Any substitute hairs I can use for Blender?

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• Padone Posts: 3,995

  November 30 edited December 1

  https://bartoszstyperek.gumroad.com/l/hairtool

  Post edited by Padone on December 1
• cosmicdawnseries Posts: 233

  November 30

  @Padone, thanks for the reply. Do these hairs work with the new physics system? 
• LiliumVA Posts: 26

  December 1

  This one just came out, and I'm having a lot of fun with it for stills. Not tried it for animation yet, but using something like hairflow would work if you needed it. 

  https://superhivemarket.com/products/global-hair
• takezo_3001 Posts: 2,023

  December 1 edited December 1

  LiliumVA said:

  This one just came out, and I'm having a lot of fun with it for stills. Not tried it for animation yet, but using something like hairflow would work if you needed it. 

  https://superhivemarket.com/products/global-hair

  Thanks for posting this!

  I have the linked tab pinned in my browser! 

  This will come in very handy for my eventual transition to blender, though, I still have to get used to using blender's UI/menus/lingo let alone importing gen9 characters with full JCM support, so it's a tricky beast as it's not really intuitive; I can only speak for myself though…

  Post edited by takezo_3001 on December 1
• cosmicdawnseries Posts: 233

  December 2

  Thanks for the reply I have successfully imported hair using Diffomorphic, but it doesn't look as nice as it does in DAZ? Does anyone know a fix around? 

  

  

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• Padone Posts: 3,995

  December 2

  You have to tweak the material yourself, eventually, as SHB materials are approximated. There's no fix.
• cosmicdawnseries Posts: 233

  December 2

  Padone said:

  You have to tweak the material yourself, eventually, as SHB materials are approximated. There's no fix.

  I see is there any shaders or materials I can buy through a Blender add-ons to make them nicer looking? Or will it not work because it's a DAZ asset? 
• Padone Posts: 3,995

  December 2

  The "make hair" tool already allows you to choose specialized shaders for hair, namely "hair bsdf" and "hair principled", then you can tweak them.

  https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/render/shader_nodes/shader/hair.html
• cosmicdawnseries Posts: 233

  December 2 edited December 3

  Padone said:

  The "make hair" tool already allows you to choose specialized shaders for hair, namely "hair bsdf" and "hair principled", then you can tweak them.

  https://docs.blender.org/manual/en/latest/render/shader_nodes/shader/hair.html

  ohh ok ill check it out thank you for the help :)

  Post edited by Richard Haseltine on December 3