Northern Forest Canopy — Wind & Light

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A boreal canopy of icosahedron leaf clusters and swaying trunks responds to a layered sine-wave wind field, while gap-seeking god-ray shafts and drifting pollen dust sell shafts of light filtering through the foliage. Trunks, leaf clusters and light shafts are all displaced by the same phase-offset wind function at different amplitudes.

• Tree trunks: 22
• Canopy leaf clusters: up to 90
• Light shaft gaps: 4
• Pollen/dust particles: 700
• Wind function: dual sine, base freq 0.7 / 1.7

Speed multiplier: 1.00x Wind strength: 1.00x Wind frequency: 1.00x Sun intensity: 1.10 Fog density: 0.028 Dust fall speed: 1.00x Canopy tint color