Elbette, metni hiçbir içeriğini değiştirmeden, sadece daha akıcı ve düzenli bir şekilde düzelttim:

Design Trees That Fit Your World
Whether you’re building a mystical forest, a cozy backyard, or a Ghibli-style hillside, TreeDesigner is made to adapt. You get:

• Complete structure control – Set height, twist trunks, shape roots, and control branch direction and complexity.

• Deep branch customization – Adjust number, length, thickness, orientation, curvature, and more.

• Fine-tuned leaf control – Tweak scale, density, randomness, texture-driven effects, and even add falling leaves with particles.

• Fast natural variation – Change the look instantly with a new seed value.

• Loopable wind animation – Add subtle or stylized movement for games and animated scenes.

• Mesh optimization made easy – Adjust polycount and resolution with just a few sliders.

• (NEW UPDATE) Flowers – Add and customize flowers for your tree.

Elbette, hiçbir içeriği değiştirmeden, sadece dili akıcılaştırıp düzenleyerek metni düzelttim:

Save Time. Stay Creative.
TreeDesigner is built for speed, flexibility, and staying in the flow. UVs are auto-generated (but editable), and your own materials plug in effortlessly. Need to optimize for real-time or large-scale scenes? Dial down complexity with precision.

Whether you're an indie dev, an environment artist, an animator, or simply someone who loves crafting beautiful Blender scenes—TreeDesigner gives you powerful tools without slowing you down.

+400 Procedural Trees
It is worth mentioning that the tree library was created using TreeDesigner and is intended to speed up the tree creation process. These trees are not photorealistic, but rather creation tools.

The asset library that comes with TreeDesigner is composed of:
(The low poly trees are made to be used in Blender and go beyond the vertex count normally expected for game-ready low-poly models.)

• 50 Ash trees (30 highpoly, 20 low poly)

• 60 Birch trees (30 highpoly, 30 low poly)

• 60 Ginkgo trees (30 highpoly, 30 low poly)

• 60 Ginkgo trees (30 highpoly, 30 low poly)

• 60 Maple trees (30 highpoly, 30 low poly)

• 60 Oak trees (30 highpoly, 30 low poly)

• 28 Spruce trees (14 highpoly, 14 low poly)

• 60 Bonsai trees (15 anime, 15 futuristic, 15 realistic, 15 toy-like)

• 22 Pine trees (12 anime, 10 toy-like)

How to Set Up the Asset Library?

If you’re unsure how to set up an asset library, here’s a quick tutorial that might help:

1. Go to Edit > Preferences > File Paths > Asset Libraries.

2. Click the + button to add a new library.

3. Select the folder containing the TreeDesigner .blend file.

4. Save your preferences.

After that, you should be able to find your trees in the Asset Browser and simply drag and drop them into your scene.