are some ref pics. If interested in doing this please shoot me an email [email protected]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Post edited by Chohole on

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  • ElliandraElliandra Posts: 642

    If I might make a suggestion? Try finding a hair similar to the style you are wanting then apply the dForce Cloth Presets from the dForce Master Hair Simulator to it! The settings are fantastic and tend to flatten out the too poofy hairs and give a much more realistic look to them. I've attached a comparison render below using AprilYSH's Delphi Hair.
    Left is default Hair, Middle is a lower dynamic strength and Right is a heavier dynamic strength. Both Sims were run for 5 minutes each.
    Elli

    DelphiHairDynamicCloth.jpg
    2750 x 1300 - 2M
  • CricketCricket Posts: 477

    How do you adjust the dynamic strength?

  • hfilbhfilb Posts: 64
    Elliandra said:

    If I might make a suggestion? Try finding a hair similar to the style you are wanting then apply the dForce Cloth Presets from the dForce Master Hair Simulator to it! The settings are fantastic and tend to flatten out the too poofy hairs and give a much more realistic look to them. I've attached a comparison render below using AprilYSH's Delphi Hair.
    Left is default Hair, Middle is a lower dynamic strength and Right is a heavier dynamic strength. Both Sims were run for 5 minutes each.
    Elli

    Very very beautiful results Elliandra, you've nice job adding dForce to that hair. Perhaps you can share some more tips/setup for that hair? I've had a little trouble adding dForce to that one in particular, though I am challenged in that department :)

     

    Pann said:

    How do you adjust the dynamic strength?

    I believe it is in the Surfaces->Simulation tab when your hair with a dForce modifier is applied. It is one of the options there.

  • ElliandraElliandra Posts: 642

    Hi guys!
    I've attached a zip file with the simulation settings for the hair along with a couple of thumbnails for it. Just go to your scene tab, select the Delphi Hair, apply the dForce to it from the menu on the simulation pane and apply the preset. This is for the Subtle version as IMHO it came out looking more natural. If you want the dynamics stronger you can raise the Dynamics Strength setting in the surface tab for Hair 1 and Hair 2. I did paint a custom weight map to keep the part where it was and not fall into the eyes but with the subtle settings it shouldn't be an issue. If you are having an issue with the part you can easily add a custom weight map of your own by going to the "Create:New dForce Modifier Weight Node" then in the scene make sure the new node is selected. Go to the Tool Settings Pane and select weight map from the top dropdown box. In the bottom half of the Tool Settings Pane you will now see a Weight Maps section, click on "Add Map" then you can use the paint brush to color in the sections you don't want to move. Red = Full simulation, Blue = Partial Simulation & Yellow or Grey = No Simulation
    Elli

    zip
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    DelphiHair-dForce-Subtle.zip
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  • kimhkimh Posts: 394

    There's also this hair: https://www.daz3d.com/dforce-longdrape-hair-for-genesis-3-and-8-females It's on sale and has wave options in it

     

  • hfilbhfilb Posts: 64
    Elliandra said:

    Hi guys!
    I've attached a zip file with the simulation settings for the hair along with a couple of thumbnails for it. Just go to your scene tab, select the Delphi Hair, apply the dForce to it from the menu on the simulation pane and apply the preset. This is for the Subtle version as IMHO it came out looking more natural. If you want the dynamics stronger you can raise the Dynamics Strength setting in the surface tab for Hair 1 and Hair 2. I did paint a custom weight map to keep the part where it was and not fall into the eyes but with the subtle settings it shouldn't be an issue. If you are having an issue with the part you can easily add a custom weight map of your own by going to the "Create:New dForce Modifier Weight Node" then in the scene make sure the new node is selected. Go to the Tool Settings Pane and select weight map from the top dropdown box. In the bottom half of the Tool Settings Pane you will now see a Weight Maps section, click on "Add Map" then you can use the paint brush to color in the sections you don't want to move. Red = Full simulation, Blue = Partial Simulation & Yellow or Grey = No Simulation
    Elli

    Whoa great tips and a generous gift with them! That seems to answer my problem of the hair part falling down the face (and it seemed a little worse when I use the free side part morph AprilYSH released). This works quite nicely now. Delphi hair is my favorite of this generation, and I'm hoping the PA will make similar styles with dForce enabled :)

    Thanks again Elliandra!

  • HaruchaiHaruchai Posts: 2,026
    edited December 2019
    hfilb said:
    Elliandra said:

    That seems to answer my problem of the hair part falling down the face (and it seemed a little worse when I use the free side part morph AprilYSH released). This works quite nicely now.

    If you are having an issue with dForce hair falling on the face, and don't want to mess with modifiers, the following products come with 'Face Shields' to help with that issue.

    https://www.daz3d.com/dforce-femme-fatale-hair-for-genesis-3-and-8-females

    https://www.daz3d.com/dforce-longdrape-hair-for-genesis-3-and-8-females

    https://www.daz3d.com/lancy-character-with-dforce-hair-and-expressions-for-genesis-8-female

    Thanks for the preset Elliandra, really appreciated

    Post edited by Haruchai on
  • ElliandraElliandra Posts: 642

    Glad to help! Ooo Haruchai thanks for the links I didn't realize those sets had the face shields in them!
    Elli

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