Features of Hair ToolĪbility to generate and interactively comb hair ribbons based on blender particle hairs bigger ribbons for bigger objects and smaller ribbons for smaller objects.
The Hair tool has the ability to generate hair spline ribbons from blender Particle Hair System with a normalized scale i.e. Through ‘Align curve tilt’ button, the generated curves can be adjusted in pretty good manner so that it is aligned to the source mesh surface. Due to simple and easy user-interface, this tool will allow you to generate curves from surface easily and instantly. Hair Tool for Blender comes with models that are used to render promo image for Hair Tool containing female head, hair material, hair alpha texture, hair ribbons with 4 styles, surface objects that are used to create hair spines. The tool is meant for generating hair mesh ribbons with UVs from Bezier / nubs curves just like the way developers are generating hair for most of the games today. Hair Tool is an impressive add-on for Blender that simplifies the creation process of low/medium poly hair models. (I would upload a gif of this not working, but Stack Exchange doesn't seem to want to let me.)Īs a clarifying example, what I'm trying to accomplish is essentially the small knot at the end of this braid (Anna from Frozen).Free download Hair Tool 2.0.14 for Blender 2.8 full version standalone offline installer for Windows PC, Hair Tool Overview
One thing that didn't work was using the Weight tool in Particle Edit mode, but increasing the weight at the ends seems to hold the points relative to the root position, not relative to each other. Is there a way to do something similar in Blender, where the strands are "pinned" to each other at a certain point? Or is there a better way to accomplish this? In real life most long/loose braids have a band or loop of some kind at the bottom that holds them together. The structure and stiffness parameters of the simulation seems insufficient to get them to stay together. The issue now is that the three strands separate from each other as they're moving, especially towards the bottom. I've enabled Hair Dynamics and the hair flings around as it should. (This is just a test so it's obviously not great, but that's not the issue.) So far I've managed to create a braid with three hairs, each with simple children: I'm attempting to create a braid that I can enable Hair Dynamics for to simulate it as opposed to animating by hand.
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