Hi Jeordanis, yes Im aware that we have hair from mesh strips, and its very useful, only problem is that its a surface base hair generator, so it only generates hair on the surface of the model, it would be so much productive if it could generate hair in the volume of the model, same principle works in particle effects, for instance we can generate particles either on surface of a model or inside it, which fills the volume, hope i can make sense.

Sure, so if you want to model something you create a sphere or a plane for instance and add an edit poly modifier and start to model. Also there is a modifier in hair farm which is pretty similar to edit mesh modifier in max (not similar to edit poly because edit poly has rich tools but edit mesh is more simpler), so for instance we can select our headcap model and add hair farm's edit mesh modifier to it and start to model the hair shape, when its done we can apply another modifier which turns the mesh model to a hair model, and hair generates from volume of the mesh not from the surface.

Yes the one I have seen was for making Beowulf animation feature, they had their own hair plugin and it was using actual volume for generating hair.