Here is a low polygon flower with tgd example...
the 1.8m Stick figure is from Mr Lamppost site
www.mrlamppost.com
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Spring in the desert. Cool. Would a power fractal with a slightly different color add some random variation to the flower petals? It might help with the realism.
Quote from: njeneb on August 31, 2009, 03:06:56 PM
Spring in the desert. Cool. Would a power fractal with a slightly different color add some random variation to the flower petals? It might help with the realism.
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HI
njenebHOW ...power fractal with a slightly different color add some random variation to the flower petals?
can you give me an example
The object has a link to the shaders used by it. There is a button to the right of the label 'parts shader'. This will take you to the nodes of the flower object. Each part has it's own shader. Find the one for the petals. Now plug in the new power fractal into the child input. Choose a color/s which compliment the petals color, and set the scale to the size which looks good.
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thanks njeneb i ll try this trick
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