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I can't get a result like this from Vue 
The ground is so real - how?!!!
The atmosphere is pleasant, but there is a sense of ominous danger somehow
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All my trees and plants are rendered before or are based on photographs. Everything is mixed ..
This allows me to make the image generated in the plants to be realistic before you start to use them in Vue.
Never (or hardly ever) use the Vue trees. Spend a considerable amount of money to buy trees vue models but in the end decided to do several things that I think work best.
Model my own plants and trees.
Light up my first HDRI plants and made high-quality renders.
Use many parts of photography from photo library with alpha channel.
I made a mix of trees and plants were photographed and 3D.
I think it is a good solution and much faster when doing the final render.
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Everything is mixed...Aha! Β
Convoluted, but the result sets it apart from straight 3D-render:
one has the feeling of actually being there.
Hereβs another student Β 
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Undoubtedly,
if you seek a more realistic finish, this is the solution.
Not for purists 3D.
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Purists? Not I, milord!
Results, any which way!
Oh, and, those tuts of yours Β 
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I have no time to do tutorials at this time ....
too much work ... sorry!
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Okay; mix-and-match, you say;
Iβll give it a try! (And another, and so on. 
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If you have any problems ..... you can me comment!
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If it looks good, then that's the best solution!
I tried 3D trees in Vue. Not too bad, but still very "CG" in appearance. Photos and pre-rendered seems the best way to get a nice image (and not wait for 3 weeks to render!)
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is much difference in speed, if the trees are already rendered.
Also, I discovered a very simple way, that the light from the scene, influencing the trees, even when they are already rendered
and without losing its volume !!!!!
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How do you achieve that? Is it a normal map?
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It is much easier!
but make no mistake, it not works as if the tree was complete.
This is how light affects the rendered image. On a similar volume.
It's kind of low poly greatly simplified.
I'll make a mini tutorial to better understand
I hope it is of interest to you.
Maybe not saying anything that does not already know ... but I'll try.
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Would like to see that mini tut as well.
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I will prepare some mini tutorial soon.
Although there is not much secret in everything I do .....
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