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How to achieve this look?(-A Poplar Tree-)
I'm having hard times to model that tree,a lombardy poplar.Here are the pictures: http://kidstakes.files.wordpress.com/2011/05/img_0382-copy.jpg http://lh6.ggpht.com/-CJzIX--7YoE/TZAGByhCi1I/AAAAAAAACio/3ZkFyGijopk/_MG_9735. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-ZiPjSFR0QYQ/TfiX4KauyVI/AAAAAAAABnE/rTtMiUtz2aY/s1600/poplar-740297.jpg… -
Re: How to achieve this look?(-A Poplar Tree-)
When you think about it... it almost looks a bit like a fir, with a gravity value of -2 ! So, have a look at how people do firs, then do something similar.. but upside down! ^^ -
Re: How to achieve this look?(-A Poplar Tree-)
This :) Try to have as much empty space as possible and keep elements of your branch texture really thin; make sure that there's at least some space between each twig (keep overdraw in mind though). If you want to get that dense look, you will have to simply use more alpha mapped planes. Personally, I model my branches in… -
Re: How to achieve this look?(-A Poplar Tree-)
Do hoo hoo. Can't wait. -
Re: How to achieve this look?(-A Poplar Tree-)
3d motive you say? -
Re: How to achieve this look?(-A Poplar Tree-)
It's lots of really fine lines. You could probably paint something. Or model it in 3d if you wanted to. using a paint based tool to scatter objects over a spline might work too. If you're using maya you could use paint FX
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