#Bothrodendron

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Prehistoric Nature Resource Pack Update: Lycophyte Trees

Original textures below:

Lycophytes are an ancient group of plants which first arose as far back as the Silurian and survive today as small species known as clubmosses and quillworts. However, during the Carboniferous, the Lycophytes reached great sizes, taking forms we now call the “scale trees.” The Prehistoric Nature mod represents four of these in-game, these being the famous Lepidodendron, and the more obscure Bothrodendron, Diaphorodendron, and Sigillaria. 

In updating these textures I had several goals in mind

Develop textures that fit with the 1.13+ Jappa default textures

Develop textures that are cohesive within a wood type (i.e. logs match planks and so on)

Develop textures that are cohesive between trees 

Develop textures that accurately represent the trees depicted

The first thing I did was create a unique plank design to be shared between the lycophyte scale trees to differentiate them from other wood types. Finding that the design I created did not tile well when used on all sides of the block, I also created an alternate texture for the top of the plank blocks.

I then textured the logs, starting with bothrodendron, and then adjusted the texture for the other tree types. I wanted to clearly show the scales for which these trees are known for, as they are very distinct in the bark pattern. I also redid the top texture of the logs to match the color of the planks.

Next, I worked on redoing the doors and trapdoors. For some, I was able to edit them only a small amount to work with my art style, particularly Sigillaria and Diaphorodendron. Lepidodendron (the reddish wood) I had to edit heavily, but left the style largely intact. Bothrodendron (the tan wood) had to be completely redone to fit with the new planks. I also made new item textures for the doors. It's a really fun little thing to do, as figuring out how to stylize the doors into a smaller icon is a neat challenge.

There you have it! That’s all for now. Have one more look at everything together, and how it looks in the Carboniferous swamps!