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It looks so great and then the fur on the tail is in the wrong direction! 🙂 it has to go with the spine
https://www.dreamstime.com/stock-photography-red-fox-tail-image21809002
Oooh, there you see once again the benefit of research! 😀 Thanks for pointing it out. In the final version the ball currently has no fur but is back to a standard 3d shader kind of surface (because I wanted it to look like the bouncing ball rig we offer with our tutorials).