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Adding Hair for Creating 3D Characters in iClone

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Summary: Learn how to create 3D characters and animation in iClone, like adding hair, in this free computer graphics video on making 3D characters using iClone.

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Paul Louis has been a professional puppeteer, filmmaker, actor and artist since 1981. He is a now popular Internet Video Puppetry Guru, who has built more than 3,000 custom puppets for...read more

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"On behalf of expertvillage.com this is Paul Louis and I’d like to welcome you to how to create a 3D animated character in the program known as iClone, enjoy. So go up here to tools, click on teeth he’s already got teeth by default in there but we have a bunch of neat teeth sets in here, so let’s choose let’s give him a gap now this top roll of teeth are to far up so I’m going to click on modify and I’m going to bring them down just a bit and I’ll click on tools again and character to close his mouth. Alright looking good, looking good, I think he needs some hair so we’ll click on tools up here and then hair and let’s choose an appropriate hairstyle for him, I think this one will be good now you can then take the hair and fit it accordingly to the head, now I noticed his hair is too far up it’s not really touching his head so we’ll click on modify and we’re going to bring the hair down a bit and then maybe we’ll scale it down a bit as well, so now it’s really snug against his head. You can also go up and change the color a bit if you want, you can darken it a bit, change the contrast with view, a lot of neat things you can do but we’ll just darken his hair just a little bit, how’s that? Okay so he’s kind of looking like a roughneck young teenage kid right now."

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