Film Anim shows how we can create a hairstyle using the Yeti plugin for Maya & Zbrush FiberMesh. In the first part of the tutorial, he covers how to use Maya Curves with Yeti and then shows how we can use the FiberMesh to create custom brushes in Zbrush that works well with FiberMesh (IMHO).
There is a 2 minute clip recorded with Zbrush Forward History where you can see all the creation of the hairstyle. Then he exports the FiberMesh as curves to Maya.
In the third and final part, he puts it all together.
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