Dont jump, bro, you might not make it.

[Heero]

More teasers:

[puny]

bablefish this: det ser jätte fint ut!

[Heero]

bablefish this: det ser jätte fint ut!

No, I will not be your favorite lady!

[Teric neDhalir]

Really nice work, Heero, but I'm afraid I've got to be a killjoy and suggest that that many trees are going to really affect the framerate.

[Rumple C]

Jump, bro, you might make it.

[Ithildur]

Moonwood?

[ElCadaver]

Really nice work, Heero, but I'm afraid I've got to be a killjoy and suggest that that many trees are going to really affect the framerate.

Depends, are there more than 5 tree seeds? If you have just 5 seeds (maybe six) and vary the sizes, should be ok.

[Heero]

Really nice work, Heero, but I'm afraid I've got to be a killjoy and suggest that that many trees are going to really affect the framerate.

Depends, are there more than 5 tree seeds? If you have just 5 seeds (maybe six) and vary the sizes, should be ok.

Yep. I used 6 tree seeds with varied sizes. I am going for boreal shield fauna and terrain types on these areas (think central Ontario). Might be just a little too lush and green, but only slightly!

No, not Moonwood.

[Witchdoctor]

I likes it

[Stormseeker]

*comes running in with a 2nd level barb and great axe*wahoo time to farm some trees for logs.

[CloudDancing]

Sand used trees in dense clumps and thickets in the Moonwood and Cloakwood with no trouble.

So I did the same in the Moonshaes and created visually dense realistic forests and I've never had a lag issue come up. I'd rather have real looking areas with natural geographic walkmeshes that can function like a real forest than bland generic video game forests with one tree type.

[Brokenbone]

[gonz.0]

True art from the woodsman computer programmer.

Thanks Heero.

[Heero]

I redid the flora for all these areas (how many are there? well youll hafta wait and see). They are being finalized with updates to some static stuff. Should be in game soon. Hope yall enjoy them.