Trees with snow

I don't know what the technical name for them is, but I am talking about realistic trees (not the 6 sided ones) with snow on them. Especially, I am looking for pine or cedar trees.

You mean the Speed Trees.

Roystrains Elka (spruce) seasonal ones might fit the bill.

There are also several among the ST_RMM set in the Elka range. Unfortunately I don't recall which ones, I usually stumble upon them whilst in use.
Graeme

I looked before and couldn't find them. Am I searching the wrong way? Do I need to go to a different site?

I use TREE BROADLEAF (kuid2:523:1196:2) there is a whole series 01-17, they loose their leaves and turn white in winter, and also TREE AMERICAN BEECH (kuid2:523:1114:3), once again there are a whole series and different species. I also checked the ST_RMM ones but like the above better.

Thank you Chris. Some new one to try.

Why can't I find those trees? I searched by kuid and found nothing on the download manager.

autodctr said:

Why can't I find those trees? I searched by kuid and found nothing on the download manager.

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They are built-in or in payware.

autodctr said:

Why can't I find those trees? I searched by kuid and found nothing on the download manager.

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They are built in, sorry I should have specified.

all my 'old' trees are seasonal

these are some of my 3D speedtree based seasonal trees incl but not limited to fir trees:


Roys_SLD_EL1_1-1331 3D_seasons,Roys_SLD_S1_6-1895 3D_seasons,Roys_SLD_S1_7-2091 3D_seasons. etc
Roys_deadtree_dt5-90_m5_4D_season,Roys_deadtree_dt6_m5_4D_season, etc
Roys_Aspen_osina3_m5_4D_season etc
Roys_rockmaple_klen3_m5_4D_season etc

<kuid2:122860:100229:1>,<kuid:122860:100381>,<kuid2:122860:100128:1>,<kuid:661281:75002>,<kuid2:122860:100186:2>,<kuid2:122860:100276:1>,<kuid2:122860:100278:2>,<kuid2:122860:100830:2>,<kuid:122860:100279>,<kuid:122860:100265>,<kuid:122860:100710>,<kuid2:122860:100081:2>,<kuid:122860:100913>,<kuid2:122860:100085:2>,<kuid:122860:100917>,<kuid:122860:100268>,<kuid:122860:100914>,<kuid:122860:100758>,<kuid2:122860:100665:2>,<kuid2:122860:100659:2>,<kuid2:122860:100757:1>,<kuid2:122860:100072:2>

JCitron said:

They are built-in or in payware.

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