Procedures To add plants to a scene: • Click the Favorite Plants rollout Plant Library button to display the Configure Palette dialog. • Double-click the row for each plant you want to add or remove from the Palette and click OK. • On the Favorite Plants rollout, select a plant and drag it to a location in a viewport. Download Lagu Nike Ardila Panggung Sandiwara Cinta. Alternatively, select a plant in the rollout and then click in the viewport to place the plant. • On the Parameters rollout, click the New button to display different seed variations of the plant. • Adjust the remaining parameters to show elements of the plants, such as leaves, fruit, branches, and if you want, to view the plant in canopy mode. Note: Even if Automatic Materials is off, 3ds Max still assigns material IDs to the foliage sub-objects, so that the object is ready for a Multi/Sub-Object material.

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Plant Library Displays the Configure Palette dialog. Sam Cooke. Using this window, you can view information on the available plants including their names, whether they’re in the palette, their scientific names, types, descriptions, and the approximate number of faces per object.

You can also add and remove plants from the palette, and clear the palette, which removes all plants from the palette. In 3ds Max, the canopy of a plant is a shell covering the outermost parts of the plant, such as the leaves or the tips of the branches and trunk. The term derives from 'forest canopy.' Use reasonable parameters when you create many plants and want to optimize display performance. Because this setting applies only to the plant's representation in the viewports, it has no effect on how 3ds Max renders the plant.

For information on how 3ds Max renders the plant, see. • When Not Selected Displays the plant in canopy mode when it’s not selected. • Always Always displays the plant in canopy mode. • Never Never displays the plant in canopy mode. 3ds Max displays all the features of the plant. Controls how 3ds Max renders the plant. For information on how 3ds Max displays the plant in the viewports, see.

• Low Renders the plant canopy, providing the lowest level of detail. • Medium Renders a reduced-face-count version of the plant. How 3ds Max reduces the face count varies from plant to plant, but it usually involves removing smaller elements of the plant or reducing the number of faces in the branches and trunk. • High Renders all the faces of the plant, providing the highest level of detail.