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  The " Uncanny Valley " often hides in the forehead. Specifically, in how the hair transitions from the scalp (the parting) and how the bangs sit relative to the face. In  Episode 3  of our specialized Grooming Course, we tackle the most defining area of any hairstyle: The Parting and The Bangs . The Problem: Grooming on Proxies Many 3D artists make a fundamental mistake: they judge hair volume based solely on the low-poly proxy mesh ( retopo ). The problem? A proxy mesh is an approximation. It often lacks the subtle surface nuances of the real head. If you groom the bangs "by eye" on a proxy, you often end up with two issues: The "Wig" Effect:  The hair sits too high/far from the skin. The "Clip" Effect:  The hair intersects with the real volume of the forehead when rendered. The Solution: Raw Scan as a Reference In this tutorial, I demonstrate a production-proven technique:  Loading the Raw High-Res Scan . I don't just use this for colli...

  Welcome back to the Charly Tutors blog! Today, we are diving into Episode 2 of our new collaboration series with Ephere . We are tackling one of the most common frustrations in 3D grooming: Managing Chaos . When creating graphic hairstyles like a sharp Bob cut , working with a single hair object can quickly become a nightmare. You try to comb the back, but you accidentally mess up the internal layers. You try to select the roots, but you grab the tips. The solution? The Mask Pipeline . What is the Mask Pipeline? The core concept is moving away from "eyeballing" and towards a procedural, grouped structure + painted masks for distribution and etc . In this tutorial, we demonstrate how to assign specific Strand Groups to logical zones of the head: Occiput (Back) Temples (Sides) Bangs (Front) By using the Edit Guides modifier, we can instantly isolate, hide, or lock these groups. This gives you surgical precision over your groom. 🔥 The "Strand Len...

  RU voice  here Welcome to Episode 2 of our Ornatrix 9 Mini-Course ! 🎓 Today we cover Guide Selection and Parting setup . Author -  @charlytutors  Music -  @imagineartofficial  💡 Cheat Sheet: CTRL - Add to selection ALT - Deselect SHIFT - Change selection radius Tip: Enable " Affect Selected Only " to comb precise areas. Fix: If Rotate doesn't work, turn OFF " Modify Roots ". Plant Tool : Use it to add missing strands. Subscribe so you don't miss Episode 3! 🔔 #ornatrix #3dsmax #3dhair #grooming #andrewkrivulya

  Starting a new groom can be chaotic without a proper structure. In this episode of " Introduction to Ornatrix 9 ", I break down the Masks Pipeline - a clean and efficient method to control your hairstyle from the very beginning. I will guide you through the process of using painted density masks to generate guides, and show you how to master the Surface Comb modifier . You'll learn how to use Sinks for precise direction control, why checking the documentation is vital, and how to use advanced features like " Affect Whole Strand " to adjust length dynamically. SOFTWARE: Ornatrix 9 for 3ds Max Instructor -  @charlytutors  Key Moments: 00:00 - The Masks Pipeline: Separating the scalp 00:20 - Importance of references & hairlines (ZEN article) 00:42 - Setting up Guides From Mesh & Distribution Maps 01:05 - Initial length adjustment 01:33 - Adding the Surface Comb modifier 02:00 - Pro Tip: Always check Ephere documentation 02:27 - How to cre...

  Welcome to Part 2 of our complete course on creating realistic hair in Ornatrix for 3ds Max ! In Part 1, we created a basic hairstyle. Now, we'll refine that result using a professional grooming workflow. This episode is crucial for understanding how to manage, edit, and refine your hair guides for realistic clumping and flow. If your " Clumping by guides " isn't working, this video explains why. 🔥 What you'll learn in this episode: * How to reduce guide count properly ( Ox Filter modifier ). * The correct workflow for "Collapse To" and using Baked Guides. * Advanced combing: " Isolate Selected " & working in sections. * How to add new guides with the Create Brush tool . * Using Strand Groups to manage complex hairstyles. * Tips for combing, lengthening, and cutting guides. This guide editing workflow is essential for any 3D artist or character artist wanting to create believable, high-quality hair in 3ds Max using Ornatrix. SOFTWARE: O...

  Quick Ornatrix intro in 3ds Max : Clone your scalp, set up Edit Guides, and comb basic hair with Brush Mode! Perfect for beginners starting hair creation. Timestamps: 00:00 - Clone Scalp (CTRL+V) 00:30 - Edit Guides Modifier 01:00 - Brush Settings & Create 01:30 - Combing + PushAway Tips 02:00 - Algorithms (Legacy/Local) This is Ep 1 of series. Like & sub for more CG tips. 👇 #Ornatrix #3dsMaxHair #CGTutorial