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Use a cutmap. It is flexible and doesn't change your style when you add or
remove hairs. I have had problems when cutting hair strands to get rid of
them; sometimes they pop back.
Alastair Hearsum
Glassworks
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From: Oscar Ju�rez [mailto:send.me@(protected)]
Sent: 16 March 2005 05:31
To: XSI@(protected)
Subject: Re: Hair: Delete Hairs?
when you create hair in your geometry it will create a cluster
maybe removing some polygons out of that cluster.
Byron Nash wrote:
> I�m working on a furry animal that will be wearing clothes eventually.
> So far I�ve been wrestling with getting enough hairs to make it look
> like decent fur. I�m at 300,000 hairs with multiplicity 1 now and I
> have hair on his entire body. Is there a way to delete certain hairs
> instead of using a cut map, density map or scale? I�d like to be able
> to not have hair under his clothes and add more to the rest of the
> body. This is my first time using hair for anything serious, so I�m
> sort of stumbling around here.
>
> Thanks.
>
> **Byron Nash**
>
> Sr.3D Artist
>
> **Snap5 www.snap5.tv <http://www.snap5.tv>**
>
> 704-561-7764
>
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