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tree for max ?

yenafar

i have done a model in max which needs too many trees around it.
i dont know what to use for trees.(realistic seems fit there better)

 
Aug 12, 05 10:56 am
mauOne™

if its for stills use opacity maps,
if itsan animation use RPC

Aug 12, 05 10:58 am  · 
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yenafar

thats not animation.
any plugin or download site for tree maps ?
.tnx

Aug 12, 05 11:08 am  · 
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mauOne™

image cels
www.imagecels.com

DOSCH
www.doschdesign.com/

Aug 12, 05 11:22 am  · 
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pomotrash

3dcafe.com

They have great trees. but watch out!
They will clog your system up for days because of all of the polylines.

Here's a trick tho. Render your scene, then hide everything but the landscape. Import your trees and then render it separately. After that Photoshop it.

Aug 12, 05 5:19 pm  · 
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remonio

Free Trees - http://www.howardmodels.com/0-tree/DecidiousTreesFull-112103/index.htm

You'll just have to create your own alpha masks.

Aug 12, 05 10:53 pm  · 
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architecturegeek
Turbo Squid..

If there are a lot of them your going to need something with a low poly count in order to keep you rendering time in check.

Aug 12, 05 11:07 pm  · 
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remonio
yenafar

tnx all.. so helpful.
i also found these freethings
palms :http://www.howardmodels.com/0-tree/Palms-112103/

flower trees : http://www.howardmodels.com/0-tree/FloweringDecidiousTreesPartials-112103/

any suggestion for making a batch in photoshop to make alpha maps out of these ?

Aug 13, 05 2:40 am  · 
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o+

forest pack, quick and a little dirty...

http://www.itoosoft.com/english/menu.php?id=news

Aug 13, 05 3:39 am  · 
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JohnProlly

tree storm for max works wonders... spline based arrays of trees....

Aug 13, 05 10:40 am  · 
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remonio

Has anyone here used Vue5?
http://www.e-onsoftware.com/Products/vue5infinite/

Aug 13, 05 10:47 am  · 
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lush

johnprolly, how does that work?

Aug 13, 05 11:58 am  · 
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