I could make a 20 hour course on the hair shader. Please save your file before you start this process, even though you can undo, it’s easy to completely mess up the hair beyond repair. You can then cut the hair and brush it around until you are happy. Then use the Simulate->Hair Tools->Brush and Scissors. This will stop your hair from popping back to afro mode when you go to frame one. Select the hair and go to Simulate-> Hair Edit-> Set As Dynamics. This step took me days of researching online to figure out. This might be slow depending on your system. Hit is multiple times until the hair falls nicely on the face. Select the hair object and Dynamics->Animation, find the relax button. This will stop the hair from clipping through the face. Select the body mesh and add a Hair Collider tag. Attributes->Hairs change the count from 5000 to 15000.
Select the hair object and in Attributes->Guides set the count to 500 and the length to 10 cm. When you create the Hair Object it will show up in the object manager. Select the Hair Object, change the length and number of hairs Then go to Simulate->Hair Objects->Add Hair. Love it! Select the body mesh, go to Polygon mode, then hit “9” and select paint the scalp and where you want to add hair. The Cinema 4D hair system is very simple and intuitive. Adobe Fuse Characters: Realistic Hair Select Polygons Where the Hair Will Go, Create Hair Object In this episode we add realistic hair to our Adobe Fuse character using the Cinema 4D Hair Object.
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