Anim8or Community

Both fur and hair are possible with anim8or.  There are two ways you could go about it, there's the ridiculously high poly way, and the lower poly way.  The ridiculously high poly way is basically modeling hairs and putting them on the model, rotating them correctly to give you hair.  The upside to this method is you get realistic shadows, the downside is the freakishly high amounts of polies, and the freakishly long render times.
The low poly method is making planes that you texture using transmaps to give each plane multiple hairs.  You can then rotate these planes and put them on the head to give yourself a full head of hair.  The downside to this method is that shadows aren't very realistic as anim8or can't render shadows of different transparencies differently.

Lately I've been in the mood to create Anim8or tutorials.
I'd like to hear from everyone what they'd like to see tutorials on, or what they feel others would find the most useful with tutorials.  It'd be nice to get a lot of input here as I could make some form of a list to work off of.
Thanks   
Hihosilver

I agree with Rudy, a screenshot would be amazing.  What it sounds like to me is that you haven't skinned the object, so it wont follow the bones, but I can't be sure without any sort of image.

Point beveling. I've been wondering why you can't do that.

I completely agree with this.  I feel it'd be a very useful tool.
Mirroring bones would be wonderful as well as people have said in the past.  Mostly just backing up what people have said.
There are other features that I would obviously want such as IK, but those are much larger and I guess I'll focus on the smaller things now.

It is pretty neat.  I like the second render best.  Are you going to do a render with shadows and a ground receiving them?  could be pretty cool.

Best sport there is!
The signature looks pretty good.  The bird is a bit hard to see though.

To prevent not being able to 'undo' enough in the future, you can turn up the undo memory by going 'File>Configure' and changing the "undo buffer" to something higher.

You can either 'undo' or 'remove' the bone weights by double clicking the object you want to remove the weights on and unchecking "Enable Skinning".
You can also change from weights too bone influences or bone influences to weights by just checking one or the other after double clicking.