I'm trying to find a good street tree that I can include in a rendering that doesn't completely block the building behind it. Nothing to big too. Everything I have is just too filled in for use in an image where the focus is the buildings. Does anyone have any recommendations of either a single tree purchase or in a collection? Thanks.
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Thanks Morne. That's basically what I ended up doing although I wish there was a good way to remove a branch and a all of it's associated leaves. I basically deleted a few of the branches and then randomly selected 50% of the leaves and deleted them.www.dpict3d.com - "That's a very nice rendering, Dave. I think you've improved a great deal." - HAL9000... At least I have one fan.
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Possibly too late, but how about adding a larger 'matte' to the leaf textures. In effect, this would make all the leaves smaller and the tree more transparent.
Any help?Kind Regards,
Richard Birket
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I usually render in 2 "passes". I turn the trees off to camera in the main pass but they render in reflections and shadows. Then I re-render just the trees with everything else hidden and comp them in photoshop and then I can change the opacity as I need.
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Originally posted by tricky View PostPossibly too late, but how about adding a larger 'matte' to the leaf textures. In effect, this would make all the leaves smaller and the tree more transparent.
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Originally posted by Sawyer View PostI usually render in 2 "passes". I turn the trees off to camera in the main pass but they render in reflections and shadows. Then I re-render just the trees with everything else hidden and comp them in photoshop and then I can change the opacity as I need.
Thanks for the feedback everyone.www.dpict3d.com - "That's a very nice rendering, Dave. I think you've improved a great deal." - HAL9000... At least I have one fan.
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