3D model by Ddean

Take a walk around the park (shadows on). Position the camera on a straight portion of the path, put on the shoes and go around the park. Download is only 1.4 Mb for a unique model. If you want to...

3D model by Ddean

Gleason Park
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Google SketchUp 6 (.skp)	[ Download 1 mb ]
Google SketchUp 5 (.skp)	[ Download 1 mb ]
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Take a walk around the park (shadows on). Position the camera on a straight portion of the path, put on the shoes and go around the park. Download is only 1.4 Mb for a unique model. If you want to use anything just right click on it and choose Save As. If you use any of the trees; shadow settings: light and dark should be the set the same to make the faces of the trees appear evenly lit (55 to 65 is best overall). PLEASE take a moment to Rate this file. These trees are constructed with transparent png files placed @ 90 degrees to each other “ the lawn dart method “, view from above and you will see the resemblance, something I read about somewhere. The problem with transparent png is the halo. The halo is actually anti-aliasing that takes place where the transparency meets the object of the image. My png files have been reduced in size (crushed almost to unrecognizable) and the anti-aliasing becomes exaggerated. When sketchup renders the png in a close up view the halo is exaggerated all the more. The color value of the anti-aliasing is influenced by whatever passes behind it in the 3D scene. So how do I solve this problem? Ddean32937@yahoo.com I'd like to think I was the first one to create a model using png vegetation on this scale, but my searches found references to Alan Frasers Spruce forest but found no file or photo. The most expensive geometry is the lake bank, then the land.

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