Creating a Forest Scene with Megascans

Scanned Objects:

All the models have LOD 0, no Displacement map but with Normals intensified:

1. 1. Fallen Tree Assembly
   2. Granite Rocks 1
   3. Burnt Tree
   4. Wood Stump 1
   5. Wood Root
   6. Wood Stump 2
   7. Mossy Tree Log
   8. Tree Bark
   9. Dead Tree
   10. Grassy Forest Roots 2×2 M – the texture is assigned to V-Ray fur. This way, I mage the roots near the water.
   11. Granite Rock

Surfaces:

The ground is made out of three materials in VRayBlendMtl with the use of the Falloff map:

1. Soil
2. Grassy Forest Roots 2×2 M
3. Moist Soil
4. Dried Water Grass
5. Dollarweed Leaves

Materials 4 and 5 were made in VRayBlendMtl by combining procedural noise and VRayDirt map.

Vegetation:

1. Plant Annuals
2. Acacia – used as sparse bushes
3. Basket Grass – grass on the borderline of the slope and general surface
4. Ribbon Grass – grass on the slope
5. Desert Grass – grass in the water (yes, it’s dry)
6. Grass Clumps – grass under the trees
7. Tall Grass – sparse long grass blades for variation

All the vegetation was distributed throughout the scene with the help of the wonderful Forest Pack.

Tag us on Twitter, share your work created with Megascans, and get featured!