WIP / Visualisation of a Green Wall Facade System.
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Hi
This Green-Wall-system is based on facade anchors and wires stretched between them. Somehow quite similar to any real actual planting method later on this model-visu approach results in a vegetation system that inevitably has to be achieved by using a linear helix-spline-curve based generation method rather than any surface filling method.
I first tried to use 3D plant models, but they were unsuitable due to the sheer amount of geometry. Instead, I used about 5 small fast and sloppy done test-PNG images to imitate the plants.[SkUp2023/ Random Tools by Alex Schreyer/ Helix along Curve by 3Dalbertsoft/ Scale and Rotate Multiple by Chris Fullmer (which btw is a tool I love!)/ Enscape/ Affinity Photo2]
(the pictures below show my initial approach, which I am very happy with so far.)
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Works a treat too! DOF works great to take attention from the use of image planes
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Looks fantastic mate.
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I have great feeling about it! Thank you for sharing!
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that looks great. How could I missed that thread?
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Yeh, nice work mate
Of interest to me as I spent one year of my life designing green wall systems -
@L-i-am said in WIP / Visualisation of a Green Wall Facade System. blocky blast:
Yeh, nice work mate
Of interest to me as I spent one year of my life designing green wall systemsThank you
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Hi!
Thank you all for your nice comments, and I am glad you enjoyed this.
I am adding a small picture impression of the production process. In addition, I also wrote a small sloppy and imperfect ruby (rb) plugin that allows selected components to “float” within a self-defined range at random Z heights. Similar to a deck of cards thrown on the floor. To prevent the PNGs (the cards
) from interfering with each other, each PNG must have its own determined random height in cases where these cold be coplanar with any other to avoid any coplanar glitching issues...
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