It's not like we're reading analytics off a page nor is it impossible.
We do hear our players across discord, the forums, tickets, streams and their general feelings on things and that ideally helps us determine what is right or wrong for the community however guaging that exact yes/no factor on if something is good or bad isn't really something we can nail each time. I can see that from the numbers alone, being a logitistical nightmare that would not be easy to set up, nor would it become really the discussion that solves all our problems. I do believe and I can definitely say from me having the honor to be in a position to see all parts of the city in equal light, I know deep in my heart, that people made the best decisions they could with the information and resources at hand to make things better for their corner of the city, I guess a portion of the initial problem we deal with on the daily is that it does develop small tiny closed groups in the city, crushing inclusion which is a key part of roleplay. So with big discussion comes big responses because that's how I do. I would of course, do my part as a player primarily just voice my points as well since forums are a place for big discussion. With this, I don't think that's the case but I am indeedy, one person. Typically that comes from people firing out threads ranting until their fingers go purple from typing out a really long angry curtain call. I?ll create a separate post with the link to Turbosquid.To anyone that really posts on the forums, I don't want anyone to ever feel like we're gonna bash someone for sharing a constructive opinion. It may also give me valuable feedback on if there is even a market or enough demand to warrant making plant models for VW. I?ll post a model of a European Hornbeam on Turbosquid you can play around with and see how it works inside VW.
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Plus once inside VW they can't be scaled due to VW's lack of support for UV Mapping. Getting them into VW is a challenge, since for some unknown reason, VW doesn't import C4D files (there really should be a "Send To Vectorworks" command from inside C4D) and 3ds is a very old, limiting format (huge models). I'm in the process of developing some 3d plant models using Xfrog inside C4D and have been experimenting with creating medium polygon plants with enough detail to look good, but not so much they crash VW. And try one of a comparable size/species, like the Sweet Birch tree. I would test some out and see how it works for you.
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Luckily, Xfrog has a lot of free models on their site. Sometimes they are the only way to get a scene rendered.
And can be used effectively in backgrounds, or like Farookey says, by making a bunch from different angles so they aren't carbon copies of each other. Plus the shadows that are part of the original billboard texture often don?t match the exact angle or intensity or lighting of your scene. Also you won?t get the canopy throwing shadows down onto the trunk.
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They can cast one, but they can?t receive shadows if Constant Reflectivity is on (which is the default ? so the crossed plane that gives it a nice full shadow doesn?t throw a shadow across the face of the Image Prop itself). Which in my opinion is pseudo 3D, more like 2 1/2D. You can use them to make Image Props inside VW. So you are pretty much stuck with the billboard images they provide. I?ve tried to import several Xfrog trees into VW and it always brings VW to its knees. 3ds format doubles this (due to triangulation), and in my experience VW simply cannot handle a model with that many polys. A mature tree usually has about 100,000 polygons. You can import an Xfrog plant into VW using the. We're after a European Hornbeam (Carpinus Betulus), a common European street tree.
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