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Schedule: <\/strong> Sat Jun 11, 9:30a – 11:00a EDT <\/p>\n On-Line Link:<\/strong> to be provided by workshop Presenters. <\/p>\n Presenters: <\/strong> Philip Paar, Laubwerk <\/p>\n Outline: <\/strong> <\/p>\n Landscape architects are increasingly adopting 3D visualization in their projects and digital workflows. Laubwerk Plants are high-quality, customizable 3D plant models for 3ds Max, Maya, Cinema 4D, and SketchUp (and more platforms to be announced). The easy-to-use Laubwerk Player plugin has been designed to save time and add natural beauty to any scene. The one-click solution brings realistic render-ready 3D trees to life for landscape architects, architects, and CG artists, reducing the need for fine-tuning and encouraging exploration. Innovative technology allows for creative experimentation with multiple, high-density models while efficiently managing the memory footprint. Each tree model comes in three shapes, with three ages and four seasons per shape. Adjustable detail level settings mean that each tree looks great without slow navigation or long rendering times.<\/p>\n Learning Objectives : <\/strong> <\/p>\n Participants in this workshop will Note: No additional registration fee; but you must have a paid Conference registration to be registered for the workshop <\/strong> <\/p>\n For details look for email from workshop leaders in the weeks before the workshop date on June 8, 2022 or June 11, 2022..<\/p>\n
\n1.\tLearn how setup the Laubwerk Player and Laubwerk Plants in Maxon Cinema 4D and Trimble SketchUp Pro.
\n2.\tExplore the Laubwerk Plant browser and plant library, placing plants in scenes, procedural parameters and switching between habitus variations, ages, and seasons.
\n3.\tQuick start for rendering setup for V-Ray for SketchUp and Maxon renderers.
\n4.\tGet a behind-the-scenes look at our plant production and upcoming releases.<\/p>\n
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