Cita:
1. Add a sphere (space - Add - Mesh - UV sphere) (32 rings x 32 segments).
2. Open object menú (f7).
3. Open particle buttons.
4. Click add new.
5. Change the type of particle system from emitter todo Hair.
6. Under the physics section change the normal value from 0.000 todo 0.060 (this determines the length of each strand.
Your sphere should now have strands coming out of it.
7, change the random value todo 0.020.
8, go todo the materiales menú (f5).
9. Click add new and under the preview tab change the preview type todo strand and enable over sampling.
Strands.
The shape of your strands can be determined by adjusting the end width, start width and the shape, this is done in the render pipeline under strands.
10. I choose the following settings for the purpose of this tutorial.
11, open the textures menú click add new and select blend as the texture type.
12, open the colors tab, click colorband, click the line on the left hand side and change the a (alpha) value todo 1.000 then click the line on the right hand side and change the alpha value todo 0.000.
13, go back todo the material buttons, then under the Map Input tab change the texture coordinates todo strand.
14. Now open the map todo tab and turn col (colour) of and alph (alpha) on.
15, in the render pipeline turn ztransip (transparency) on and in the material tab change the value of a (alpha) todo 0.000.
If you render it now it is starting todo look col.
16, go back todo the particle buttons and under the particle system tab change the amount todo 10000, this Will thicken the Hair, if you have a god computer try turning it up more and more (save before doing this because it could cause Blender todo crash.
Now mess around with the physics buttons eg. Brown (brownian), random, normal, and se what you can come up with.
I used these settings.
And came up with this.
