Thanks, now I know how to make Ice-cream.

Thanks

Cool. Black on grey is horrible for seeing the mesh in edit mode so it is a little hard to see what you are doing. Kinda dumb that is default but maybe they did that so people can choose what they want . Horrible for modeling in edit mode and not really that great in object mode. :O)

I'm not going to be tired subscribing to the blender youtuber, you guys are a blessing for teh blender community

I love you bro thank youu

Thank you so much!

Thank you for the video Sir

Hey so idk when someone might see this but I was able to follow along for the most part until 2:30 or so, my hair doesn't have the anchor points. It's a black mesh similar to the circle. I'm brand new to blender so if anyone sees this explain it to me like I'm a third grader please! Edit: Figured it out!!!

Very useful and easy to understand. But should also say how to put it on the head. I have no idea how to do that.

nice tutorial

I double checked before i wrote my question so for dummies like me. 5:25 right click, conver to: mesh, then you can decimate > un-subdivide...

very helpful.. thanku

Thank you so much!

Thx for sharing, it's been very helpful!

And also one tips for you guys. I got it from Darcy Channel, VR character maker. After finished and convert hair into mesh. You can split the hair corner, by spliting the edge, it will make your hair detail and like an anime style. 5:41

I was 2 hours searching how to fix this! So fucking thanks!

When doing the bevel on a curve, you can just increase the curve segments in the panel on the right. It makes it smoother.

thank you, needed this :)

Thanks for the video. This is the third or more vid I’ve watched and I couldn’t figure out why I couldn’t taper it. Thanks for emphasizing the S vs Alt S bit… I was completely missing that!

Wow dude this is incredible, ty so much

thank you!!!

im gonna make a marble

Awesome tutorial, man! This is going to be such a time saver, and you can also use it for so many other things. One thing I'm curious about is whether or not it's possible to create on offshoot of hair from the same 'strand'. I tried just extruding from a middle point rather than an end point thinking maaaaybe that would work, but of course that'd be way too easy and it just created an eldritch horror instead. I basically want an end result that has some strands ending in more than one point, but I'm beginning to think the only way to do that is to join two strands together and then remesh them. I'm hoping there's an easier way that I'm just missing.

Hey for some reason it dosent let me do it do you know how can I fix it ?

Bro i have issue went select a circle as a object, it cant be selected how can you help me?

Thank you Paul, I needed this for a personal project

awesome tutorial 👍

it is better to do this or add edge loops to make it more sharp?

holy shit this is game changer, the hair in my models is going to look like hair and not like odd rubber hats

Wow Suzanne has never looked better lol

How do u subdivided without a mouse

Amazing tutorial! May I ask, how do you do to not have thousands of polygons once you convert the curve into a mesh? Mine's too heavy for my project 😢

great tutorial thanks so much for the simple and concise explanation's

So when converting to a mesh it usually has an ungodly high polycount, is it possible to convert it to a mesh with a lower poly count? Or is the only way to decimate or re-topologize after the fact?

Thank you.

Excelente. gracias.

Thank you. I recently tried doing the same thing with a hair particle system. Let me tell you, not oly is the style completly off it also looks terrible. Just by looking at this I can already tell this will work a lot better. Will update this comment when Ive tried. Update: Absolutely awesome. Love it. The workflow is so much more relaxed, easier to work with and the outcome looks sooo much better.

Loved it! Thank you!!

superb it is very amazing bro

also it is nowhere near 'fast'

nothing in this is working for me

you earned a sub man. no BS. just straight to the point!

I've watched a LOT of videos and this is the easiest to follow and the best one. I've put it in a playlist to keep coming back when I need it and drill it into my brain! At least until I can do it alone! Great job!

This is what I have been looking for for days but you lost me a little on the transition from Blender to Substance Painter. The last clip in Blender showed four tiles in your array. I see the "four tiles" in SP too but then your selection is only the repeatable section.

Interesting approach though, thanks

I encountered this problem lately. And I dont know what it is called

Really useful tut. Thanjs a lot!

Been struggling looking for a simple approach to tileable textures without spending so much on ZBrush. This is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thank you so much! Subscribed!

Great tutorial haven't seen any other technique like this

You just won my subscription ;) ;) ;)