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From: "standley and mungenast" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2008 4:51 AM
Subject: Re: ivygen to rs3d
Hi,
I found this in my archive... Mark's tips on importing ivy..
A few tips:
- I noticed (a few hours too late) that the Ivy .obj file I imported into
RS was mirrored! Still not sure if the IvyGenerator or RS is to blame, but
watch out.
- when importing the ivy object, select 'UV coords to per face materials'
to apply the old and young leaf and the bark materials to individual
faces.
- Make the three materials, using clip or fade mapping for the leaves. If
anyone wants them, I'll upload the materials I used here. (room for
improvement)
- save the import action for the last minute before rendering: it's big
and makes editing slow. Watch out with low-memory render slaves, they will
choke in the ivy
chris mungenast
Mark Heuymans wrote:
...
It can be done! Other users and myself worked with this great little
program last year with convincing results after a bit of ...
-Mark H
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Hi all :)
thank you for your help - at last my ivy look like ivy Woo Hoo!!!!
Alasdair
