Renders and images

Look at my Hair can obviously create any kind of fur and hair on any kind of figure; so making a beard is not a problem. In this example, I did almost no styling at all: I just set the follicles, grew the guide hair and full hair. Exported to Studio as RenderMan curves and render!

New human experiment with Victoria 5. I was finally able to use cubic curves instead of linear curves: this means that even if preview hair have sharp corners, 3Delight will “gently” interpolate and smooth those (technically speaking, it will calculate a Catmull-Rom spline using the same set of points), producing a better output.

… and he’s soooo cute.

See what a difference LAMH makes: these are renders done using the DAZ Millennium Puppy figure with the Alaskan Malamute variation…

Fur applied to the German shepherd (from Lorez Dog product). Images compare a render of the model with and without fur. Below also the plugin screenshots showing follicle, guide and full hair setup.   

A comparison between the standard Lycanthropos figure, and some fur applied on it.

Another quick example of how simple and quick is to cover a figure with fur. After defining the follicles, it took just one mouse click to cover the body with fur, and 5 minutes to style the hair. Here below the images showing the standard penguin figure and the furred version. Click to view it full size.  

This is an example of what Look at my Hair is capable of. Covering some parts of the Genesis Gorilla with fur it’s a kids game, as well as shaping it and creating some rebel hair. In this example I exported fur as Renderman curves, which being highly optimized and instances, render very fast and with a fantastic quality. Click …

In these images you see how the standard Lorez Cat figure (first image) has been improved adding dynamic fur. Renderman curves are just awesome, and, if you like, Look at my Hair will even color the curves according to figure textures. Infact, you can see from the images how the textures applied to the cat body are actually extended also …

Yet another quick render after some Jaguar by AM figure parts have been covered with short fur. Also in this case, the fur colors are “driven” from the jaguar body texture, thus retaining the proper color relation.