This document provides a short tutorial on creating fur materials using a displacement map in 3D modeling. It explains that a falloff texture was used for the diffuse map with two simple color textures, and an inverted alpha was not used. A noise texture was used for the displacement map, with the edge length reduced to 1.0 to create nice fur, which increased render times. The perlin noise type was used and the size lowered with amplitude increased to produce really fine hairs.

1. FUR MATERIAL TUTORIAL
This is a short tutorial on how to create fur materials using a displacement map.

2. FUR MATERIAL TUTORIAL
In the model there is a 'conflict' between the blanket and the sofa. This is done intentionally because the displacement
map rises the blanket. When i made the geometry corectly, the blanket looked like it was floting above the sofa.

3. FUR MATERIAL TUTORIAL
I used only two maps for this material - Diffuse and Displacement.

4. FUR MATERIAL TUTORIAL
For the Diffuse map i chose a Falloff texure. It is the first time i used this so a lot of it was trial-and-error. Basicly i only
chose Color1 and Color2 (both sinple AColor texutres). I tuned the Invert Aplha off because it looked better that way.

5. FUR MATERIAL TUTORIAL
For the Disp. map it was important to uncheck Use Globals and reduce the Edge Lenght to 1.0 because i wanted really
nice fur. Keep in mind that by reducing the Edge Lenght your render time will increase substantionally.

6. FUR MATERIAL TUTORIAL
For the diplacement map i used the Noise texure. The Perlin Type gave me the best preset for the effect i was after.
Because the blanket had to have really fine hairs i had to lower the Size and increase the Amplitude.