House in nature WIP

[bryanwrx]

I'm currently trying out an small house surrounded by nature. I still need to texture the house (wood),model some interior and fix color variation in the trees. More smaller plants r needed too :)

[CiroC]

Are those Birch trees?
Maybe you could add some variation on the bark as well. :)

[maru]

Why is the tree in the front getting wider towards the top? Is it planted upside down? :O

Other than that and the things mentioned above, pretty cool, I like the grass!

[bryanwrx]

Yes it is birch tree..@Ciroc Currently I only have two different bark textures.. I guess I need to put more variation.,.hehe.. @maru Wider u mean the trunk? Cause my reference I picked from this image.. http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/birch-trees-winter-2170700.jpg..  as u can see the angle between the two trunks r getting wider at the top..thnks for the feedback :)

[bryanwrx]

Better view of the trees I used in the scene..the trunk is somewhat curving back in at top :P..I used growfx to model them

[maru]

I meant the brown tree which is close to the camera.

[Ricky Johnson]

I think the tree trunk in the foreground is actually forked into 2. The outline of the trunks is quite indistinct though, so it looks like a single trunk.
It maybe needs some work to make the form more apparent.

[maru]

oh, you are probably right

[bryanwrx]

I guess i need to convert them into metamesh for better attachment..cause now they r only cilinders attached at each other

[CiroC]

The only problem with the tree in the foreground is that it is distracting because of the odd shape. Regarding the texture, you can do a couple of them with just white bark.

[danielmn]

would love to see a detail shot of the grass. And see how you built it a little more

great job

[bryanwrx]

Will do @danielmn :)

[bryanwrx]

anybody knows If forest pro can take the path of a slope on the ground? See image it looks like my grass is not following the ground path slope or maybe i'm wrong? XD

[Frood]

[...] If forest pro can take the path of a slope on the ground?

Yes, but it would be wrong :) Grass grows away from gravity and doesn´t care about normals. You can adjust scatter objects behaviour regarding normal direction with the "Direction" slider in "Surface" rollout.

Good Luck!

[bryanwrx]

Thnks @frood..im taking my time with the greeneries XD