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"Thanks for your kind words.
Yes, all plants are generated with nxt plant-editor.
I have used leaves from Marc Chaumier's plant library.
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Permalink Reply by Kyprianos Arnaoutoglou on
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Are you modelling in acad and then importing into lumion?
As far as I can remember lumion does not import from autocad, i was wondering if you convert prior to importing into lumion
PS
Add some babes by the pool :P
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Permalink Reply by Rey F. Rosario Berrios on
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You can import DWG to Lumion now!!!!!!!
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Thanks for the information!
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Permalink Reply by mike makki on
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yes guys....it can read autocad,3d max files,3ds files,sketchup,etc....
over priced software...way over priced....
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you need lots of memory and very expensive graphic card for it to work....3d max just as good and now you can buy moving trees and shrubs to work with max....
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and you can add ....crashes all the time....cant handle big files
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Permalink Reply by Jan Verzelen on
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can you be a little more specific about an "expensive graphic card"? E.g. Nvidea...
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NIVIDIA -GTX 780 and also amd 8 core 9590 processer
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thanks Mike
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"Very nice piece. Brilliant work.
Are all these plants nxt render plants ?
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