[Living wall/ Green wall]

Just a thought, I am using Architect 2023, is the Foliage Tool Set only found in Landscape?

 

Thanks

 

 

[Living wall/ Green wall]

1 hour ago, Tom W. said:

 

Have you tried using the Foliage Tool (Visualisation Tool Set)? To give it a 2D representation you could turn it into a hybrid symbol.

 

I have no idea about 3rd party resources but someone else might be able to help with that.

Hi Tom,

 

Sorry in my obvious inexperience I've not found these, they would be a great start, and cold add to them. Where do I find these?

 

Thanks

 

[Living wall/ Green wall]

1 hour ago, Tom W. said:

 

Have you tried using the Foliage Tool (Visualisation Tool Set)? To give it a 2D representation you could turn it into a hybrid symbol.

 

I have no idea about 3rd party resources but someone else might be able to help with that.

Hi Tom,

 

Thanks for the suggestion. I was looking for a model rather than just a render texture. This may however be a work around just until I find something more suitable.

 

Many thanks

[Living wall/ Green wall]

Hi All,

 

I have read a couple of messages left regarding creating a green wall but no conclusive results as yet.

 

I am designing the interior for an office space where I would like to include a living wall/green wall. I did try to create this using Vectorworks plant models but non of them really looked completely correct.  My question is, what 3rd party resource companies are there that have 3D models suitable for use in Vectorworks and what file formats should I be looking for that will give me both 2D and 3D views and renders?

 

Many thanks

 

Ian

[Transparent Texture]

Hello,

 

I need to apply an image of a forest of silver birch trees to a glass partition in an office. The trees themselves and leaves need to remain vibrant but the back ground areas around the tree to be clear glass. How do you create a texture that has this sort of transparency on in without loosing the strength of the image?

 

Any help or guidance would be appreciated.

 

Ian