Not sure how anchors work with paint layers. I only use anchors inside of a mask and add paint effect (paint inside the mask) under the anchor. By the way you can now use an outline filter instead of doing what I show in the video. I just left the video up in case what's shown is useful for anything else. Especially the histogram scan which I still use for other stuff. So yeah try out the outline filter for this since it's simpler.

Thanks! and try switching the viewport from OpenGL to DirectX and see if that helps.

@@OmarHesham I'll give it a try. Thanks.

You probably need more guides and arrange them in a way so the interpolation between them doesn't cause the hair to go into the scalp.

ok,thak you,but if i sculpt spline to convert to guide is the same procedures?because sculpting with spline happen the same problem.thank you for orientation

Thank you! Glad it was useful. Although some of these techniques are still useful for other things, thankfully now Painter has an outline filter that you can use directly that achieves the same effect.

@@OmarHesham thanks! Didn't know that! Just checked it out. Thanks for the tip!

This is for rendering and not for game art. For game you would need to do the card based approach yes.

No problem! and try that again but check soft select is disabled.

Picking up how?

Make sure you are not in isolate mode and also make sure the viewport display options show Nurbs Curves

My pleasure! Glad it was helpful.

Thanks so much! Glad you you like the model. Cheers

You can learn the details of how to create it from Jesus Fernandez on KZbin.

Hi! Thank you! Glad you found benefit from this video. I recently finished a course on Visual Arts Passage. Maybe if I did one like it again in the future you can join! Stay tuned on social media. Links in my KZbin about page. Thanks!!

You can learn the details of how to create it from Jesus Fernandez on KZbin.

There are some ways to do it yes. Not the final hair system, but the guides curves themselves can be turned into cards with bonus tools curve to ribbon mesh option. There are some tutorials out there.

Thanks! Yeah it can be many things to remember for sure. Just focus on the aspect that you enjoy most and start with the basics on KZbin. Take it one step at a time. Good luck!

00? You mean paint effects tool? It's under generate menu.

Thanks! It was just a saved descriptions I made earlier with modifiers and settings I liked. You can learn to do your own via expressions from Jesus Fernandez on KZbin and from his website.

Funny you ask, I already have one recorded (Maya 2022) and will post it soon once it's edited :) Stay tuned

@@OmarHesham I’ve tried de selecting but it still dosen’t position the pivot to the first cv, is it a version problem? I’m working on maya 2025 and it’s not working, im only asking because in the video it’s 2020 version

@@OmarHesham I made sure I wasn't it isolate selected, but those curves still don't show in my viewport since they appear to be transparent(meaning they only show in wireframe mode), but under my paint fx brush it is not painting with transparency mode on under its pressure settings, but it is on "scale" or "off"

well as you see in the video, it is working. Something is definitely wrong with the way you either installed it or are using it. Try again. Or be more descript with what the exact problem is if you need help.

@@OmarHesham The process just stops after laying the first solid color. I ended up not using this method in the end. No delighting is actually ever good for production.

@@korcanatalay You should read the description here or on Gumroad. You're supposed to have your layer named. Also delighting is totally used in production. I used it many times. How else are you going to get textures from 3D scans outdoors without having a specialized studio interior with specific camera setups? Only delighting is the way. There are even dedicated workflows for this in Substance Designer and Alchemist and all used in productions.

@@OmarHesham sure. there is delighting in the pipelines 100%. I'm just saying that it's not a match to cross polarization method.

@@korcanatalay Yup. Never claimed it was. As mentioned, sometimes delighting is the only way when you have no access to specialized setup like that and especially when dealing with online found images.