Girl long curly hair for production render with all modifiers 3D model

cgtrader

PLEASE READ THIS ENTIRE DESCRIPTION CAREFULLY BEFORE MAKING ANY PURCHASE.\n\nHowever, if you would like to make modifications after paying, I am willing to help and implement any necessary changes for this model at a daily rate of - $250. Understandably, my time has value, so I don't offer free work. The scene I've prepared features a girl with curly hair using the Corona renderer in 3dsmax. Further renderings are in progress and will be completed soon. This project enables you to generate any distinct hairstyle by installing the Ornatrix plugin. You can also utilize it to groom, cut, or style your hair as needed.\n\nFurthermore, if you would like, I can assist with transferring this model's hair onto another character.\n\nTo learn more about working effectively with Ornatrix, please review my tutorials. Prior to opening the scene, please install the most current version of the Ornatrix software.\n\nFor this specific model, I used version 6.0.21.18125.\n\nThe scene includes all required materials and bonus items (hair materials, which you can find here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/8N4EQ). When purchasing this project, you will receive the following items: a) FBX & OBJ files that serve as a hair mesh for sculpting in zBrush or 3D-Coat.\n\nThis includes model_with_hair_mesh.FBX and model_with_hair_mesh.obj. b) A zBrush & 3D-Coat scene featuring a hair mesh for detailed rendering. \n\nYou will receive model_with_hair_mesh.3b and model_with_hair_mesh.ZTL as part of the bundle.\nc) SCENES:\n\nYou will have access to the following Max scenes: i) spline_scene_corona_renderer_2018.max, a simplified scene using only hair splines. ii)ornatrix_scene_corona_renderer_2018.max, which showcases the Corona renderer in full studio-like format similar to our initial preview. Both modifiers have been saved, and you are free to groom the hair or review my approach.\n\nTo make changes to the hair, kindly uncheck 'Remember roots' on the Ornatrix plugin settings. I often do this myself since it allows me to save the hair's cache, which prevents any irregularities from appearing in generated renderings.