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From: mike vidal <[e-mail]>
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There is a Mac program called tree/tree pro 3d or something like that.
It creates nice 2d and 3d trees.  Probably not the answer you wanted.
Also there is a free utility for POV ray called Lparser that can make
trees I think.

> > Can someone give me some ideas on modeling trees, has anyone been succesfull?
> > I've tried spheres with transparency maps, clip maps, both alright, but
> > nothing awesome. does anyone know if there is an arexx script, for
> > "growing" a tree/forest?
> >
> > There has to be an easier way!
> >
> > _Sergio Rosas
> >
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