Right click anywhere in the preview box and import your. your game won’t crash), but in some scenes, your hair will behave very strangely (like stretch across the whole screen). upk in order replace a hair mesh in ME3 Explorer. psk from 3DS Max, you MUST import it to UDK and export it as a. This will make sure that the long hair doesn’t clip into the body all weird. Basically, in game, the long hair you “weighted” won’t move with the head and will instead move according to the Chest 2 and collar bone. When you’re done, it should look like this when you switch from Head to Right Collar to Chest 2:. The long hair in the front should be painted to Right Collar. The long hair in the back should be painted to Chest 2. For this particular style, there is long hair in the back AND the front over only one collar, so I’m adding the Chest 2 and Right Collar bones in addition to the Head bone. Create skin modifier and add the bones. Make sure the long hair sits pretty flush to the uniform, but floats a little above it:. Import any form-fitting uniform mesh (ex: black dress). This step ensures that your hair will have the same number of bones as the hair you plan on replacing. Import the hair you intend to replace (ex: Allers’ hair) … then promptly delete it. Long hair mods require you to weight the hair differently. 
Usually, I mold my long hair for slim-fitting uniforms so that there is no clipping unless Shep is wearing bulky armors, in which case, the hair just disappears under the armor as though it’s tucked in.
It just can’t be helped (unless you’re already way more advanced than me in 3DS Max, in which case, why are you reading my tutorial?!). If you make long hair mods, be ready for clipping. Here are some additional tips from me, meant to be a supplement to Ottemis’ tutorial: Go check it out! That’s where I learned to make hairs for my Shepard. Ottemis already has a comprehensive and easy to follow tutorial on her website for how to port hairs to Mass Effect.
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