Thank you offrench. I appreciate the help.

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Hello offrench,

Thank you for your offer. The one I would need would be the one with the yellow grass. Do you require my e-mail address?

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Thank you everyone for your replies.

Gillbrooks, unfortunately this is something that I would like to get done sooner rather than later, but I will check out the link you gave and I do appreciate your offer to take some photos. I would do so myself, but unfortunately we already have about 10-15 cm of snow on the ground. Too bad I didn't think of the scene sooner!

FrankT and Sangelico, thank you for the links as well. I will also check them out.

Gary Miller, I will check out Geek at Play to see what they have, and also your golf course tutorial. Are the Geek At Plat textures in a package or are they for sale individually?

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Hello Gary,

Thank you for the reply. I have  already tried setting the density to 100% and greater, and I have added additional plants to the areas that appear thin using the ecosystem paint brush. I will try and play with the draw settings as you suggested, but would the fact that they need adjusting affect the way that the render appears?  A rendered scene shows a very noticeable reduction in the number of plants compared to a render before the atmosphere was changed. Also, when I try saving the scene after this thinning occurs, the saved scene also seems to show many less plant instances as well although the total polygon count stays the same as the earlier "thicker" ecosystem.

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Thank you Monsoon for the reply. However it seems that when I go to your site, part 1 of the tutorial does not open properly. The images do not show up. Also, I have posted this question in the 3dCommune forum as well. Please ignore it since you answered the question here.

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Thank you Silverblade33. That tutorial was quite helpful too.

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garyandcatherine,

Thanks for the advice I will be sure to try this.

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Thundering1

Thank you for the work on the bridges. They are great and just what I was looking for.

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Hi Thundering1,

Sorry to take so long to get back to you but work has a habit of getting in the way of things! I work fighting forest fires, so I can disappear for periods of time with little or no notice, especially at this time of year. So please don't take offence if I don't get back to you for a while.

Looking at your latest images, the bridge is looking just fantastic. I like the one with the lumpy walkway the most, but both versions look very good. They are perfect for what I am trying to do. The wider bridge is good, but I also liked the narrower version as well. That one would be very suitable for a walking path.

Once again I really appreciate all the time and effort you are putting into this.

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Hello Thundering1,

That bridge looks great! It is exactly the type of bridge I am looking for. As far as changes, the only thing that I would suggest is to extend the ends a bit so that there is a short flat section to connect to the main path, but that is extremely minor. I really appreciate your help and work on this.

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Hello again,

Mazak -  thank you for the links. I did check these out before and picked up a couple of bridges but they are not quite like what I am looking for.

Thundering1 - if you can come up with something along the lines of those in the images it would be greatly appreciated.

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Hello Thundering1,

I am looking for bridges that are very similar to the one in this image by DOM1:

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1527144

or even like the one in this image (also by DOM1):

http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1660928&member

Any help that you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

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Hello Everyone,

Thank you to everyone who has responded. I tried to close the holes in hexagon but that didn't work for me. I ended up taking jonthecelt's suggestion and made some "prosthetics" or patches to cover the holes and that seems to do the job fairly well.

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Hello Gareee,

Thank you for your reply. As I have not used hexagon yet, do you know where I might find a tutorial on how to "snap points together"?

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Black_star,

The products that are on sale here at Rendeosity for Xerr are addon products and require the Xerr figure that is only sold at Daz3d.

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