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Massive Procedural Vegetation Concept

Hi Dean,

I might have to read your post again to really understand all information, without seeing the data I have a little trouble to fully understand your process.

But I think an approach like the industrial/residential buildings should work. What you should do than is start with the dataset that as the best resolution/smallest polygons. To these polygons you add extra attributes based on the other dataset.

When creating the autogen you can then use all these attributes to assign the best GUID.
 
Yeah it's a bit hard to explain on paper, I might do a proof of concept video for you when I'm done running this test.
 
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