3D Creosote Generator


Computer vision group @ UA
In collaboration with Dr. T. Huxman and ???

For questions or problems email:
Spencer Rogers, srogers AT email.arizona.edu
Kate Spriggs, taralove AT u.arizona.edu

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Recursion level This is the number of steps to use to grow the plant; Start with a small number, then increase. 30 is a very mature bush, 40 creates a very big model.
Random Seed Change this to any number less than 4 294 967 295 to get a different plant from the same type;
Example: 120 or 18723, etc
Initial branches
Mean: Variance:
How many branches to create from seed.
Branching
Continue to grow: Branch:
Whether to continue to grow (which also includes create leaves), or to branch;
Branch cell properties
Length mean: Length variance:
Radius: Radius change: Radius limit:
The cell can have a changing (growing) radius with time;
Leaf parameters
Width: Length: Curve:
Height: Starting angle:
Leaf width should be less than 3, but not negative; Leaf height is a multiplier, so it should be more then one, but less than, say 3; Leaf length can be somewhere in 1-15; Leaf curve should be between 0 and 1; Leaf starting angle is the angle with the vertical axis when the leaf is first born (this angle should be close to 0 or negative, due to the leaf shape;);
Create a leaf only on a mature branch cell We can create a leaf immediately (put 0), or we can have the stem grow strong enough for a few steps, before it can create a leaf.
Shed a leaf only on an old enough branch cell We can shed a leaf immediately (put 0), or we can have the stem grow old enough for a few steps, before it sheds the leaf.
Branch Fork Angles - x angle
Uniform min: Uniform max:
The angle each cell makes around the x-axis, compared to the previous cell.
Branch Fork Angles - y angle
Uniform min: Uniform max:
The angle each cell makes around the y-axis, compared to the previous cell.
Branch Fork Angles - z angle
Uniform min: Uniform max:
The angle each cell makes around the z-axis, compared to the previous cell.
Branch Cell Angles - x angle
Gaussian mean: Gaussian variance:
The angle each cell makes around the x-axis, compared to the previous cell.
Branch Cell Angles - y angle
Gaussian mean: Gaussian variance:
The angle each cell makes around the y-axis, compared to the previous cell.
Branch Cell Angles - z angle
Gaussian mean: Gaussian variance:
The angle each cell makes around the z-axis, compared to the previous cell.



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