I would probably want to look into this deeper / make leaf placement more user-configurable, but unfortunately I won't have time to work on this for a while...

some workarounds to try:

• rotate the leaf textures in Photoshop by 180 degrees, etc
• change the vertex order in IvyMesh.cs
• mess with the UV assignment in IvyMesh.cs

i did tried to change the textures(rotation), manually add offset to the leafs didnt messed with the uv, because i believe they do not catch a point on the root/branch.

just to clarify i know how to manipulate a spline and can calculate a point on it but i didn’t figure out yet how it works here.

it picks a point on the branch, adds random offset, and then uses that point as the center of the leaf quad...

a more accurate method maybe wouldn't add any random offset to the center -- and instead it would generate the leaf quad based on a random rotation around a pivot point, instead of the center of the leaf quad

(feel free to submit a PR if you get it working! or I'll get around to this in ~december)

yes i will.

right now i can say that newLeafPos - ivygraphs current root position is an actual and correct point, so somewhere inside the center’s calculation the position gets off.

next respon i’ll add the solution as PR

dan

finally got around to this a year later! see PR #8