Cinema 4D - Working with Hair | VFXHUT

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  • Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
  • In this video learn how to control hair, set the initial state, brush more realistically and change your whole look on how to work with hair in cinema 4d.
    0:00 Intro / Scene Setup
    0:50 Hair Material
    2:20 Hair Collision (no brushing through an object)
    2:57 Brushing Hair
    3:38 Cutting/Trimming Hair
    3:59 Realistic Hair Brushing (not points)
    4:47 Brush Modes
    5:37 Too Slow? - Cache Simulation
    6:38 Set As Dynamics / Set Hair State
    7:48 Vary Scale & Length of Hairs
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 19

  • @CircusOfBedlam
    @CircusOfBedlam Рік тому +5

    probably the most direct and useful tutorial i've found so far on c4d!

    • @VFXHut
      @VFXHut  Рік тому

      Thank you 🙏

  • @ikee
    @ikee Місяць тому +1

    helpful! ty!

    • @VFXHut
      @VFXHut  Місяць тому

      No probs :)

  • @ThisIsMC2Manchester
    @ThisIsMC2Manchester Рік тому +1

    Brilliant tutorial, thank you.

    • @VFXHut
      @VFXHut  Рік тому

      Thank you means a lot :) - happy creating :)

  • @CircusOfBedlam
    @CircusOfBedlam Рік тому +1

    thank you so much!

    • @VFXHut
      @VFXHut  Рік тому

      No worries at all

  • @ItsJessEdits
    @ItsJessEdits 5 місяців тому +1

    I know this is from two years ago; but I have noticed that even with objects as a hair collider, if I mess with things like clump, displacement, frizz, or wave, for example - the hairs still go through the mesh. Like the guides itself appear straight and outside/resting on the object, but in the renderview they're clipping through. Any suggestions there?

    • @VFXHut
      @VFXHut  4 місяці тому

      Hey sorry for delay :) - if it’s part of the material I’m not sure. As last time I checked there’s no dynamics attached to material/shaded settings itself.
      You could try creating your own hair using splines / scattering that way you would have direct control of every hair. But it wouldn’t be a fun setup. Otherwise it’s tedious back and forth from viewport to render.
      Sorry I couldn’t be of any more help :)

  • @user-fr7zq2bk5m
    @user-fr7zq2bk5m 2 роки тому +1

    Very awesome

  • @clayuniverce
    @clayuniverce 2 роки тому +1

    if I try to render an animation I have LOTS of z fighting. Ive got no clue how to fix this and I cant find an explanation anywhere unfortunately

    • @VFXHut
      @VFXHut  2 роки тому

      Is this still an issue for you?, send a scene example and we can have a look to see if it’s something we could create a tutorial about :)

  • @riccardotonin1732
    @riccardotonin1732 5 місяців тому +1

    is it possibile to apply a texture to hair?

    • @VFXHut
      @VFXHut  4 місяці тому

      I believe it is using the c4d colour/diffuse channel.
      It’s been such a long time - I did manage it for one project. I might add to list of tutorials if I can re-work it out.

  • @bsways
    @bsways 11 місяців тому

    its not really like "brushing as if on your head" because all the hairs end up inside the head. Ive spent hours trying to get something half decent looking and gotten nowhere

    • @VFXHut
      @VFXHut  11 місяців тому

      Yeah it’s always been a clunky tool. What version of cinema you on? Dynamics have changed a lot in recent versions but haven’t played with hair since R23

    • @bsways
      @bsways 11 місяців тому

      @@VFXHut lol I'm still using R21. I discovered collisions since i made that comment which stops hair going inside. It's still very difficult to get into a particular style though as far as long hair goes. Trying to figure out partings as well at the moment