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GLBI need help with Blender Hair. (CLOSED)
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I am new to blender and i am going to need a little help.
My model and hair looks like normal hair in Eeve mode.
But whenever i choose Cycles, it makes something worse. It makes curves more higher.
For example i decreased the density. And as you can see the hair looks more round and bigger in render mode.
How can I fix this failure?
My model and hair looks like normal hair in Eeve mode.
But whenever i choose Cycles, it makes something worse. It makes curves more higher.
For example i decreased the density. And as you can see the hair looks more round and bigger in render mode.
How can I fix this failure?
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If i increase density in interpolation hair nodes, it make something else. My computer is starting to suffer.
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Kick your subdivisions down. Looks like you have an insane amount of poly there for what you're trying to do.
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I'm not sure if you've already found the solution, but I believe one of the possible reasons for the thick hair strands might be the lack of applying scale to your object in Blender.
All modifiers in Blender depend on the object's scale. I assume that the object from which you're pulling the particle strands hasn't had the scale applied. If it hasn't, press CTRL + A.
(APPLY ALL TRANSFORMS)
Doing this might result in the opposite effect: very small strands instead of thick ones.
Additionally, it would be helpful to share your particle settings for me to have a better understanding of what's configured.
If you've already solved the problem, feel free to disregard this comment. However, I'm leaving this tip here for anyone experiencing similar issues.
All modifiers in Blender depend on the object's scale. I assume that the object from which you're pulling the particle strands hasn't had the scale applied. If it hasn't, press CTRL + A.
(APPLY ALL TRANSFORMS)
Doing this might result in the opposite effect: very small strands instead of thick ones.
Additionally, it would be helpful to share your particle settings for me to have a better understanding of what's configured.
If you've already solved the problem, feel free to disregard this comment. However, I'm leaving this tip here for anyone experiencing similar issues.
! REPORT
