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Again, using meshes to create textures, to apply back as a Volume Texture:

An alternative to Displacement Maps, that require high-poly meshes, is Volume Textures. They look similar but can work even on low res meshes.

Added a furry material that gives objects a fuzzy look:

Using brush strokes and draw on frozen to create an ornate armor design:

You can turn on Z-Depth rendering on the Camera Panel, and the option "Show Depth". Then when you save the animation it will output depth as greyscale.

Quick tutorial showing how to setup Inverse Kinematics in Curvy 3D 5.1


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CC5D--qTTI

Animated goblin with new Curvy 3D 5.1 animation tools

With new Curvy 3D 5.1 Cell Shader

No. But the closest thing you can do is a "Create Sketch" primitive and import svg into that. It won't make any meshes, but the curves will be available to copy and use in other objects.

Drawing a Slab, and converting to a Enxtrude along Path (Mesh/Brush Stroke)

You can make a simple extruded shape with the Slab primitive. Just draw an outline and set the extrusion depth in the object properties panel. You can also extrude along a path by selecting a slab and then choosing the Menu: Mesh/Brush Strokes and then drawing an extrusion curve - and ticking "Stret...

Added a Cell Shaded renderer for a cartoon style: (Model by IZNT)

IZNT posted some cool hair models on Discord.

Each strand of hair is it's own model. You can use spheres, lines and lathes to model thick strands of hair that will end up with a clean looking result.