How to Make a Stylized Tree by using Blender and Unity
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Channel: LoBeyJon Game Dev
Views: 39,609
Rating: undefined out of 5
Keywords: Tree, Stylized, Toon, Cartoon, Animated, Model, Blender, Unity, Game, Dev, Environment, Assets
Id: wPBX9kqcHzE
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Length: 42min 14sec (2534 seconds)
Published: Sat Feb 20 2021
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Nice tutorial 🎯
Excellent video, thank you for sharing! Very helpful, especially how in depth and well paced this tutorial is. I experimented before and had decent results, but first time seeing the "Object>Relations>Make single user>Object & data"method for merging the leaves, saves lots of headache.
Looks awsome. How many polygons?
This is unrelated to the video, but in your intro I saw you did Slay The Spire styled targeting arrows which has been something I've spent days trying to figure out. I went through your youtube channel and found that video and it's exactly what I needed! Thank you for making that!
I noticed in the comments section you talked about a "Deck Building Game Starter Kit" asset you're going to be releasing soon. Do you have an ETA on this? That's likely going to be a day 1 purchase from me.
Amazing tutorial, thanks!
Great tutorial, subscribed and waiting for more!
Certainly looks a lot like this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iASMFba7GeI
The video on the main page is a call of duty run, but when you click to the comments, it's the correct video.
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