Screenshot / Tree of Life

11-December 15
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posted 8 years ago
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Steve Offline

Really interesting take on this. Looks like the trunk of the tree is land blocks? Regardless it's still nicely done and the branches and everything going over the paths look solid. I'm hoping that you looked to natelox's tree of of life in Earth because that really set the bar. I would use more of the tube slides but sparingly. Architecture and foliage is awesome as always.
posted 8 years ago
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Cocoa Offline

fuck you nin, no one rates their own screens
posted 8 years ago
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nin Offline

I don't know what you are talking about.
posted 8 years ago
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Stoksy Offline

nin, shtaaaahp.

Would a trackitecture trunk be too much? Purely so that the actual trunk is a little more rounded.
posted 8 years ago
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csw Offline

I wasn't too excited about this project until this screen.

This may be going out on a limb, but I think you should branch out more in terms of flower colors.
posted 8 years ago
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Goliath123 Offline

Awesome
posted 8 years ago
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G Force Offline

The trackitecture section in the bottom right isn't all that convincing, it might just be where the crop was though, rest looks great, turned out pretty well I'd say.
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Cocoa Offline

nin, shtaaaahp.

Would a trackitecture trunk be too much? Purely so that the actual trunk is a little more rounded.

I assumed the trackitecture was just unfinished, but if its not I agree. or at least use some brown walls instead of bare land
posted 8 years ago
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nin Offline

I'll admit it's a bit unfinished. Track is a work in progress so I'll take your thoughts into consideration for sure. Thanks for the comments.
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inthemanual Offline

I wish you could hide the gray tracks
posted 8 years ago
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G Force Offline

Maybe if you layer mine train track onto it? It would be difficult but its decently effective at hiding the grey, just make the mine train track all brown.
posted 8 years ago
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nin Offline

Maybe if you layer mine train track onto it? It would be difficult but its decently effective at hiding the grey, just make the mine train track all brown.
ive considered mixing it so I can try that.
posted 8 years ago
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Liampie Offline

I'd use B&M inverted track, that has always worked well for roots. Maybe even complement it with mini suspended track, although I can see why you don't want to go into such detail.

Screen is pretty good, but I agree that it needs another colour and different, more open planters instead of thick foliage patch again in front of something you'd probably want the guests to see.
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At an impressive 145 feet tall and 50 feet wide at its base, the Tree of Life is home to over 300 meticulously detailed animal carvings throughout its massive trunk, gnarling roots and outstretched branches—invoking the diversity, beauty and interconnected nature of earth's many creatures.
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