KT
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Used KT's Instancing tool to populate a sphere with leaves.
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@david57 said:
Used KT's Instancing tool to populate a sphere with leaves.
Really cool idea. and generally speaking, the plants give a nice extra to the images (although the treeline seems to be a bit flat and too roughly cutout)
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A try at 8 spheres. The one to the far left, was my first test tree.
the leafs are to large and to sparce.
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Nice hedges can also be created this way...
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Yes hedges and grass, but havent tried grass.
Working here on a deserted island, hopeing not, to see what's his name
walking through here, in his birthday suit.
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hi all /david .
i tried KT Brush over a bush i separately inserted and merged whit a leaf, and here is the draft render result , maybe it is good for mid-distance foliages . u may improve this idea using flowers ... bushes , trees ...or people ..
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Tried Clipmaping of leafs, but couldn't get the right results.
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Tree Trunk, Branches,and 10 Leafs were made with a Blender script called Gen3.
Made Components with Trunk, Branches, and only 10 Octagon Leafs in SU.
The same Ten Leafs were used for the Hedges, but smaller.
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Two more.
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Here,s another render.
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Model in the background was not made by me.
Model can be found at
http://archidom.net/ddd/model_S.htm
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Needs Pillars or Columns under the radius.
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Trying to figure this one out, before a render. Need to remove the door ways
on the first floor, they look like men and women restrooms.
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Here's a Progressive Path Tracing. I could'nt get rid of the arched door ways. I didnt
have the guts.
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Never mind. Toilets/bathrooms are always needed.
But how come that tree is growing from the pavement?
Nice render BTW
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Here's a test render with lots of mistakes.
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Another test render.
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by misstakes u mean the plants rite??? u just need a png image and turn on the alpha map in the clipping option!
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