Speed trees dont look the same in game

Have tried every LOD setting, adjusted colours etc etc, but just cannot get the look of my Speedtrees to show as nice as they look in unity in game, even when maxng out all the graphical settings in game, any suggestions?

 

 

Have you tried going to settings at: Edit/ project settings/ Quality. There are some adjustments you can make there.

 

 

 

Have you tried both planting technigues ? 

1/ Dragging it into the scene from the Project

2/ Using the brush from the Inspector 

Reason I ask is that I noticed a change in colour of the leafs of the European Birch when using the both techs... I see that your problem above is bigger ... but maybe worth a try ?

Alpha cutoff was the solution. Lowered it down all the way to 0 from 0.33 to check and trees appear fine. Now to work out what effects that has and get it set to the correct level.

 

Also thanks for the photobucket info, will move across to imgur.

 

Massive thanks as ever guys

I can see you're talking about the tree/branches themselves and glad you have it sorted out.  To me however, the PG screen shot all looks poor, not just the tree in question (maybe the settings above impact the whole screen shot, I'm not sure).  It all looks washed out / too bright.  Maybe that is the lighting setting you have in PG and/or require for your simulator set up?  Anyway, just an observation on the PG screen shot.

I can see you're talking about the tree/branches themselves and glad you have it sorted out.  To me however, the PG screen shot all looks poor, not just the tree in question (maybe the settings above impact the whole screen shot, I'm not sure).  It all looks washed out / too bright.  Maybe that is the lighting setting you have in PG and/or require for your simulator set up?  Anyway, just an observation on the PG screen shot.

 

He has bloom enabled in the PG settings, it's an optional graphics setting which can be turned off depending on the players preference.

Yeah the bloom was on as I quickly autod up to ultra high and set everything to max to ensure trees were being fully drawn and forgot to turn off the various other settings such as bloom, adaptive lighting etc

For those getting into the nuts and bolts of speedtree found this quite a handy resource

Shame I didn't read all the way to the very last sentence the first time I saw it as that must have been the problem due to a high alpha cutoff setting

http://docs.speedtre...dels_into_unity

Just to add, personally I like the bloom, you might have to adjust the brightness slider slightly when it's enabled to suit your eye.

+1 on the bloom and vignette. Without it, all textures are evenly lit and gives the appearance of oversaturation and objects are too well defined... particularly, the trees. Nobody's vision is that good in real life.