And if I rotate, you can see that, and it can zoom in. Fuse knows that she's wearing a hat and it keeps the hair contained within that hat. So it's not going to be popping out of weird places. And notice that if we give her a baseball cap, the hair goes inside the hat, it's loading right now, but it'll go into the hat. If we want to give her a hat, we can give her a hat. As you see, everything is just click on a button or drag a slider.

And that's the good thing about Fuse is that you don't really have to know 3D modeling. So we can just add hair and all I'm doing is simply clicking. So we'll give her some of these shoes here. I'm just going to select these pants here. Know what, because I don't really like these army pants. And we're going to go through customization in a little bit. Just know that you can select, essentially the basic type of clothing that the model's going to be wearing, and then we can customize that. I mean, we can literally spend hours just deciding which pants she's going to be wearing and what color, and all that sort of stuff. And it's not that I'm rushing through it, but. But as you can see, I'm selecting the first one, but there's a ton of different things that you can select. I can click on bottoms and then select the pants. And actually let me go into this view here, so we can actually see the 3D model and not be distracted by the geometry. I can just click, again, on the first one and that puts that shirt on. And if I click on clothing, I can add clothing to her. Okay, so now let's talk about customizing the 3D characters in Fuse CC.

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