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I made a quick fundamental vegetation tutorial about how to get better results from your plants by adjusting their vertex normals Some software or plugins handle this for you but in some cases, you may not have access to that. Here I show how you can quickly do that within Maya!pic.twitter.com/BBuPFYQLCO
Some of the documentation is brand new and some may look a little dated, but here’s a couple great resources from Polycount that I used when I first started diving into vegetation: http://wiki.polycount.com/wiki/Foliage http://wiki.polycount.com/wiki/VertexNormal …
along with a section dedicated towards techniques for creating vegetation for games, @DiNustyEmpire has an incredible resource hub that caters to all aspects of making game art across a multitude of game engines and software:https://www.notion.so/5ccda2d7fa794eb1930b376cb2313252?v=de19615b5c7b4754ab1d2838fcd8872b …
Thank you! Needed this reminder.
For Blender users you can use the Data Transfer modifier with Face Corner Data set to Custom Normals to transfer the normalspic.twitter.com/VugteTcBKi
Thanks for sharing this @FarghaS_ ! I’ll have to try this myself when I jump back into Blender 
Yo wtf I was literally going to make the same tutorial for my weekly tip series!! Lmao ! Good stuff
As someone who doesn't have Maya, would this be possible in 3DS Max?
There used to be a script called normal thief, not sure if it’s still supported or not though
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