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Civil 3D & 3ds Max Design 2009: Creating a Forest

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Uploaded by on Sep 8, 2008

This Video Tutorial shows how to add a forest of trees to an AutoCAD Civil 3D surface imported into 3ds Max Design 2009.

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  • gracias and thank you now icant a forest

  • hi sir it was amazing to see ur video but i wanna know how to get a surface like u hav got in 3ds max 2009 ....urgent please ...best regards

  • Open up 3Ds Max program. Then goto file and import. Then you find your file from Civil 3D. You have to already have Civil 3d though.

  • 3ds max, and cinema 4d are one of the best

  • Wow, I'm just getting into this kind of stuff,is max 3d good?

  • How import the Civil 3D in the 3ds Max?

  • Good stuff. Also, you can use PFlow (particle systems) to scatter trees, rocks or any objects onto a surface. Set the particle type to Instanced Geometry, select your tree, set Particle Location to the Surface of your ground object, set the number of particles, etc. and you're set.

  • Wow, those results are very good considering who fast this method is. I'm going to try it some time.

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