Swapping each node file for a Lumion plant (25:30) Placing Lumion plants on the nodes (23:38)ĭeleting the plant at the origin in Lumion (24:40) Importing the plant nodes into Lumion (21:35) Preparing the plant nodes to export using the Landfx.exportNodes command (20:00) 20:35 – 26:37: Large Planting Plans in LumionĮxporting to Lumion, making sure to turn the nodes off (20:35) Importing the plants into SketchUp (18:48) Preparing the plant nodes to be imported into the SketchUp file using the enodes=true command (17:35) Temporary linework in the sketch file in CAD (16:20) Swapping out plant nodes for Lumion plants (15:04) SketchUp Ruby Console: Import nodes (13:30) It's important to know a plant node's insertion point, which determines the placement of the plant itself in SketchUp and, eventually, Lumion. Use this tool to export all linework, plantings, and site amenities to SketchUp.Ī node consists of two lines intersecting in space. Video of the site rendering to be examined in this presentation (10:11) 11:06 – 16:08: Workflow Adds excitement and emotion to the projectĪ successful marketing plan for each project relies heavily on customers’ ability to visualize the overall concept.Allows the client to visualize the end product.
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