👉 Trellislike is a term used in the field of computer graphics and animation. It refers to an object that appears as if it were a tree, but has no trunk or branches like a traditional tree. The term was coined by Alan Tidball in 1982 for a type of graphical representation called a "trellis-like" scene. Trellislike scenes are often used in animation and video games to create visual effects that mimic the look and feel of real trees
