My V.R Panorama Project
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Plant Bark Sizing
Finally starting to play with the plant editor. One thing I cant quite figure out is the sizing of bark textures. With leaves, you can give dimensions, but I don't see that for bark. In the old days, it was just a material and we could set up scale there.
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Permalink Reply by Roy Hirshkowitz on
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If I recall-- it's made to go one complete revolution horizontally and 1 meter of height. I may add scale factors at some point. Perhaps different scales and images for different order in the Complex template.
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Permalink Reply by Kevin Lockwood on
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Time to get out my metric conversion tool :)
What about bump? Will it ever support materials like the old one did?
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Using full-on materials with fixed mapping is a real possibility. The interface in the tree editor has to stay very simple-- and the materials must embed-- (the tree files have to be self-contained.) It would allow glass or chrome trees, though. Might be worth doing just for the fun factor.
Lots of other things to do first.
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You know that everyone has ALWAYS wanted transparent trees... :)
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Permalink Reply by Marc Chaumier on
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Pshop or gimp is good for you: 2 render: 1 with trees (short time) and one without (long time). And so in pshop, you can play with the transparency of the trees, better than could do a renderer, and even have different level of transparency on the same tree, to hide or let show some different element of the picture. I would prefer have the possibility to use curved faces as leaves, that give more realism than the flat faces ;o)
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Sure, I've done that too. Making a transparent tree has been one of the most asked for plants since ar2. Personally, I'm not a fan of any sort of transparency in landscape or other features. If it's there... it's there.
Bent leaves would be nice. I was building a Queen Palm last night and gave up because I though the leaves were too unnatural without some bend. Using my old legacy plants, nXt Does just the opposite though. Looks like me in the morning.
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Permalink Reply by Sampdoria on
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Hi Roy, can we have scales on this. I'm trying to create some really serious palm trees! :)
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At some point. In the meantime you can scale it by changing the bitmap in an editor. The Tile is 1 meter high and 1 complete revolution.
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