I can't tell you how hard it was to find a hair video that wasn't a silent time lapse or so convoluted in methodology that it spanned 30 damn minutes. Thank you so much for making this

@wonderkabuse

8 жыл бұрын

*spent way over*

@sakurakogacha407

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly

4:00 when he says "hit 'S' & 'Y'" he also hits 0 on the numpad after the green axis appears. this sets everything to zero.

@KuuK36

6 жыл бұрын

thanks, got stuck at that point, rly helped me out

@Panquakez

5 жыл бұрын

thank you!

@naaboom8276

4 жыл бұрын

it doesn't work for meee, it makes it into a ball shape

@lower47

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! i got stuck in this part and i didn't expect to find the answer in the first comment!

@Ar7ific1al

4 жыл бұрын

These kinds of instructions are what prevented me from learning to use Blender for a long time. Nobody ever explains what they're doing, why they're doing it, or what any of it does. I've seen tutorials (text and video) that literally say something like "press A B C D then X and blah blah then press B D G Y S and then..." and I'm just like *okay but what the hell does any of that mean or even do.* Blender 2.8 added **proper** industry standard controls. That's the only reason I've been able to even learn to use Blender to the extent I have.

THANK YOU! You are the first person to make this kind of hair tutorial that isn't stupidly complex or rely too much on the particle system.

Thanks a lot for this tutorial. It's not just I get to learn how to model non-particle emitter hair strands in the simplest and flexible way, I now finally know what the Taper and Bevel Object boxes do on the Curve tab.

This is exactly the workflow I've been trying to develop. You just made my day!

Probably the best non particle hair tutorial. Congradulations

You have no idea how long i have been trying to find a nice and easy way to create hair in Blender. This tutorial goes right at the top of y favorites! Thank you sooooo much!!

It's one of the best tutorial for hair modelling. It's also looks like the easiest way do to it.

Thankyou! I was doing an anime hair and it was tedious to make just a strand and adjust each vertex to the head. You just saved my day!

You're so good! I was just scrolling through KZread to see what I can do with the program and then I found yours. Instantly, I was convinced that this is my favorite program. Now I can't wait to work on a project and use these tips!

Thanks to this video, i've acctually rendered out an image that i like and looks fairly decent. After months if trying - mostly with Particles- and not getting the result i wanted and it taking ages to render. This took me about 90 mins from opening Blender to full render. The render its self took just over 5. Particles woukd have been nearly 20

I am an inpatient person who can't sit through 20 min+ tut vids. But I forced my self to sit through this one. And it was so worth it.

as a blender nerd, this is an incredible method at doing this, great video, it's far more satisfying to do, it's worth the extra work at the start because it's easy to be happy with what you make using this method, bravo,, my favourite hair modelling video yet.

To turn hair to mesh, press alt+c and select "mesh from curve/meta/surf/text".

@DrFross09

4 жыл бұрын

is there anyway to delete the internal vertices, caused by the clipping hair?

@imgayareyou

4 жыл бұрын

@@DrFross09 iirc--it's been a while--you can probably hit z to show the object as wire frame to locate vertices to delete them while in edit mode. Wire frame can get a little confusing, so at the menu bar near the bottom of the screen, there is a button (hover over it to see the name) "Limit selection to the visible". It is in between the face select button and proportional editing button. It will make your object see through in editing mode. You should be able to see your inside vertices there. I hope this helps!

@nuevostitanes2

4 жыл бұрын

@@imgayareyou @Fross09 I was wondering exactly the same. It is mandatory to convert to mesh the hair, if you are working on a videogame model? Thanks a lot.

@ranransun8795

3 жыл бұрын

thanks, i knew i will find my answer in the comments :D

@picassojunior9707

2 жыл бұрын

2 years later and still helpful, Thank you so much!

This classic lives on. great stuff

Beautiful! Love it. Definitely a must-see Blender tutorial for learning 3D Modellers.

I've been using Blender since 2.6 and I did not know about ctrl to snap. Awesome!

What a neat tutorial, very well presented and great techniques!

This is amazing, can't wait to get home and try it.

Very informative! Understood the basic concepts within 5 minutes! Excellent tutorial.

Great tutorial! The tip on bezier curves for hair strand shape instead of meshes is really a pro insight :)

Amen. You're the best blender tutor I've ever watched?

Absolutely LOVE this!!

This tutorial saved my life, thank you so much!!!

Omg this helps me so much, this'll help me nail my character hair down! Thank you!

Thank you for tutorial! I think this is the best way to model hair in anime / cartoon style.

Great tutorial, Thank you!

What an awesome tutorial, exactly what I needed, thank you so much sir!

Very clear and detailed explanations, thank you.

I missed this when it came out, such a shame, as it is sooo good! Thanks Kent. Really incredibly useful.

This was the perfect video for me to make hair for anime style. Very well made. My only problem is, that the majority of such videos go for a non moving object, but I want to have this hair move in animations. Will need to work myself into achieving that.

I got a notification on my phone and could not wait to see this, great stuff thanks a lot.

Great stuff, love this!

this was probably one of the most helpful tutorials for me :3 thanks!

Much needed,very well explained thank you,thank you,thank you!

THIS!!! This a great tutorial! Between this and VRoid....excellence!!!! Thank you, CG Cookie, for your knowledge on this, and for sharing!

@alexandershuaibu

5 жыл бұрын

Blender Hair Pack available here: blendermarket.com/products/ultimate-hair-pack

This is super helpful! Thanks!

Exactly what I was looking for Great Video

Love your work man

Awesome technique! Thanks for sharing.

Dude, this is uber awesome !!! Thank you so much for sharing this. What a clever way to manipulate hairstyle :O Keep rockin !!!!

You have some really mad skills man... Thanks for the tutorial ! I have been looking for something like this for a very long time. I cannot make as great hair styles as you but finally i can begin to train and i can finally put some hair on my characters ! :D

You are a saving angel friend. Thank you so much for your wisdom.

Right what I needed! Many thanks!

How nice. Got the same result just using polymeshes (but used to create the outlines first by extruding vertexpoints)

You are a life saver, bless your kind soul.

thanks for this tutorial, it was super helpful!! I'm working on my first ever character model and the hair was just not looking so good, but this helps a lot!! I think I might be able to finish the model now :D

Great tutorial! Thanks!

Great tutorial! Thank you!

awesome! now I can print my own 3d waifu.

@Homiloko2

7 жыл бұрын

humanity has come so far!!

@Aishiki1029

7 жыл бұрын

And i can make my Senpai!!!!

@agnusgloria1122

6 жыл бұрын

HUMANITY HAS COME TOO FAR!!!!

@eggyrepublic

5 жыл бұрын

I was wondering how long I had to scroll before someone mentioned making their own waifu xD

@TheOverpowered_

3 жыл бұрын

Ew

Very usefull video! I love it! Keep on the nice work!

Thanks. That's exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks, awesome tutorial!

this was super useful!! thanks for making it!!

This video is very helpful! I cannot wait to try it for myself. I like the model, wish I could download her!

Man, you're so good at this. I hope I can get this good someday! Nice video btw, it helped me a lot.

Awesome! I'm working on my first model and I'm doing it by polygon editing, needless to say it takes a looooooong time (almost 2hrs for the front hair/bangs but I'm really happy with the result). I'm definitely going to implement your handles!

@JayAnAm

7 жыл бұрын

Well if you use proportional editing this can also be comfortable, perhaps will add a tutorial about this.

Thanks for posting this.I've really been struggling to make mesh hair,now I can make some progress...lol

Thank you! Your video helped us a lot!

Thank you very much and welcome to morocco

awesome :) I really wanna try this :)

Thanks for the tutorial :) Good job!

Very nice technique, I like it!

wow, thanks for sharing! it really helps

i love you! thank you for this tutorial!!

Man Thx really much for ur time.

really good work. thank you :3

Mannn you are amazing.. !!! Thanks for this amazing tutorial.. I was finally able to finish my characters fully.. Only problem was hair that i wanted to make.. and I had no Idea how would i do that.. and finally this tutorial of yours.. came out to be my savior.. I finally finished hairs of my characters.. Thanks a lot mann.. and if you have any patreon page ... mann.. would love to donate :D !!

Thank you!

Wow, this is also going to help me with Cinema 4D.....and this tutorial was ment for blender!

Thank You!

Thank you, it helped me a lot!!!

very interesting and useful,thank you so much.

wow!! thank you very much for share.

Hoooooolyyyy shiznit this looks awesome! just on time too xD

@moeal3026

8 жыл бұрын

lol

@scottlee38

8 жыл бұрын

vmo Brah I saw shit like this in zbrush but not blender. This is big! xD

@moeal3026

8 жыл бұрын

+scott lee y do u think hes haveing a mental brake doun

thanks so much for your tutorial i was doing an anime character model and the hair tutorial is just not working out for me at all (i might try and do it again in the future) this seems perfect for what i'm trying to do. Thank you so much.

Awesome!

Thank you for this!!!!!

thank you very much for the tutorial

AWESOME!!!

dude just now diving into curves and holy shit they are so useful!! great tutorial

oulala that's so nice and well done

Thank's dude, you help me a lot.

dope thanks amazing

Thanks , nice Model Cartoon-Style Hair

awesome tip for the taper/bevel object, was able to quickly make cartoon hair that doesn't looks like banana peals xD

I didn't expect hair to be so easy to make

Thanks (muito obrigado)

14:06 i recommend to people to color the scalp the same color as the underlying hair for this

Man, you are great

Thank for tutorial)

Thanks, great tutorial, I would love to see more of your tutorials on KZread, kindly can you please put more on KZread.

Thank sooooo much!!

Starting from 11:22 I had my mouth hung open till the end of the video, damn those skills man.

thankyou dor making this videos

My first blender tutorial, I guess it was a good start!

@clobre_

3 жыл бұрын

first!?

aint watched the whole thing yet, but it looks helpful, and the comments make it sound promising, so thanks for making this tutorial

i just added it to my important list

Huh, hadn't though of using splines. Now to figure out a similar way in Maya

This was very helpful and the effect is pretty reusable. You can really get some vastly different styles just by changing the base shape and taper. I'm trying to adapt this to lower poly modeling for use in video games but it's not easy. I feel like if I get a work flow going and figure out how to make the poly reduction look better it'll look better than poly constructed and be faster than trying to push polys around by hand. If anyone has any tips to make this more low-poly friendly I would appreciate it. Thank you!