Okay,
here is our tree.
And as you can see,
I just set up a quick seen within HDR and some lighting,
and we can see our tree pretty well,
and I think it looks pretty good.
And in this video,
I'll be showing you how to group your tree together and then exported and bring it into
other scenes.
Let's go ahead and exit out of that,
and I'm gonna delete the rest of the scene.
So I'm going to delete the camera and everything else.
Also delete this leaf texture that we added in the previous video so I could get rid of
that.
And now we can bring this into one big collection.
So with this selected,
I'm gonna move it to this collection that we have up here and also move the leaves to there
and I'll call this collection Big tree.
There we go.
Now,
if we save our blender file and jump over to a new one to do that,
go open up a fresh version of blender.
I'm going to delete the queue.
Then I'll go up to file Click on append.
Once you have found your blender file,
click on it and go to collection,
and you should see the collection big tree.
Once you select it,
you can go a pen from library and there we go.
We can see it in our scene,
and we compress Z and go into rendered view,
and we should see the leaves right there.
Talk overlays,
and we can.
We can also see the wood texture.
Keep in mind,
though,
if you were to upload this to a website or give it to a friend to download or something
like that,
and they don't have that texture,
the leaves and the wood will show up as pink.
To avoid that,
we could go back to our original blend file,
which is this one,
and you can go up to file external data and then pack into blend.
And what this will do is it will take those images,
the wood texture and the leaf texture and pack it into this blender file.
So once anybody opens up this the blender file,
it will automatically have those textures applied,
and they don't need to go download them.
If I click on this,
you'll see a thing down there that says packed three files and now we can save our project
and then exit and give it to a friend in every single file in this scene will have that in
.
So there you go,
guys.
That is how you create a tree in blender.
I hope you enjoy.
If you created something cool,
I would love to see it,
to make sure to posted in the assignment after this video.
Thanks again.
And also you guys in the next section.