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I been trying for a long while now to find this style of hair, and nothing I have found comes close. Does anyone know if anyone has made this hairstyle yet? It's like a SPIKED Bun Hair.|
Can't see what hair it is - sorry.
But if you save the image in one of your gallery folders at postimages, and share it - you get a variety of options how it can be presented/shown.
Hey no problem - the blue fields right copies the link you choose: to buffer,
(all depending on how you want it to be displayed).Press the Share icon - and get a variety of options how it can be presented/shown:
@Felicia - Been trying that, and for some reason it's not working or I'm still doing something wrong when inserting the embed code....><
He's trying to show the hair at 1:54 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ha410iUkVFo
Just get the URL of the image and when you type a new comment use "IMG" on top of the comment section, paste the URL and you're done.
[EDIT] This one is done with your first URL posted@slanna - Muchas, Gracias, my friend.
SO with you all seeing what I was TRYING to post, does anyone know if there is a hairstyle like this already existing?
My best bet is - to take an already existing hair prop, and make it look like what you depicted, using: ZBrush (GOZ) - if you are familiar with ZBrush. Otherwise, keep searching. Never give up!
Billie Hair and Jani Hair were the closest ones I could find, although they are very dated (made for Victoria 4 — I'm not even sure they could be made to fit modern figures and they would probably look too unrealistic by today's standards).
If you have some expertise you could try combining the "spiky" parts from Kunoichi Updo Hair or Cyber Attack Hair with a ponytail base to achieve the result you want.
Edit: I also found Krayon Hair and Yumi Hair for Genesis 3.
The Jani hair looks like the best match. There are ways to make it look good enough for a G8, but it takes some customization. And there's even a way to convert hair cards to strands despite what some people might say. This video is not so important for how the model is exported so it can be used in Blender, but it shows how the hair can be converted from cards to strands that can later become dForce hair in Daz. For the hair coloring you can just export an existing dForce hair with it's material shading and borrow the textures for your new model.
Once it's been converted to strands, you can import it to Daz and convert it to dForce.
I'm sure there are other variations in the texturing process that would work too, but that's probably something any users with more experience in Daz can advise on.
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