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I'm looking for a good way to realistically show a plant-covered wall using RAC 2009. I do need them to render nicely and haven't found a good method for doing this yet. Any help would be appreciated. I've included an image from a manufacturer showing what I'm going for.
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I've got the same issue right now. How I decided to solve it was to simply photoshop some green wall in (with somegradients and color stamps) after the rendering is complete. I haven't been able to manipulate any of the greenies into growing vertically in this program yet.
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