Wings Forest Map Project
Wow! Looks awesome. Unfortunately I can't help with any of the bushes, trees, or shrubbery, as I have NO CLUE how to make them, and currently have other projects at hand (as in learning how to program in 2 days, when I am forced to go to my dad's work and code my brains out!). The only way I can offer my assistance is by testing. If you don't mind, you could send me alpha, or beta maps, and I can test the heck outta them! Good luck.
-
- Private First Class
- Posts: 28
- Joined: Fri May 20, 2005 3:51 am
Nice Stuff!
Wow, a lot of posts in the past few days. I just caught up with them. Great stuff so far. And eagle, I like your mushrooms. There are certainly varieties that match the shape of the ones you posted. Amanitas for example:
http://www.texasphotoplus.com/Mushroom%20007.jpg
For color contrast, there is always the spectacular Amanita muscaria:
http://sevlauqu.club.fr/images/Amanita_muscaria.jpg
Not all keep the bottom veil, and the top is some shade of red with randomly placed white dots.
These are just ideas for fun; I already like the mushrooms you have very much!
P.S. For more mushroom photos:
http://sevlauqu.club.fr/fichiers_html/indexspecies.htm
http://www.texasphotoplus.com/Mushroom%20007.jpg
For color contrast, there is always the spectacular Amanita muscaria:
http://sevlauqu.club.fr/images/Amanita_muscaria.jpg
Not all keep the bottom veil, and the top is some shade of red with randomly placed white dots.
These are just ideas for fun; I already like the mushrooms you have very much!
P.S. For more mushroom photos:
http://sevlauqu.club.fr/fichiers_html/indexspecies.htm
-
- Private First Class
- Posts: 28
- Joined: Fri May 20, 2005 3:51 am
#leaf polys on bush leaves
Hi BIYA,
Just curious on whether you figured out a way to reduce the #polys for leaves. I can't tell how many you're using from the jpg.
Nice "jungly" bush by the way.
Hope you're having fun,
--crunch
Just curious on whether you figured out a way to reduce the #polys for leaves. I can't tell how many you're using from the jpg.
Nice "jungly" bush by the way.
Hope you're having fun,
--crunch