Using Forces in SpeedTree to Create Ivy Roots

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[@coffeediction]

how did you add the cube?

[@sameenshirgaonkar994]

1st make model whatever you want then make its obj. Then open speed tree add mesh geometry and then click on Forces there shows ur obj

[@mirhimel3325]

It takes 2 click in blender to do this

[@Blastphemer]

quite idiotic statement. Speedtree allows you to get into infinite detail while blender has pretty much an out of the box "click some seeds" tools

[@Contrebbi]

@@Blastphemer classic blender fanboy, compare blender with everything and saying that blender is better when 90% of times it isn't

[@alexpkeaton4471]

First click to generate ivy.
Second click to close Blender after realizing it's not going to be good enough.

[@nikitasuyazov2060]

how did you add the cube?

[@sameenshirgaonkar994]

1st make model whatever you want then make its obj. Then open speed tree add mesh geometry and then click on Forces there shows ur obj