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I'm looking to model this flower bed which is a slightly atypical shape. I would quite like it to be as realistic as possible but only have a 4gb nvidia card so realise i might have to balance.

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I'm thinking

  1. Draw a bezier curve for the wall shape and convert to mesh.

  2. Extrude in Z and use solidify modifier to get basic shape.

  3. For wall texture, i guess find a image texture/roughness map etc and use that.

  4. For plants I have a Botaniq add-on which generates nice plants

  5. Soil - i'm not sure, probably easier to use an image texture i guess as opposed to a particle system? or maybe a procedural texture might work for soil?

Any thoughts about how to proceed with any steps would be gratefully received.

THanks

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    $\begingroup$ I think you're on a good way. I can only advise against using a particle system for the soil. As long as you're not going for little clumps of soil trickling around or whatever, this would be overkill. An image texture maybe with a bump map or displacement if you need more unevenness would be better. $\endgroup$
    – Gordon Brinkmann
    May 11, 2021 at 9:23
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