Create Realistic Tree Leaves in Blender With Subsurface Scattering

You can Create realistic Tree Leaves in Simple Steps with Blender 2.79. This Video Contained Simple Workflow. Low polygon mesh used to Create this Leaves. It decreases Render time. Blender Mesh - Planes are not Subsurface Scatter Properly. This Video Shows how do handle that Problem and Explanation.

This Video first adds some add-one in a blender. import color image as plane after the setting add-one. Set light to it. after the lighting, Create the material of Leaves.

Final Node Setup

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After the Create Materials, set Environment map, Camera and set Sun to it. Now set Render Setup And Render the Image.

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