Opinion On low poly tree's?

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#9

I’m going for a basic simple cartoon tree though.

#10

I don’t know how to make the cylinder with more curves etc.,

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#11

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#12

I can link a tutorial

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#15

This is being very critical, but I would 100% recommend all of these tips if you want them to look better.

  1. Use cones with smoother shading on the sides for the leaves
  2. Make the cones much larger
  3. Slightly tilt each of the cones to add more shape
  4. Make variations in the size and rotation when you copy and paste the trees
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#16

I would suggest you add more vertices on the tree and make the trunk more thinner.

#17

Low poly is a polygon mesh in 3D computer graphics that has a proportionately small number of polygons. It isn’t a 3D model computer image.

#18

Sigh I give Up do what ever you want give me rude Feedback I don’t care anymore.

#20

We arent giving you rude feedback we are just helping you succeed that happens to all of us. You did great on the low poly tree. I dont know how that is being rude :thinking:

#21

“Looks like 3 cones and a cylinder” that’s what is rude.

#22

I never even said that at all.

#23

This person here said it. I dont judge people hard work.

#24

I wasn’t saying you said it I was talking about people being rude.

#26

Thank you for actual nice feedback I’ll work on it…

#27

Thank you for actual nice feedback I’ll work on it… Also thanks for the tutorial

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#28

Thank you for helping me… It means alot

#30

it looks nice and you have the right idea, but i think this will help you a lot, try playing with the vertices of the cylinder when adding them, try 6-12 vertices it will make it look even more low poly

#31

The trees look very simple. It lacks detail. I’m assuming your a beginner, if so I highly recommend that you watch more tutorials and gain more experience. Some things that you can do to better the build is simply increasing the width of the trunk and add variation. Trees naturally come in different shapes and sizes.

#33

Goods, Simple but Good for an beginner.

#34
  1. Don’t be rude.
  2. You asked for feedback, that no ever means good things.
  3. Assume they will tell you what they see and how you can improve it. That’s about feedback.
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