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Ok, first very quick try with a X-frog like tree: -not worked at all on the tree's shape, branches, sub-branches etc.; -just 1 leaf PNG texture used; -materials quickly made with a couple of templates: in particular leaves have no translucency, only some reflectance; -only 5 passes with easy 09. Any...

Didn't really tried with a palm Gareth. Seems difficult anyway. How well do they render with Twilight? :halo: some of them render ok....depends on the leaf colour The great thing, just discovered, is that you can make your own leaf model: just save it in the folder that comes with the plugin and the...

Thanks for having posted the link.

although there is no page 11

Strange, I have it on page 11 (click on page 10 and then click on 11 at the bottom of the page).

Thanks guys.

where did it go?

pag. 11

Hi guys, just a couple of shots of a model I made sometime ago. Aged materials set made in KT. Only a slight levels correction, resizing and white border in post pro.

Well, that was quick and I've just kept the default size.
Played a bit with trunk and leaves. Better?
The great thing is that is a parametric tool and you can easily modify everything. Also you have a ton of settings for each element of the tree.

Have a look at this http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=476278#p476278 Tried quite quickly, but it seems really powerful. You can make almost infinite adjustments and slight variations on a template. Here, for example, are some variations on an olive tree template. Just SU's hidden line ...

Hi Fernando, I know that TWR1.5 has a quick way to import materials from zipped folder. Anyway you can just unzip it and put the folder named "curtain_massimo" inside twilight's material folder. If you are on PC is: C-->programs(x86)-->Google-->GoogleSketchUp (whatever number)-->Plugins-->...

It doesn't look odd to me. Maybe a bit "extreme" since the room is not big, but bear in mind that our eyes+brain naturally correct the fallen vertical lines.