Useful curved tree line
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Sorry but I donĀ“t find the download link
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@joĆ£o de afonsos said:
Sorry but I donĀ“t find the download link
You will find the downloadlinks at the end of the first posting of this thread
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Yeah page 1.
@unknownuser said:
Would it be presumptuous to ask what technique you use. I would like to make a contribution.
Of course, please contribute.
masking tutorials (cheers Fletch):
http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/photoshop/articles/phs8kbhairmask.html BEST TUTORIAL
http://layersmagazine.com/masking-hair-in-photoshop-cs3.html VIDEO
http://www.creativepro.com/files/story_images/ExtractHair.pdf PDF
http://www.photoshopsupport.com/elements/tutorials/extract-hair/masking-tutorial.html NICE EASY METHOD
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Wow! Thank you! This is a huge timesaver! "meticulously deleted all the sky"is an understatement... Laboriously... PAINSTAKINGLY... ouch! I've done this sort of thing in photoshop before(for single shrubs) and it is a huge pain! Thank you for sharing this!! especially for sharing the PNGs!
I hope the thank yous have caught up with the download numbers.... (on ShareCG my average is 900 - 1 or something like that.)
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thanks oli. very useful
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Thanks Oli, Native English trees are very much appreciated, I tend to use tropical plant components far too much!
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im glad you guys are happy with them
tell me about it linea! it's all I seem to find on the net! bloody palm trees in manchester!
I'll do some more when I got some free time. Urban backdrop and hills/valleys in the pipeline.
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These are superb Oli, thanks for being so generous and sharing them.
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it looks very good! thank you!
DONT FORGET TO CHECK THIS IN VRAY MATERIAL SETTINGS TO GET TRANSPERANCY
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Bravo Oli, thanks for your generosity
regards,
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Oli,
Thanks for the images. They are fantastic.
I haven't used png's in a while, could someone point me to a tutorial that shows how to create the shadow effect shown for the treeline? That's what happens when you don't use a technique for a few years...sigh.
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the image is rendered.
you can not achieve shadows like this in sketchup....sketchup will just give a rectangular shadow.
unless you trace around every single leaf, twig, branch etc!!
so get rendering!!
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You can make a very rough tracing for SU as these are really in the background and do not need to be very exact/detailed...
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U are so nice~~
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very nice. playing with them now in a cabin project.
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wow... thank you very much... these will come in very handy.
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Thanks a lot. These are very useful.
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Very usefull ! Thx a lot !
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@marcocapela said:
it looks very good! thank you!
DONT FORGET TO CHECK THIS IN VRAY MATERIAL SETTINGS TO GET TRANSPERANCY
Hello Marcoapela,
Here is a noob question
:Do you know where is that option in the previous version of SU/Vray ? I use SU 7.1 and Vray 1.05.30 and I dont got this option in the diffuse tab
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Wow these are great! I use a similar method where I import a jpeg and project it on to a curved face for my background. I leave the sky in, may I ask why you removed it other than the obvious you can change the sky.
Do you add your sky in photoshop? Anyway thanks a bunch as I'll use these a lot.
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