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    Mictlantecuhtli
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    I need help identifying this hair; thanks in advance.

    https://new.imagehostx.com/upload/2026/08/10/oakley-for-g8f_1786360414.jpg

    #2186148
    Mictlantecuhtli
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    dForce Strand-Based Short and Long Slicked Back Hair is the closest match, but it curls at the ends.
    Thanks @inversekinematics

    #2186155
    3Demon
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    TIP: Take a trip into Geometry Editor and delete the curled polys if you don't like them. I frequently delete the ends of hair polys, or even entire strands when necessary.

    Caveat 1: You can't 'Undo' the edit, but it won't affect the original hair; only the current hair in the scene. Unless you intentionally save it that way. For instance, the edit will persist in a Scene save or a Scene Subset save.

    Caveat 2: If you delete the edited hair from the scene and want to reload it, the edit may persist until you quit and restart Studio.

    #2186327
    Mictlantecuhtli
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    Thanks for the tip @3demon.

    #2186362
    3Demon
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    In addition, you can use Geometry Editor to make polys ( ex. the curly ends) invisible. If I recall correctly, invisiblized polys also persist in saves (Scene and Scene Subset), but I won't swear to it.

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