Model Silver Birch trees

I've had these sitting around for ages, without ctf_autumn being finished I have little motivation to complete the last multi-trunk version I had planned. Everything else though is ready to use so I've packed them up for you to use.

There are four sizes of tree, which have a green and orange leaf skin for the seasons. There are also two sizes of stumps (shin height and thigh height on the heavy) With only one skin.

Readme included in archive:

Silver birch trees and stump models.

Release: 17/05/2010
Author: Tim Johnson with textures used from Valve Software's Team Fortress 2.

This zip contains:

*1 readme.txt
*36 model files (297 kB)
*10 texture files (3.16 MB)

To install:
Extract to: "SteamApps\***username***\team fortress 2\tf\" directory.
Readme.txt is not necessary for the correct functioning of these models.

**YOU ARE NOT PERMITTED TO MODIFY ANY OF THE FILES IN THIS PACK, OR REDISTRIBUTE ANY OF THEM WITHOUT CREDIT TO MYSELF.

[Exist]

Please Please PLEASE, post a thanks post

[Frush]

Post, so I can thank it

[YM]

Obligatory thank post.

[Acumen]

nice stuff ! the stump is my favorite
had a blast watching you struggle with that seamless bark stuff

[YM]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Acumen

nice stuff !
had a blast watching you struggle with that seamless bark stuff

The results were outstanding though. Far better than anything I was expecting.
(Not commenting on the texture quality, but the seamlessness)

[Sel]

The leaves still look ridiculous.

more along the lines of cotton candy, than branches with leaves on them (didn't I tell you repeatedly way back how to do it properly :S?)

Otherwise cool

[Void]

Looks like I'll have to attempt that one map I've been making on and off again.

Yeah.

Riverside.

Thanks, Youme!

[YM]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Selentic

The leaves still look ridiculous.

more along the lines of cotton candy, than branches with leaves on them (didn't I tell you repeatedly way back how to do it properly :S?)

Otherwise cool

You did, however we both suffer from an inability to skin well, which makes branches with leaves much harder.

Also: when I look out my back window without my glasses on, the silver birch tree in my garden looks exactly like these do. So they can't be that far off.

[Grim Tuesday]

Was the texture to this what you were doing on your live stream yesterday or Saturday?