With leaves like these...
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tom,
are they already available?
EDIT: i have seen they are. could you post a sample so that i can try it with podium?
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Edson...no, not yet: if I get a good response here I'll hurry up the production, though. As far as working in podium: should be same as the last batch I posted (don't have one of these ready for sharing yet) except I exploded the pngs for you. Oh yeah, they're higher res too, so work closer into the foreground.
Jeff...que?
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Very nice Tom!!!!
Will they work as full 3D or are they a face me thingy?
Could you show a close up? They look to have limited branch structure!
Again great work mate!
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Thanks, Richard...yes, 2.5d face-me and still good for SU woods :`) Here's as close as I rendered...and should have rendered longer to show them off at this size, oops:
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These are really good! May I make a little suggestion?
Why not add by default a patch of grass at the end of the trunk where it attachs to the ground? It makes the tree instantly more realistic (as it being "there"). Maybe grouped differently so those who don't like it can delete it anyway.
I hope I was clear, it has been a rough night.
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@tomsdesk said:
...I changed the way I hit the png saturation so color variations show thru when adjusting the season in SU...
You mean when in the shadow settings, I change from July to October, they turn into an Autumn tree?
Anyway, they really look cool and I am sure there would be some interest.
You say these are Podium renders. Could you post some shots with other renders, too to "convince" people? (I know you also use Twilight for instance - and that would automatically be good for Kerkythea users). -
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Sh***t.
Sorry, this is when one is reading quickly and diagonally.@edson said:
...could you post a sample so that i can try it with podium?
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Broomstick, thanks...and good idea, but I think better for you (and other users) to do to their own set as they need (I bet I play with the idea on my own set).
Gai, thanks...and wouldn't that be nice to have the whole scene change with the date (Nice brainfart BTW :`) There is another thread (I'm too rushed to find it this AM) where folks kindly tested the last set in several render apps. These should do even better!
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