| Posted by: |  | coilbook |
| Data created: | 14 November 2017 | |
HI We never used ornatrix for 3ds max before. is it easy to learn. We have a deadline in 2 -3 weeks and we need to add hair to a doe like in the picture. Doe is already animated. . Is it easy to learn in a week to do this or it is a complicated program? can we jsut add hair with one click and that's all? We will be using octane to redner Thanak you Attached Files:  | |
| 15 November 2017
#15285 | |
| Hi I attached a bear mesh is there anyway you guys can apply hair with your demo version. We want to see how simple it is before we invest into it Thank you
Also when adding OX guides from surface mesh disappears and only hair is left |
| 15 November 2017
#15286 | |
| tried mesh disappears when guides mod is applied some guids always point inward making patchy look |
| 15 November 2017
#15287 | |
 | HI, Thank you for your interest in Ornatrix. You can learn Ornatrix in one week, even in a day if you have enough experience with 3dsMax and other hair tools. Ornatrix is pretty simple to learn because it uses a procedural approach just the like modifiers in Max and we have a lot of tutorials in our Youtube channel. I suggest you take a look into our Ornatrix 101 playlist. Ornatrix does support Octane but there isn't any One Click hair solution, Ornatrix have a button to add hair to a model but that's just a basic preset to start grooming. The best way to see if Ornatrix is the propper tool for your approach is to give it a try and whatch our tutorials, of course, we are always here if you have any question or technical issue. Regarding the mesh disappearing problem, I will take a look into your scene in the morning and let you know what's the problem is. Thank you. Jeordanis Figuereo (Product Designer. EPHERE Inc.) |
| 15 November 2017
#15288 | |
| Thank you. Looking at the tutorials it is simple to start learning. We will defintly buy it. As far as mesh once mesh is selected and ox guides from surface is added mesh disappears and hairs stay |
