LI FUR for HH Werewolf

Built upon the fantastic HH Werewolf by Herschel Hoffmeyer, this pack started as a simple fur project and quickly grew into something much larger.

I began by creating a complete set of strand-based fur assets to cover the werewolf from head to tail, including:

ARMS, BODY, EARS, FULLBODY, GROIN, HEAD, LEGS, RIDGEBACK, TAIL, and TORSO

Each section can be used individually or combined in different ways, allowing you to customize the amount, placement, and style of fur to suit your character and scene.

Of course, once the fur was in place, I felt the underlying creature deserved some additional attention as well. To complement the new fur system, I've included a completely new set of skin materials built from 8K skin maps, along with dedicated 2K maps for the claws, mouth, and teeth. From these maps, I've created multiple skin and mouth material presets, giving you a variety of looks straight out of the box.

The 8K maps aren't excessive either. The largest texture file is only around 30MB, and I've taken a minimalistic approach to the material setups to help keep things practical.

As the project evolved, I found myself wanting to create a set of additional shaping morphs for the HH Werewolf. These morphs allowed me to push the character in new directions and ultimately led to the creation of an entirely new werewolf variant:

LI Ridgeback

Rather than relying on a single full-body morph, LI Ridgeback is supplied as a shape preset built from the various morphs included in this package. This approach allows you to further customize and refine the character while still benefiting from the overall Ridgeback design.

To make getting started easier, I've also included several wearable presets that combine the various fur components into ready-to-use configurations.

Whether you're after a subtle enhancement, a heavily furred creature, or an entirely new beast altogether, LI FUR for HH Werewolf provides a flexible set of tools to expand upon an already outstanding character.

Happy rendering!

NOTES:

The fur is dForce-based, and its primary look is driven by Hair Generation settings found under the Pre-Render parameters in the Surface Panel.

The fur as also been set with Preview PR Hairs set to 'ON' as default but have provided hierarchical presets that will turn all fur assets off and back on to help when posing.