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My goal is to make my hair move like a real hair does (to have a follow through and overlap action)

I tried to use soft body for hair but its not working. I don't know what I need to parent with what.

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As you can see the lattice fell down when I tried to play the animation. What should I do? And where do I need to parent my lattice, to my rig (the controller only, not the bone) or to the hair?

Also, I parented my hair to my rig with automatic weight. Should I not do that? Because that way my hair already has the weight from the rig, right? So how do I parent my hair? Do I parent it to my rig with object (keep transform) or what?

Cezzlyn
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    I have been creating similiar rigs lately. I use lots of rigid body chains and snap the bones to them. My hair is not as detailed though and I get away with 5-8 chains. You can use a collision for the head as well, hence the strands don't intersect anywhere. It his approach clear to you or do you require an answer? – Leander Jun 01 '18 at 14:40
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    It's best to use cloth simulation for hair, because it does not stretch as softbody does and has less pieces than rigid bodies. Use a low-poly simulation mesh, constrain bones to it's vertices(location of bone, track to for bone direction and last for bone roll), and with bones drive your high-poly hair. – Jaroslav Jerryno Novotny Jun 01 '18 at 15:01
  • so what should i do? it seems like if i use cloth my hair is not working.

    and the rigid body is in physic tab too right? i never knew how to use it

     – Cezzlyn Jun 01 '18 at 19:03
  • https://youtu.be/HCqSsB1aJso is it how it work? so i need to make bone for each poly of my hair strand? – Cezzlyn Jun 01 '18 at 19:20

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