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importing trees

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j.mom
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importing trees

Hi,

 

I have a shape file with areas that represent the location of groups of trees. I would like to import these areas and assign medium density groups of trees to these areas. Is it possible to import trees by using areas, or can it only be done by using points? I have tried to import the shape file, but what happens, is that for each area only one tree is created.

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Jesse Mom

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Alfred.NESWADBA
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Hi,

 

should be possible. Look to my video, I attached a SDF (I think it's not relevant if it's a SDF or SHP), set the properties to be a tree-theme, and ... nothing (or some trees as you mentioned).
Then I modified the table-properties for the density and the variance ... well, I got them 😉

 

HTH, - alfred -

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j.mom
in reply to: j.mom

Thanks a lot! I didn't know how to fill the table, but it is clear now.

 

Jesse

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jutters
in reply to: j.mom

Actually, you shouldn't need a two step process here. Similar to what Alfred suggested simply do the following:

 

1. Choose your polygon shape file to import as tree areas.

2. Configure the import as usual but on the "Table" page

2.a. choose a 3D Model style representing your Vegetation or City Furniture for the "Rule Style" property (can also be done on the first page)

2.b. set your values for "Object Spacing" and "Object Spacing Variance" controlling the distribution of your inserted 3d models
3. Close&Refresh (aka Import)

 

Done 🙂

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