Wonder Woman Hair

WSC

So, I'm done with a Wonder Woman based on the TV series, but really need something closer to the hair style she wore on the show. I have something that is close, but does not have that fulld, swept back look. I chcked here and Renderosity, but maybe I missed something?

Sfariah D

Oh that Wonder Woman not Gal Gadot,

WSC

Miss Bad Wolf said:

Oh that Wonder Woman not Gal Gadot,

No. Working on that one too....

Paintbox

https://www.daz3d.com/delphi-hair-for-genesis-3--8-females

Comes closest afaik. If only had it had a bit more volume. Where is the DAZ hair conditioner and hairdryer? ????

grinch2901

Paintbox said:

https://www.daz3d.com/delphi-hair-for-genesis-3--8-females

Comes closest afaik. If only had it had a bit more volume. Where is the DAZ hair conditioner and hairdryer? ????

Two things you can try if a hair product is a bit too whispy looking.  First, you can try rampint the opacity up past 1.0. You probably have to turn off limis first, then set it to 1.5 or something. Sometimes that does the trick.  The other thing to try is to create a geometry shell and copy all the materials from the original hair to the corresponding materials on the shell. Now you basically have a dupilicate item, offset by a small ammount. You can tweak the offset (including making it negative so it lays under the original hair until it is in a position where it fills in gaps.

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Paintbox said:

https://www.daz3d.com/delphi-hair-for-genesis-3--8-females

Comes closest afaik. If only had it had a bit more volume. Where is the DAZ hair conditioner and hairdryer? ????

Yes, I think it needs more of a swept back look....

Paintbox

grinch2901 said:

Paintbox said:

https://www.daz3d.com/delphi-hair-for-genesis-3--8-females

Comes closest afaik. If only had it had a bit more volume. Where is the DAZ hair conditioner and hairdryer? ????

Two things you can try if a hair product is a bit too whispy looking.  First, you can try rampint the opacity up past 1.0. You probably have to turn off limis first, then set it to 1.5 or something. Sometimes that does the trick.  The other thing to try is to create a geometry shell and copy all the materials from the original hair to the corresponding materials on the shell. Now you basically have a dupilicate item, offset by a small ammount. You can tweak the offset (including making it negative so it lays under the original hair until it is in a position where it fills in gaps.

Thats great advice! Thank you Grinch

WSC

I think I found something that may work. Miranda Hair at Rendersosity. I'll need to work on the curls....

Optimus Shepard

Can someone please tell me where can I find something similar hair like these hairstyles? Please?! Thank you