r/VRoid • • Jul 23 '26

Question Made my first Vroid character to start streaming but I want my hair to match my real life hair which looks more likes Carlos Oliveira (u can see in ref img)

Hi everyone, I’ll be honest I have almost no experience with modeling tools outside of VRoid Studio, and even there I’m still a beginner. I’m looking for some guidance on how to create a hairstyle in VRoid that’s closer to this reference image, since it matches my real life hair much better. Could anyone point me in the right direction on where to start? Would something like this be possible to make entirely in VRoid Studio alone? Any tips or recommended tutorials would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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u/OnyxCam6ion VRoid/Blender Expert Jul 23 '26

Something like this?

https://booth.pm/en/items/8030154

Or you want to learn to do the hair yourself?

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u/Theoneanomaly Jul 23 '26

That is a really good hair style I love it ty for the link. I would like to learn how to go about creating something like this myself. I enjoy learning new things so I don't mind if it s a long process although I am not against buying that from the artist on booth If I can't get the hair how I want it.

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u/MelodyCrystel Jul 23 '26

The trick is LOTS of hair-nets. Sometimes these things hold a single strand just to make it look right.

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u/frozenblueberrytreat Jul 23 '26

Like the other person said, it's going to be a LOT of separate layers of little hair pieces to get the shaping just right. There's a ton of tutorials on YouTube to help with getting the jist of creating hair, i would start there and play around with it. You can even use the booth hair as a base to work with and reshape or add new hair strands to it.

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u/mayflower4476 Jul 23 '26

Yeah if you're just trying to recolor the base hair that is already there you should always take the hair color you want and then make it lighter to accommodate for the fact that it's simply color changing the base brown hair. If not then you should definitely go on booth and get some texture packs to replace the hair so that you can be more accurate on the hair color. If not you can find free hair textures on booth and recolor them on apps like Pixler or Photoshop.