I'll be vague here since the video link below elaborates on it in much more detail if you're really interested.įor further details, please consider checking out this Youtube video on how to use these addon. You can even duplicate a hair strand you may have made with its own beveling, which means you can easily manipulate it to add variation and change it to your liking.

In addition to being free, this is supposedly better than Zbrush for controlling polycount for hair strips, easier to control tapering, generally less restricted than Zbrush's method. It's called Bevel Curve Tools, and it allows Blender users to use a hair-strip technique similar to Zbrush's imm brushes method while potentially being even better. You may want to consider this following technique/addon. Or if you just want to stay in Blender,.Don't want as limited control over hair strands in Zbrush,.Don't want to use a particle-based hair system for Blender,.Don't want to pay money for the hair tool addon,.This was a breakthrough for me, and I hope it may be one for anyone who had similar problems to me. I want to put this down for anyone who may read this answer for future reference.

Zbrush hair brush