Current project - SU & Podium (free trees)

[boofredlay]

Great images Pete. The last one has the best sky IMO. Looks more tropical.

[tomsdesk]

Pete, beautiful job...as usual! Would've used your so much better palm on that pool project last year...next time, fur'sur!

[solo]

Here is another tropical palm.

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solopalm2.skp

[solo]

and another.

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solopalm3.skp

[bubbalove]

Thanks Pete... looking forward to using them in future projects! Much appreciated!

[Stinkie]

Lookin' good as always. Thanks for the palms!

[tomsdesk]

Dang! Pete: you da'Man!

[solo]

[kwistenbiebel]

Nice in-game footage.
I would love to see you make props for 'Far Cry 2' scenery.

[Mike Lucey]

..... just noticed those holiday home Pete. I think the way
you handled the thatch is very clever

[tinanne]

These are great, thanks again Pete!

[batas senja]

you're rock....
very good model and perfect rendering....
btw,thanks for the trees
you give me power to do more pete...thanks

[utiler]

thanks solo, very generous of you...

[Stu]

Wow Pete, I had missed this one! Love the style!

Thanks for the great Palms!

stu

[Fletch]

Thank you, Solo, for generously sharing your creativity and your palms!

[Stu]

Pete,
That line overlay on a PR image works well if the 3D components are loaded in SU but what about if the 2D entourage is added post SU...say in Podium?
From memory, Piranesi does a reasonable job of finding edges on a raster image and Deep Image to some degree. Are there oher apps....PS plugins? that do a good enough job?

Stu

[watkins]

Dear Gaieus,

Could you move the palms to the components section so that they are easier to find?

Regards,
Bob

[Gaieus]

I'll rather ask Pete to do this, Bob (maybe more exactly to collect all of them and share in one post). After all, he is also a moderator!

[solo]

I have added a few trees to the collection which is now in the component forum.
http://www.sketchucation.com/forums/scf/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=11256

Here is an image with a few of those trees, I will work on the plants soon to get them to a smaller more useable size and post them there too.

[cyan.archnet]

very NICE work and really IMPRESSIVE!