Hair curves on wrong place

[DanielGitFlor]

I was just trying to use the new hair system by first time, I downloaded the pack, but when I apply it goes to wrong place, I mean, kinda, the hair looks on right place, but when I go to edit or sculpt the verts are wrong and (I believe because of that) it is extremely heavy to edit it. I know it still in development, it is just to make it known

• Windows 10
• Blender 5.0
• MPFB V2.0.12

[OfAllTheBars]

Hi, I've not used the MPFB new hair system pack, but have used hair curves on an MPFB human by creating my own scalp. When in sculpt mode, I found that the guide hairs were displayed above the MPFB model. (It looks like yours are too low.) I fixed this by ensuring that any scale had been applied, and by baking all the shape keys. As I had duplicated the scalp area as a separate object and set it just below MPFB's scalp, I only needed to bake the keys on that object and not the human itself. I hope that makes sense and helps. Russell

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[joepal1976]

There are a bunch of things which interfers with the hair particle system. As @OfAllTheBars notes, scale and stuff might make it miss. If you load a proxy mesh or clothes with delete groups which happen to be in places relevant for the hair, then that also tends to mess things up.

So best hint is to only model on an unposed nude character without any proxy, additional modifier or changed scale.

Even with all this said, chances are things will still behave a bit odd once in a while. But the only way to catch and fix those are through issues posted here, so reporting bugs for very experimental things is still helpful,

[DanielGitFlor]

Oh, I found out, basically, looks like "Hair editor" was made for Gender neutral size, as male or female have different sizes, it dont fit properly on edit mode or sculpt.