HairCS: Reconstructing Strand-Based Hair from Hair Cards
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2609.16465v1
- Date: Tue, 15 Sep 2026 00:35:17 GMT
- Title: HairCS: Reconstructing Strand-Based Hair from Hair Cards
- Abstract summary: We present an automated pipeline that converts hair-card models into high-quality strand-based hairstyles.<n>Given a collection of textured triangular or quad strips as input, our method produces a strand-based representation that preserves the original hairstyle.<n>We validate our approach on a large and diverse set of hairstyles, including short and long hair, curly styles, and complex styles such as buns and ponytails.
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- Abstract: We present an automated pipeline that converts hair-card models into high-quality strand-based hairstyles. Given a collection of textured triangular or quad strips as input, our method produces a strand-based representation that preserves the original hairstyle while enriching it with fine-scale geometric detail and adhering to standard production requirements: strands originate from the scalp, roots are uniformly distributed, and the hair volume is plausibly filled. The resulting assets are directly compatible with strand-based rendering, physics-based simulation, and common grooming modifiers (e.g., clumping, curling, noise) for enhanced realism and artistic control. We validate our approach on a large and diverse set of hairstyles, including short and long hair, curly styles, and complex styles such as buns and ponytails.
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