Laubwerk: Plant Kit 3

Description

Tropical Broadleaf Trees – 10 tropical broadleaf tree species in 3 variants, 3 ages and 4 seasons each, for architects and CG artists working in 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, or Houdini. (360 different tree shapes in total). A variety of Renderers are natively supported, such as Cinema 4D Advanced Render, V-Ray, Corona Renderer, Thea Render,  Octane Render and mental ray.

A spectacular collection of tropical species found across Africa, the Americas, Asia, the Pacific, and Australia, where they fill the streets, parks, and gardens. Laubwerk Plants Kit 3 includes the powerful African mahogany, the firey-flowered royal poinciana and prized umbrella-shaped rain tree, yellow flame and Queensland umbrella tree.

System requirements:

-Autodesk 3ds Max or 3ds Max Design (2010-2016), MAXON Cinema 4D (R12-17 Mac & Win), Sidefx Houdini (13-14)
-Additionally, Python (on Windows) for customers to build their own importers into applications compatible applications compatible with Python 2.2, 2.7, 3.3, or 3.4.
-A computer that is capable of running your version(s) of 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, or Houdini.
-10MB of hard disk space and additional space for the Laubwerk Plants models.

What will you get after purchase?

You will receive a Coupon Code from us, enabling you to download this package from the Laubwerk-Website for free. The complete file size is a bit less than 1 GB. To download you have to register at the Laubwerk Website. This will allow you to download and update this product directly from the manufacturers website whenever necessary. The purchased license is an ‘Per Artist’ license. Additional render nodes are free of charge!

These trees are included:

CORAL WOOD
Adenanthera pavonina

This medium-height tree is famous for its distinct green pods that turn brown at maturity, revealing beautiful bright red seeds. In the past, the seeds were used in many parts of Asia as weights for weighing gold due to their consistent mass (4 seeds make up 1 gram). Leaves are bipinnated, with alternating leaflets, and the small sweet-scented flowers are slender golden yellow pedicels.

RAIN TREE
Albizia saman

This wide-crowned member of the pea family is unique for its leaves that fold before rain, as well as prior to sunset. Its massive umbrella-shaped widely spreading crown, covered with showy pinkish or creamy golden stamens during flowering, makes this a popular tree for shade along streets, where it can also sequester a substantial amount of CO2 from vehicles.

HONG KONG ORCHID
Bauhinia x blakeana

This medium-sized fall-flowering tree features spectacular pinkish-purple flowers that last until spring, set against impressive heart-shaped leaves. Cultivated only through cuttings, it is often used as a border plant in landscaping. The tree originated in Hong Kong in 1880, with all of the cultivated trees apparently derived from one cultivated at the Hong Kong Botanic Garden., It was adopted as the floral emblem of Hong Kong in 1965.

ROYAL POINCIANA
Delonix regia

The hot-red flowers and colorful umbrella-shaped crown make this modest-sized tree a striking piece of nature. The long, light-green, feathery leaves are equally attractive when the flowers are not in bloom. Because of its exceptional beauty and usefulness as a shade tree, the plant is used throughout the tropics and subtropics as an ornamental plant in gardens, parks and avenues.

AFRICAN MAHOGANY
Khaya senegalensis

A large-sized, fast-growing, sturdy tree with a large, dense crown is covered with spiraling compound, glossy leaves clustered at the end of the branches. The wood is highly-valued for its beauty and quality, and is often used  in furniture and boat building. It is also planted ornamentally as a roadside and shade tree.

YELLOW FLAME TREE
Peltophorum pterocarpum

This medium-size attractive ornamental tree is especially popular in India, where it lines avenues. The umbrella-like crown sports yellow flowers that can occur all year in younger plants. Bipinnate glossy green leaves mingle with seedpods that start red before ripening to black.

QUEENSLAND UMBRELLA TREE
Schefflera actinophylla

A medium-sized, often multi-trunk, evergreen capped with compound medium green leaves and a striking racemes of up to 1,000 red flowers. Juvenile trees can be used in temperate climates as houseplants. This prized ornamental tree holds an Award of Garden Merit from the British Royal Horticulture Society.

SEA APPLE
Syzygium grande

A quick-growing tree common in costal forests, this commonly planted shade tree has an irregular dome-shaped crown with droopy, shiny leaves. The white flowers with showy stamens appear in compact clusters. The globular fruits are edible and have a green leathery rind when ripe. Resistant to burning, they are also used frequently as fire screens. The tree was adopted early as a roadside tree.

PINK TRUMPET TREE
Tabebuia rosea

This medium-sized national tree of El Salvador is prized throughout Central and South America for its intense pink and purple flowering during dry season and shade during rainy season, despite its relatively few thick branches. Leaves are compound, digitate and deciduous. Often found in parks and gardens, as well as otherwise deforested areas.

TROPICAL ALMOND
Terminalia catappa

This medium to large-sized upright tree is topped with a tiered symmetrical crown with horizontal branches. The large, glossy, dark green leaves are broad and ovid, with the narrow end facing the stalk. Leaves turn pinkish red or yellow brown before falling during dry season. Has been spread so widely by humans that its native range is unknown.