You can change the "segment" to get a higher number of "hair_keys".
In script ,you you can use bpy.data.particles["ParticleSettings"].hair_step = n, where n is the segment number, which is len(hair_ksyeshair_keys) - 1
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You can change the "segment" to get a higher number of "hair_keys".
In script ,you can use bpy.data.particles["ParticleSettings"].hair_step = n, where n is the segment number, which is len(hair_ksyes) - 1
You can change the "segment" to get a higher number of "hair_keys".
In script, you can use bpy.data.particles["ParticleSettings"].hair_step = n, where n is the segment number, which is len(hair_keys) - 1
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youYou can change the "segment" to get morea higher number of "hair_keys".
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In script ,you can use bpy.data.particles["ParticleSettings"].hair_step = n, nwhere n is the segment number,which which is len(hair_ksyes) - 1
you can change the "segment" to get more number of "hair_keys".
In script ,you can use bpy.data.particles["ParticleSettings"].hair_step = n,
n is the segment number,which is len(hair_ksyes) - 1
You can change the "segment" to get a higher number of "hair_keys".
In script ,you can use bpy.data.particles["ParticleSettings"].hair_step = n, where n is the segment number, which is len(hair_ksyes) - 1
you can change the "segment" to get more number of "hair_keys".
In script ,you can use bpy.data.particles["ParticleSettings"].hair_step = n,
n is the segment number,which is len(hair_ksyes) - 1