"Aerospatiale SA-2 Samson"
Tris: 25,5K
All Foliage in default scale
Medium and small foliage with a normal sized human
"Warbonnet-fern"
Tris from left to right: 17k, >10k, 13,5k, >10k
"Fern"
Tris from left to right: 650, 560
"UniDelta-Tree"
Tris from left to right: 6K, 5,5K
"Apok Tree"
Tris: 14K (trunk 5k)
"Razor-Grass"
Tris from left to right: 60, 60x2, 60x3.
"Bladder Polyph"
Tris: 3,5K (136 for each)
"Crocus"
Tris: Still Midpoly
"Giant Tree"
Tris from left to right: 2,5K, 860, 850
Close up on large foliage
Close up on the emissive of "Warbonnet-fern"
Four tiling materials created in Substance Designer
"UniDelta-Tree" Maps: Albedo, Normal, ORM (Opacity, Roughness, Metallic), Emissive and photo of Wireframe
I wanted to build a big outdoor environment entirely on my own and I wanted learn about foliage, therefor I have have taken inspiration from the film "Avatar".
All pictures that starts with a "titel" consist of one or several meshes who all share the same texture map with exception for the leaves in the "Warbonnet-fern" and "Kapok tree". No map is bigger than 2k (most are smaller).
A big thanks for your tips and advices:
Robin Albertsson
Daniel Swing
Sara Söderman
