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Hair Cap Error

MIH_BADMIH_BAD Posts: 30
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

Hello Guys,

I have this error - probably because I have a 104% scale on the figure. There are no sliders to adjust the hair cap and I am going nuts.

(the error is the lines that are created from the head cap not fitting the head properly; sadly there are no pose morphs like OOT has to adjust the cap)

Any help for a solution that works for all hairs? Any add on that I can buy to use it on any hair cap?

Thank you so much - this is so frustating and it drives my mad

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  • MIH_BADMIH_BAD Posts: 30

    Found a solution:

    1. Add a smoothing mesh - keep standard low values

    2. Unhide the scale property and increase as needed.

    In my case a 0.5% increase in scale did the trick... I was lucky this time, usually the smoothing and scaling doesn't work so nice.

     

    If anyone knows a universal hiar morph, I would love to hear of it. 

    Thank you

  • blazblaz Posts: 261
    Mesh Grabber is the most universal. You can also use it to fix clothes. https://www.daz3d.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=Mesh+grabber I would suggest taking a day to learn how to use Hexagon. It's free and not very hard to use. It can do all and more that Mesh Grabber can. Though it is a bit buggy.
  • margravemargrave Posts: 1,822

    MIH_BAD said:

    Hello Guys,

    I have this error - probably because I have a 104% scale on the figure. There are no sliders to adjust the hair cap and I am going nuts.

    (the error is the lines that are created from the head cap not fitting the head properly; sadly there are no pose morphs like OOT has to adjust the cap)

    Any help for a solution that works for all hairs? Any add on that I can buy to use it on any hair cap?

    Thank you so much - this is so frustating and it drives my mad

    Change the "Instance Optimization" property. It doesn't matter to what; just go through them and it will probably go away. If that doesn't work, try turning the scalp's opacity down to 0% or, as you suggested, using a smoothing modifier. 

  • SevrinSevrin Posts: 6,306

    What hair is this?

  • MIH_BADMIH_BAD Posts: 30

    Thank you all,

    I will try all the ideas. I like Hexagon and I know a little bit about it.

    The hair is: MRL Amara Braids 

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