Does anyone know a good online source for OnixTree tutorials?? I've made some search with no success.
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I think this is not what you want , but maybe it is useful for others:
http://vray.info/tutorials/leafmaterial/
I don't know what kind of tutorial this is...You have to try yourself :)
You have to register to receive the onyx movie download. It is old and maybe don't work anymore.
http://3dats.com/onyx.asp
Quote from: Kadri on April 08, 2010, 03:21:36 PM
I think this is not what you want , but maybe it is useful for others:
http://vray.info/tutorials/leafmaterial/
I don't know what kind of tutorial this is...You have to try yourself :)
You have to register to receive the onyx movie download. It is old and maybe don't work anymore.
http://3dats.com/onyx.asp
Hummmm, It's very interesting!! Thanx!!!!
:)
But don't share any models you make with OnyxTree, because you'll get sued. Apparently Onyx owns whatever you make with their software. I think you'd be better off with xFrog (for all plants) or PlantStudio (low-poly models of small plants).
QuoteBut don't share any models you make with OnyxTree, because you'll get sued
Still a strange idea; like a painter being sued by the paint manufacturer for using their paint to produce artwork.
no, thats still different, because Onyx is a special set of parameters and with Onyxtree you always get a tree which follows this set of parameters. Its not like a painter who has complete freedom to do what he wants.
Xfrog is also different, because you have a way more flexible approach. Probably not as much as when doing box or point-by-point modeling, but still more free comapred to Onyx.
Still I am not sure if Onyx would win at a european court, as what they do is a "grey area".
I see, thanks Walli, for explaining. I don't know Onyx, actually.
I have only seen it at a friend, but I must say that I really like what it produces, when you consider the time you need to "build" the plant. But as I usually need more flexibility, Xfrog and sometimes Treesdesigner are my weapons of choice.
Quote from: Walli on April 11, 2010, 07:02:38 PM
But as I usually need more flexibility, Xfrog and sometimes Treesdesigner are my weapons of choice.
Treesdesigner as in the LW3d plugin?, just curious
exactly