Tropical Island
- November 08, 2012
- 3,246 Downloads
- 16 Likes
- Blender 2.6x
- Render: Blender Internal
- Creator: nathanferguson
- License: CC-BY
Description:
High Poly Tropical Island with some foliage added all over the island with the particle system. I made this scene with David Ward's Island and Tropical Terrain tutorials. Here's a breakdown of my scene
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2o4DCN1SFU&feature=plcp
Works Perfectly in Blender 2.6 and above :D
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Stjernemanden
Written November 24, 2012Its fun that people can make such amazing things on a computer :) Well done boy :) keep on the good work :)
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wisebaby
Written December 14, 2012Is this free to use in a game if given full credits to the creator?
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nathanferguson
Written December 14, 2012You can use it for anything you want :D Can you send me the link for the game so I can see it once your done??? Credits as: Nathan Ferguson! Thanks :)
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wisebaby
Written December 14, 2012cool thanks man yah im trying to shoot for like a island type map and i stumbled upon this and its looks flat out amazing :) but once i am done i will give the link to my youtube and the link to the preview thanks again and btw i will put the credits as your link to this and your link to your profile and will put Nathan Ferguson i hope thats ok <-
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wisebaby
Edited December 14, 2012i think ive got a prob tho is it just the island?(no trees and scenery)
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nathanferguson
Edited December 14, 2012Everything you see in the preview image is in the download :D Or, are you saying you want just the island and no trees and scenery???
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wisebaby
Edited December 14, 2012well im just get the island thats all is there something that i need to set up or click on. sorry im a noob to blender
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nathanferguson
Edited December 14, 2012I think I remember turning the visibility of the plants off in the modifiers panel. The plants are a particle system. SRY. Before you turn on visibility I suggest you go to the 3rd layer and do this...... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbiDKMOl8Sc&feature=youtu.be
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wisebaby
Edited December 14, 2012ok so a question too i got this gun model but the texture i have no idea how to export any tips?
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wisebaby
Edited December 14, 2012oh sorry for the late respond i will whatch that vid right now thanks the. blend of the gun?
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nathanferguson
Edited December 14, 2012Just go into the Blender, open the .blend file. Do this, http://curriculum.makerbot.com/images/beta_2_5/basics/packing.png then just send me the file. I hope that's what you meant for me to tell you???
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wisebaby
Edited December 14, 2012oh no sorry i should have been a little more descriptive, i mean how to export a texture in a blend
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nathanferguson
Written December 15, 2012Try going to the Uv Image Editor Window (with all the verts on the Island selected in edit mode) and the image should be there I think :) Hope it works!
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wisebaby
Edited December 14, 2012i still dont quite understan why its just the island as white though
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nathanferguson
Written December 15, 2012Here are the textures: http://i.imgur.com/Kdjbd.jpg http://i.imgur.com/KFbsI.jpg http://i.imgur.com/NzZOW.jpg Do you know how to add them to the scene??
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wisebaby
Written December 15, 2012yah i know how thx... but my computer freezes on it idk whi its slow when i pull it up, do you think itd be possible if you could send me the fbx with textures>?
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nathanferguson
Written December 15, 2012I've edited the download. It has a .blend, .fbx and a texture folder :D
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nathanferguson
Written December 15, 2012Actually just the .fbx and texture folder. It'll be there until 9:00am 16/12/12 GMT+10
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wisebaby
Written December 15, 2012cool thank you so much :) , i had to kind of redesign it though because there where high vertices?so scenery dosnt import right, ive there is a way to lower vertices and poly i just know how. but anyways it looks good in unity
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nathanferguson
Written December 15, 2012Cool :D Glad I could help! Can't wait to see what you come up with
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darkex
Written June 19, 2014Man can you give me the map without the vegetations, just map and mountains?
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painki11er
Written August 14, 2023I remember making this my first month using blender. Can't believe how long ago that was.
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