Optimized for V-Ray and Corona, our 3Ds Max format delivers superior rendering performance. These two rendering engines are natively supported, ensuring the highest quality visualizations of our models.

If you're utilizing a different rendering engine, rest assured that our models remain compatible by converting v-ray or corona materials into standard materials. However, please note that the visual quality may not match the exceptional standards achieved with V-Ray or Corona

Yes we do, however we only offer Forest Pack Preset library for our bundles. This feature is not included in any of our individual plant models.

No! Our 3Ds Max format is a .max file format that works only with Autodesk 3Ds Max software .3DS is an old format that has many limitations on polygons/textures.

Globe Plants' GrowFX format allows for a high degree of customization. You can adjust parameters such as age, season, and level of detail to create unique and realistic plant models for your projects. You can also animate plant growth, wind effects, and more, creating dynamic and lifelike simulations.

Yes, to use our GrowFX models, you will need the GrowFX plugin version 1.99 and above from Exlevel, which only works with Autodesk 3Ds Max.

We have premade GrowFX files to be compatible with V-Ray and Corona Renderer for 3Ds Max

Yes, our FBX files are designed to work seamlessly with textures. However, instead of embedding all the textures directly into each FBX file, we place all textures separately in the 'maps' folder. Users can then relink these textures in their preferred software. Keep in mind that some software might not have this relinking feature. In such cases, you'll need to copy the FBX files directly into the 'maps' folder, ensuring they are in the same location for the textures to appear correctly.

.3DS and .OBJ have limitations in polygon count and texture loading. FBX is the current industry-standard intermediary format.

Our SketchUp format comes with proxy files that supports V-Ray renderer. You need V-Ray 5 and above for our models to work and appear properly.

You need to run SketchUp as an administrator when working so that SketchUp has full permission to overwrite data on your hard drive.

Yes you can use our Full geometry .SKP file which typically used as an intermediate format to import into other software. It can also be used as a 3D object in SketchUp but not for rendering. Additionally, the Full geometry file is quite heavy and can affect your hardware performance.

It's a common occurrence across various software where textures may need to be relinked due to directory changes. In Cinema 4D, you can easily address this by navigating to Window > Project Asset > Inspector. From there, select the unloaded assets and choose 'Relink Assets'. This should help you get your textures back in place.

Certainly! At Globe Plants, we prioritize forward compatibility. V-Ray versions, like your V-Ray 6, are adept at auto-converting materials from the V-Ray 3.7 format. So, rest assured, our will work smoothly on V-Ray 6.

Currently, there isn't a quick solution that we're aware of for this specific conversion. However, if you don't use any rendering engine we support, we'd recommend purchasing the FBX file. When you open an FBX file in Cinema 4D, it will default to standard materials, making it a suitable choice for your needs.

While we appreciate your interest in our Cinema 4D format, for RedShift users, we'd advise otherwise. At Globe Plants, we offer a distinct RedShift format, but it's limited to specific bundles on our platform. For a better use with RedShift, we highly suggest purchasing the FBX format. When you import an FBX file into Cinema 4D, it comes with standard materials. From there, you can convert them to RedShift.

Our Blender files are primarily tailored for the Cycles renderer. That said, if you're an Eevee user, our models can still be utilized. Just bear in mind that, due to our shaders being specifically crafted for Cycles, you might need to make some adjustments for optimal results with Eevee.

For such scenarios, we highly recommend utilizing Blender's Geometry Nodes. This tool allows you to proxy and scatter objects seamlessly across surfaces, ensuring your scenes remain both detailed and efficient.

Absolutely! The textures are embedded within the model itself, so there's no need for separate transfers. The included maps folder is there for those who wish to customize or tweak the original textures.

It depends on your needs. In theory, you can self-import FBX or SketchUp files into Twinmotion. However, our Twinmotion files are further optimized in terms of materials, such as roughness, bump, and two-sided materials as well as being much easier to import via User Library.

Please try running your Twinmotion as an administrator. Sometimes, Twinmotion can't extract textures to the folder due to lack of administrative permissions.

Our Twinmotion assets are offered in both high poly and low poly versions separately from each other. High poly models are detailed and best suited for higher-end computers, while low poly models are optimized for performance on standard machines. We recommend checking your hardware specifications and choosing the appropriate model type to ensure optimal performance.

No, the paint tool and animation features are exclusive to Twinmotion's own library. Third-party assets, including ours, are not permitted to utilize these specific features.

We provide our models with standard materials when purchasing our Rhinoceros 3D format. You can easily convert these to the materials compatible with your preferred renderer.

We recommend using the Grasshopper and Rhino Nature plugins for efficient object scattering in Rhinoceros 3D.

Yes, you can. However, our Rhinoceros files are optimized for the best performance and support both V-Ray and Rhino Legacy renderers. You may have to have to do your own optimization if you purchase other formats.

While we offer limited RedShift-specific formats, we recommend selecting the FBX format for importing into Cinema 4D or 3Ds Max. You can then convert the FBX standard materials into RedShift materials as you see fit.

Yes, our plants are designed to sway gently with the wind. If you're mainly do architectural visualization (archviz), the subtle movement we provide will add a touch of realism to your projects.

Unreal Engine 5 currently supports features like Lumen and Path tracing. Utilizing these can significantly enhance the visual quality of your scenes. There are quite a few tutorials online on how to do so here.

Absolutely! While there are several powerful plugins available for scattering, we particularly recommend ia scatter. It's both robust and user-friendly.

In theory, yes, you can. However, it's essential to note that our FBX files use millimeters (mm) as the unit to suit other software, while Enscape only supports meters (m). So, when using our FBX in Enscape, not only will you need to reload all the textures into each material slot, but you'll also have to scale the model down by a factor of 1000 in the Enscape assets editor. Additionally, you'd have to create placeholders in Enscape to view them on the viewport

It's possible that you've altered the 'Source path' folder. It's crucial that the the location of this folder remains unchanged and all assets are consistently copied into it that folder.

Unfortunately, they don't. Wind animation is an exclusive feature of Enscape assets, and we don't have the authorization to implement this feature

We provide an ASSETPKG file with our assets. This allows you to easily modify the scale of objects using the Enscape Custom Assets Editor.

Enscape sometimes encounters issues with lengthy folder paths. If the directory path is too long, Enscape might not read the texture files correctly. To avoid this, we recommend placing our Enscape assets in a location with a shorter folder name, such as 'D:\GP-Enscape'

We do not offer Lumion as native file format. However you can import either our FBX or SketchUp full geometry .skp files into Lumion.

FBX will be lighter but slightly less in quality. You would also need to copy the FBX files directly into the maps folder for Lumion to recognise all textures properly

SketchUp fullgeometry skp is a lot heavier but also look better in quality. As our the textures are embeddeed into the file hence no need to reassign any textures.