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*[[Fleece]] (similar concept, uses "Textile Napping" instead of shearing it seems?) | |||
*[[Felt]] similar use case/concept but made via a different process (also less [[Tensile Strength]] ?) | *[[Felt]] similar use case/concept but made via a different process (also less [[Tensile Strength]] ?) | ||
*[[Flocking]] (a process that can give similar results, but is typically used for things like [[Architectural Models]] for grass, and other greenery ) | *[[Flocking]] (a process that can give similar results, but is typically used for things like [[Architectural Models]] for grass, and other greenery ) | ||
Revision as of 03:05, 20 December 2020
Basics
- Standard Textiles, made to simulate the feeling of animal pelts (often without skin too, just a cloth substrate)
- Usually done via having a [[Pile Textile? with occasional "loops", then slicing these loops
- Also probably the same tech for those not felt, but felt like textiles?
Internal Links
- Fleece (similar concept, uses "Textile Napping" instead of shearing it seems?)
- Felt similar use case/concept but made via a different process (also less Tensile Strength ?)
- Flocking (a process that can give similar results, but is typically used for things like Architectural Models for grass, and other greenery )