Recreating the Carboniferous Swamp Forest
Re: Recreating the Carboniferous Swamp Forest
The export is so large because you have far too many vertices/faces. Probably the trees. If you took the default cylinder-creator, each trunk section/branch has 32 faces. Multiply that by the number of sections the tree has (likely 10+). Multiply that by the number of trees. Perhaps you can use this as an example of the limitations of modeling this.
Re: Recreating the Carboniferous Swamp Forest
Jennifer_P wrote:And it's even longer when your project is due in a few hours. (It's late now anyway though; gmail is being incooperative)
NOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Our project is late!
Chacal
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Re: Recreating the Carboniferous Swamp Forest
The export is so large because you have far too many vertices/faces. Probably the trees. If you took the default cylinder-creator, each trunk section/branch has 32 faces. Multiply that by the number of sections the tree has (likely 10+). Multiply that by the number of trees. Perhaps you can use this as an example of the limitations of modeling this.
Yeah, definitely too many vertices. For the lepidodendrons, I think one type of them had like 5,000 vertices because I used the subdivide tool too much! Yikes, huh? And I did mention that 5,000 vertex lepidodendron in my report too. Unfortunately I forgot to add in Trylon's PyPRP 101 information, a fact which I noticed several hours after mailing my report in.
And sorry Chacal...I'm afraid that I don't plan to give you guys any coauthor credit (unless I get a bad grade).
