Free Fur tools

[julca]

Hello Paul,
Thanks you for this tool !
I'll put hairs everywhere now !

I really recommend "Technical Direction in XSI with Python Scripting with Raffaele Fragapane". its a very clear and well constructed course
http://tod.cgsociety.org/index.php/courses

I'm currently listening this courses and i confirm that it's very clear and well structured !

[Hirazi Blue]

So has anyone here got any convincing results shading/rendering this in MR? And if so, what does it take?

[NNois]

Hi,
I think Paul is using Arnold and since Arnold and Mr don't deal exactly the same with strands, there might be some problems...
(the first strand point in MR IS the particle position but in Arnold it's the first strand position...)

[Pooby]

I'm afraid I haven't tested it in mental ray as I've never used MR, but I can take a look at making sure its working ok for the next version. If its not, it will be an easy fix I'm sure.
I have an update anyway, which fixes an animation related issue.

[rray]

A snowtick..as found on polar bears .. Thank you for sharing this compound!

[Pooby]

hee hee. Nice!

Its great to see renders done with Fuzz!!

By the way. If anyone gets fizzing hair flickering issues in renders.(strange as they dont show in the viewport) I have overwritten the Fur compound (on dropbox) with a fixed version.

Paul

[Falam]

It looks like a plush toy !

I'm not giving any advice with what I'm about to say, throwing it out there. One thing I've learned is, it is best to 'clear your head' from CG/Design so you can come back and you'll get a fresh perspective, and hopefully you don't look at it and say to yourself, 'what was I thinking', as I've done a few times

[rray]

Something done with this plugin:



(Link tip: A number of very nice tech demos on on YUJAEHO's channel)

[ronaldomiranda]

God bless you man, this is a great share!