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Acacia Tree by MrMaison

This is a generic Acacia tree, a first of my acacia series. I actually arived at this trying to make a Monkeypod tree.
There are many species in the acacia species family from Africa to Australia mainly in tropical to subtropical climates. Many have thorns and there are species that do not.
Keep an eye out for more acacia species in the future.

This tree is great for gardens, lawns and open landscaping. Looks good in any rural or virgin bush sutuation too. I do not recommend placing these close to buildings or the broad canopy will clip into them.
But they look great in groups and as decorative pieces within any foliage.

STATS:
2603 tris
1024 texture

As usual, I strongly suggest Boformer's Random Tree Rotation mod updated by Judazz
http://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=842981708
And his LOD Toggler mod

Also BloodyPenguin's No Radioactive Mod http://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=666425898
And Prop and Tree Anarchy http://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=593588108

Sharp Textures mod really makes a difference in how the foliage looks in game http://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=793176674

Please Rate if you like it. Thank you and Enjoy!

42 Comments

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Mattvogel 8 Sep @ 10:09am

unfortunately, you cannot beat minecraft without acacia wood

ArcTurus 26 Aug, 2021 @ 5:24am

These is one of the best tree i seen to bad has so many triangles.... can you make one less heavy?

jonny.strange 14 Aug, 2020 @ 12:17pm

@MrMaison does the collection with SH??

LemonsterOG 7 Jun, 2020 @ 11:05am

@MrMaison -- First....I love your creations.

I was wondering if you'd consider making a Mimosa Tree (aka Albizia Julibrissin, aka Persian Silk Tree, aka Pink Silk Tree)?

While these trees are noted for being in the southwestern and eastern Asia, I live in U.S. northeast and grew up with these at my family's home. We had the pink version and the feather-type flowers smelled exactly like fresh peaches, warm from the garden's sunlight.

Here's Google Pics