I already tried to uninstall and install 2 times this pack, but everytime, some of my hairs come with no texture, and if I go to the material in the model viewer, there's saying it has no material existent, any guesses what's happening? Or any download link to the pack itself without being here in workshop?

how do you add these to sfm?

I can't attach my hair properly

When I try to fix the hair to femscout's hair, it bugs out and clips through her head what can I do to fix it??

Where can I find a dress like in the 2 picture?

Im a boy and I have similar hairstyle as the girl on the bottom in red

i can see why

people want this in gmod.

awesome pack dude

@MrMoozie I do get your point, and dont get me wrong, i hate the amount of cosmetics\models for the femscout, but since (at least in my opinion) it needed more haircuts, these are just fresh touches
About the TF2 male characters, well, maybe we do have some ideas, but until then, we'll simply work on stuff for the fem-characters (and yeah, possibile something for FemSniper aswell)

The models are well made but why does everyone make mods for femscout, especially hair, I would prefer cool workshop items for actual TF2 characters, but hey no shame, feel free to do whatever you want

this is a great mod but whats the deal with fem scout

I would like to use them in GMOD

@Mullins the Great If they bug out try selecting the "Unknown" section under the model and then sliding the "Default" slider to the right.

@Amadeus Fair enough, wouldn't be the first time doing such and it won't be the last. Again thanks for these by the way.

@Mullins the Great you need to play with them.
Not only with the haircut model, but also w the bones, resize, lights (you need to play w lights for a game of light and shadows)
That is the only advice i could give you

oh cool ^^

The promotion art is just outstanding

I love these . . . though I'm not sure why I can't seem to fit them properly to femscout's head like in the previews (tried scaling and movement and all that). Any advice on proper fitting technique?

very cool