You may have to contact them directly and ask if they have a plug-in for 2006. I don't see plug-ins on either of their websites for anything earlier than Autocad 2008. But you should definitely try out each option and decide for yourself which one is right for you.īut whether you choose Bionatics or RPC, you will need to upgrade your software. But if you balance out your scene and place 3D plants only where you absolutely need them, up close to the camera, and then use RPC's and flat image planes everywhere else, middle ground and background, you will have a much easier time working and render times will be substantially less.īionatics plants are great because they allow you to choose the level of detail you need for each tree without needing a second plug-in. If you fill your scene entirely with 3D plants, you will have a hard time working on your scene and your render times will take an eternity. You want to preserve system resources as much as possible, but still achieve a realistic rendering in the least amount of time. It's very important to analyze your scene and determine where you will need to use full 3D plants and where you can get away with using RPC's or just simple flat planes with an image of a tree, or trees, mapped onto it. Or your machine may just run out of memory and shut down the program. If you have a low end machine, it may take several hours or even days to render a scene.
3D trees can be a heavy draw on resources, so you will need a pretty decent machine if you're planning on rendering scenes with lots of foliage. In your drawing, create a 3D face, and then apply your new texture.As I said.AutoCAD 2008 or later: In the Material Scaling & Tiling set the Scale units to Fit to Gizmo and set U and V tile to 1.00 (or in AutoCAD 2007: In the Adjust bitmap dialog box, set the Bitmap Scale to Fit to object and set U and V tile to 1.00.Under Opacity, click Select Image, and then click Browse to select the opacity image file to use (black will not show, white will show the diffuse map).AutoCAD 2008 or later: In the Material Scaling & Tiling section, set the Scale units to Fit to Gizmo and set U and V tile to 1.00 (or in AutoCAD 2007: In the Adjust bitmap dialog box, set the Bitmap Scale to Fit to object and set U and V tile to 1.00).Click Select Image, and then select the image you want to use for trees or people.
From the Type drop-down list, select Advanced.On the Materials tool palette, click Create New Material and enter a name for the material.To view the largest previews click on the icon at the top. Wide choice of quality files for all the designer's needs. To add basic trees and people to your scene prior to rendering In this category there are dwg files useful for the design of parks and gardens: trees in 3D format, various models for different tree species.
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