Mesh/Exporting a mesh from Maya. It is recommended to export your files as fbx files and then convert them to dae. As of viewer Second Life 3.

Easily make free mesh trees for OpenSim and Second Life Every once in a while I discover a really good free tool for Second Life, OpenSim and other virtual worlds. Tree[d] by is one of those great free tools for Windows users. It is an easy to use yet powerful tree and leaf maker that makes mesh trees with just a click of a mouse: Tree[d] is particularly useful for OpenSim based worlds with mesh, as large numbers of mesh triangles add up quickly in Second Life.

Once you have created you tree, you can make an infinite number of variations with just one click of the mouse. Tree[d] is free to use and the models you make are freely transferrable. But there is one catch: You CANNOT sell them. Android 4.0 4 For Htc Wildfire S. The output of treed[d] is really free! I wasn't sure I had read the license correctly. It indicates that you cannot sell the trees but did not mention transfer, so I contacted the creators., Technical Director and Founder said 'You are free to use the trees for anything, except selling them as individual models or in model bundles.

You are not allowed to sell a tree you make for 1$, but you can give it away for free. If the trees are incorporated into a larger work, you are free to use them in any scenario both commercial and non-profit.'

Features: Free! Dvd Rw Driver Windows Xp. One click auto generate infinite varieties Change trunks, branches and leaf quantity, shapes, lengths, widths, and fractals Shows the triangle count before you pay to upload it. Export to OBJ format, simple to convert to Collada (.dae) with Blender (also free) Changeable textures for trunks, branches and leaves. There are a lot of easy to use and really sweet details in the program, too many to get into really, but look at this one: You have the ability to attach leaves to a tree by their tips, or you can set the tip anywhere you want: This makes it really easy to make unusual trees. As a bonus, there are a lot of textures you can use: How to make trees for OpenSim and Second Life using treed[d] Get and install it. Once you start it, you will see the simple user interface and your first tree: Controls: Left click = Rotate: You can click on the tree and drag your mouse to view it Right click = Zoom.

Move the mouse back and forth while holding down the right mouse button to zoom. Activate Radius In Windows 2008. Now click the 'Randomize Seed ' button to make more varieties of your tree +: Click the + sign next to a menu to collapse or expand it to fit your screen. There are dozens of parameters for making trees. Once you are done, you will need to take one additional step to upload it and use it. Here is a tip you will need to know: Both Second life and OpenSim will only show one side of the leaves.