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+ | ====== Splits ====== | ||
+ | Trees that split into two parts as they grow upward are common in nature. In SpeedTree [[branch_generator|Branch Generators]] can add a configurable split to add realism to your tree models | ||
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+ | > **Note**: In older versions of SpeedTree, there was a similar feature called " | ||
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+ | ===== How To Split===== | ||
+ | You'll do your editing for splits between two generators. The starting generator, for example a trunk, will be the control for whether or not there are splits. The generator that follows (as an extension of the parent) is where the new post-split branches are placed. | ||
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+ | **Step 1:** Click the generation level that will start the split. | ||
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+ | **Step 2:** Edit the [[branch_generator# | ||
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+ | **Step 3:** In the generator that is splitting, make sure [[generation_properties# | ||
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+ | **Step 4:** Edit the other [[[[branch_generator# | ||
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+ | =====UV Tiling===== | ||
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+ | For more information on editing branch UVs, please see the [[branch_generator# | ||
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+ | =====Different Extensions===== | ||
+ | In the " | ||