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  • A Offline
    asirad
    last edited by 21 Jan 2010, 22:43

    Hello

    I spend 3 hours to generate 2.5D tree from normal picture (some work in graphics program and in sketchup). In my opinion it looks good but what you think about that. Please look and write your comments. Thanks for all.

    Best Regards


    v2.jpg

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    http://3d.na.wroclaw.pl
    ]

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      tomsdesk
      last edited by 22 Jan 2010, 00:36

      Looks really good! (Love to see it in 3D...care to share? :`)

      http://www.tomsdesk.moonfruit.com/
      2.5D Trees & Shrubs!

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        remon_v
        last edited by 22 Jan 2010, 07:19

        looks really good.... maybe model the trunk in 3D for an even more realistic look

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          asirad
          last edited by 22 Jan 2010, 08:08

          Today I will work a little more with graphics because I have some ideas how to make it better. The trunk option is a good idea but my first thought was to find way how can I convert normal picture to 2.5D model and save time as much as it is possible during this operation. If I will do something better I will show effect. Thanks for all comments one more time.

          %(#0040BF)[My Polish Blog ------------
          http://3d.na.wroclaw.pl
          ]

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            asirad
            last edited by 22 Jan 2010, 21:07

            I have new version of tree and I will describe how I did that:

            1. I downloaded a new picture
              small_tree_full_.jpg

            2. Some operation in graphics program to delete background
              small_tree_full_a.jpg

            3. Where Alpha Map is used sometimes I have white pixels and this looks not good. I add my background and I changed some colors to green
              small_tree_full_b.jpg

            4. Created alpha mask for this picture
              small_tree_full_b_mask.jpg

            5. I did some operation with picture to delete trunk. I had idea to made center of tree from picture from 3'rd step and other part of tree from this picture
              small_tree_full_d.jpg

            6. Alpha mask for second picture
              small_tree_full_d_mask.jpg

            7. Other steps I did as Tomsdesk wrote somewhere (how he create 2.5D tree) and effect is:
              v3.jpg

            8. I have .skp file and I tried to add to this post but file has 6MB and it was not possible (1 picture has 3MB). I can change resolution of picture and I can add model with smaller texture. If someone want that I will do that.

            What do you think about second shot?

            %(#0040BF)[My Polish Blog ------------
            http://3d.na.wroclaw.pl
            ]

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              asirad
              last edited by 25 Jan 2010, 22:03

              Hello

              I did one more version of my tree and it looks like below:
              v4b.jpg

              I put my object file and textures on rapidshare server: http://rapidshare.com/files/341249989/Tree.zip
              Sorry for not English names (Polish is my native language). I will describe names:
              small_tree_full_d.jpg - main texture for leafs
              small_tree_full_d_mask.jpg - alpha mask for leafs
              kora.jpg - main texture for trunk
              kora_bump.jpg - bump for trunk
              All textures are downloaded as free.

              I hope this object will be useful.
              Best regards

              %(#0040BF)[My Polish Blog ------------
              http://3d.na.wroclaw.pl
              ]

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