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Hair Tubes: Stylized Hair from Polygonal Meshes of Arbitrary Topology

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In this paper, we describe a fast, topology-independent method to generate bundles of hair from a mesh defining the outward shape of the hair. This allows artists to focus on the outward appearance and create stylized painterly hairstyles. We describe a novel approach to parameterize a hair mesh using ideas from discrete differential geometry and offer simple controls to distribute hair within the volume of the mesh. We present real-world production examples of various hairstyles created using our proposed method.

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      SA '23: SIGGRAPH Asia 2023 Technical Communications
      November 2023
      127 pages
      ISBN:9798400703140
      DOI:10.1145/3610543

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