Note: VRayFur should need more memory – If you need more memory, avoid “unload geometry” by setting > Render Panel > Settings > Dynamic memory Limit = 4000 (for me this works fine) “Per Area”: increase to 8,0 (take care with option! This to get a lot of hairs.

Knots: decrease to 6 (reduce the segment of a single hair to save memory).Let’s adjust some parameter of VRayFur (check the commentaries!): You’ll see something like this in your viewport: If you just click render you’ll get someting like this:Īt first Select the TorusKnot object, then go to > Create > VRay > click on VRayFur. The START scene just include a V-Ray Sun, basic settings for Global illumination and a Torus Knot whith some genetic modification! Nothing new, nothing special until now. If you’re a boy, your girl friends will love you on facebook… if you are a girl. * VRAY-HAIR-MTL > V-RAY version 2.20 (minimum) requiredÂ *Īlthough it may seem complex and only for super-nerd-experts… this result is really simple to achieve and you can create a lot of nice objects with Monsters&Co look after this little tutorial! Your friends and your colleagues will admire you I’m sure! I want to show you how to create a shader very similar to the wonderful Sullivan‘s fur in the movie Monsters, Inc. Although oftentimes working with the helper objects may prove to be a better option as opposed that is to trying to select directly in the viewpoint.I’m going to talk about VRay Fur and the newÂ VRay Hair Material. We could typically select VrayFur in the scene by left clicking on any geometry that has it applied. If i go ahead and turn that on by clicking the lightbulb icon in the layer explorer we instantly see all of our VrayFur effects appear in the viewpoint. We do already have a number of VrayFur effects applied to our toy bear geometry in the scene although we can't as of yet see them because our VrayFur objects currently reside on a hidden layer. What we're going to do in this video is take a look at a Vray tool that can be used to create some very simple, and yet very nice, render time effects such as fur, hair, and grass with a minimum of fuss.

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