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Cherry Blossom Tree Child

This tree is causing CSL to crash on the pre-menu load. Not sure what is going on there, been flagging a few mods today that have been causing issues.

I just updated this today! I fixed the shading problem that After Dark caused by editing the normals. They should look like they did before now. I also changed the trunk of the tree to be a bit more round and added a color map to add brightness variations. I updated all the trees that look like this model. Enjoy! Sorry if they don't look exactly the same as they did before, I had to adjust the scale and probably didn't do some correct rotations.

beautiful, thanks °-°

Looks great man thank you.

MrMiyagi, the biggest hurdles for me to overcome were how to UVWmap and to Import it into the game. If you have any questions just ask I can help you and also point you in the right directions.

Wait, what?? Wow, yours look great! I got to the point where it was a nice looking tree in Blender, but it never imported correctly (showed up, but was blank). I think I know what the cause is, but it will take some more determination to overcome that learning curve. Thanks for the helpful links, and the advice!! It is greatly appreciated, and I will try this again.

Mr Miyagi, I've only been 3d modeling for 1 month. It's actually easier than you think. I started off by watching this tutorial series on 3dsmax... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwRkkGzA98k&list=PLA12BF2F8CC489A50&index=1

Then I also found this tutorial on how to texture my materials into a uvw map (single bitmap image). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrUHDyk_he0

Then I browsed the Paradox forums on how to Import a object using the asset editor. I'm sure you could do it if you really wanted to, it's not hard. I learned the basics with that series I linked and then now whenever I want to do something specific I just search for a tutorial on what I want to do and learn more techniques along the way.

LOVE your trees! I wish I could work in 3d modeling, but it's beyond me. Your tree is in my Asian Scholar's Garden. Looks great!!