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ADJUSTABLE PHOTOREALISTIC GRASS in Enscape 2.4 - New Feature Tutorial

In this video, learn how to use Enscape's new adjustable grass feature to create photorealistic grass in your Enscape renderings! DOWNLOAD ENSCAPE http://www.enscape3d.com 3D WAREHOUSE MODEL - MAISON CONTEMPORAIN by SZ CHRISTOPHE https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/mode... Want to Support the SketchUp Essentials?   / thesketchupessentials   http://www.thesketchupessentials.com/... THE SKETCHUP ESSENTIALS COURSE http://www.thesketchupessentials.com/... MY SKETCHUP MODELING PC SETUP https://kit.co/TheSketchUpEssentials/... SKETCHUP BOOKS AND RESOURCES https://kit.co/TheSketchUpEssentials/... MY CURRENT FAVORITE SKETCHUP PLUGINS AND EXTENSIONS https://kit.co/TheSketchUpEssentials/... (Affiliate Links) PLEASE LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE Check Us Out On - Website - http://www.thesketchupessentials.com Twitter -   / easysketchup   Facebook -   / thesketchupessentials   Pinterest -   / easysketchup   Disclaimers: all opinions are my own, sponsors are acknowledged. Product Links in the description are typically affiliate links that let you help support the channel at no extra cost. The first thing you must do when trying to show grass inside your Enscape rendering is to make sure the option for Render Grass is turned on within your settings, which you can get to by going to Enscape Settings, then checking the box for Grass Rendering. A lot of the time I leave this off until I need it so my PC doesn’t have to render all that extra geometry. Once you’ve done that, there are two ways you can add grass to your materials. The first, and simplest option, is that you can add the word “Grass” to your material name. This works for any material in your model, as long at it’s on a horizontal face. At the moment, Enscape does not apply grass to vertical faces, though it will apply grass to faces that are angled. If I add the word “grass” to my concrete block material, for example, notice that it automatically starts rendering as grass, while maintaining the color of the material. The other way that you can make a material into a grass material is by selecting it, going into the Enscape material editor, and selecting the option for “Grass” from the drop-down. If we really wanted to, we could change the water in this pool to grass simply by selecting the grass option. Now, let’s take a look at the grass settings that were added in the new 2.4 version of Enscape – specifically the ability to add height and variation to your grass. You’ll notice in the material editor, there are now 2 sliders for “Height” and “Height Variation” for any material set to be grass. These do exactly what they sound like – they let you set how long your grass is, as well as how uniform your grass is. Height, for example, makes your grass longer or shorter, letting you create either well-manicured lawns or more wild looking grass. Height variation allows you to adjust how much the height of your grass varies – with some areas being taller and some being shorter. One thing I really like about these grass features is the ability to adjust the tint of your grass. That allows you a very fine color adjustment ability for your grass, without having to make changes to your grass material within Sketchup itself. Note that since this model has been modeled with different grass materials, you can change that transition look between the different grass types really easily. One final note – you don’t have to just use the grass material for grass. Experiment with it and see what other looks you can create. For example, if I was to select the material of this outdoor rug and set it to grass, you can see how I can really easily generate a material that looks like carpet.