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Showing posts with label 3D Models. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3D Models. Show all posts

Friday, February 5, 2010

Some 3D trees test renders

I just made some test renderings of the revised pine tree I modeled two months ago. The tree is now taller and slimmer. I also used the tall grass model I made.









The 3D pine tree can be downloaded here.

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

3d trees: Low poly tree models uploaded to Google 3d warehouse

I just made some low poly tree models. These models are easy to work with and would not bog down your computer that much. These may not look very realistic but they do look great from afar and cannot be almost distinguished from the other highly detailed tree models. These are now available for download.


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Tuesday, December 22, 2009

3D trees: low poly coconut models uploaded to Google 3D warehouse

I made some low poly models of coconut trees. These are now available for download.

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Tuesday, December 15, 2009

New 3D trees uploaded to 3D Warehouse

I uploaded three new 3d trees in the 3D Warehouse. This is the first time I modeled pine trees. I am not sure what species of pine tree are these, but they sure look like pine trees. By adjusting the width and arrangements of the pine needles, I was able to come up with 3 different 'species' from one base model.


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Sunday, November 1, 2009

Large 3D trees for SketchUp now ready for download at the 3D Warehouse

I uploaded these large 3d trees in the 3D warehouse today. You can now start downloading these from the 3D tree collection. The free version of Indigo Renderer was used to render the images below.



Saturday, October 31, 2009

More 3D trees for SketchUp now available for download

I added nine more trees inside the 3D tree collection of the 3D Warehouse. These models came from just one base model. I just changed the leaf shape and color on each model and saved it as a different file. All images shown are rendered using the free version of Indigo Renderer.










Saturday, October 17, 2009

New Sketchup 3D tree uploaded to 3D warehouse

I uploaded another 3d tree model. This is just a another variation of the small tree series I modeled. This one has more branches than the previous versions and had maple leaf shaped leaves. The model was named 'Small tree summer (variant 4)'.

Rendered images of this tree using the free version of Indigo Renderer are shown below.


Sunday, October 4, 2009

Free 3D trees uploaded to 3D Warehouse

During the past week I was able to upload four new 3D trees to my collection of models in the 3D Warehouse.

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Small file size 3d tree for Sketchup

Did some experiments with various configurations for the leaves and twigs. I decided to take out some details which may not be necessarily important like those curving leaf surfaces, leaf stems and some fancy twigs. The result was a smaller file size less than 110kb with much of the detail you had come to expect from a detailed model still intact.

Renderings of the model using Indigo Renderer are shown below. I already uploaded the model in the 3D warehouse and is now included in the 3d tree collection under the name 'tall tree'.

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Uploaded a revised 3d tree for Sketchup

I uploaded another revision of the maple tree that has no scanned image of a leaf painted on the leaves. The notable change was on the form of the leaves and their arrangement. The leaves are now curving in two directions. Their positions on the twigs had been re-arranged in a way that those on the tips would be a bit smaller and do not block the leaves behind them. This model is included in the 3d tree collection in the 3d warehouse.

The images below show a comparison between the revised maple tree and the Maple tree (very detailed) revision 1. The first one shows the model mentioned in this post while the other shows the version which still has the leaf images painted on the leaves. Both images are rendered in Indigo Renderer.

Friday, September 18, 2009

Maple tree model with purple leaves

I found some time to map the scanned image of a purple maple leaf on the leaves of the tree model I made. By just changing the image painted on the leaves, a new variant of the same model was made.
I uploaded the model to the 3D warehouse and named it 'Maple tree purple leaf'. It is included in the 3D tree collection.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Newly uploaded 3D trees modeled in SketchUp

I uploaded five new 3D trees in The Google 3D Warehouse. A simple rendering of these models is shown below. These models are very useful background objects when you compose outdoor scenes. Be it the a perspective view of a house or an entire forest! They can be downloaded at the 3d tree collection I made in the 3D Warehouse.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Modeled another tree in sketchup

I modeled another tree in sketchup. This time, I just assigned a dark green and yellow green color on the leaves and did not used any scanned images of leaves as textures.

I just named the model 'tree' and is included in the 3d tree collection in the 3d warehouse.


Friday, September 4, 2009

Modeling a tree in sketchup

After watching a youtube video of how to create curved surfaces in sketchup, I decided to apply what I had just watched on the tree model, I was working on this week. It took less than ten minutes to apply the changes including the mapping of the leaf image on the new curved surface.

The final image was rendered in Indigo Renderer. I uploaded the model in the 3D warehouse and I named it 'Maple Tree (very detailed)'.

If you're interested in modeling your own 3d tree, you can refer to my previous posts on how to model a tree in SketchUp.