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Does anyone have any interior plants to share?
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Try here: http://www.klicker.de/plants.html and here: http://3delicious.net/
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thanks for your superb help.
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Tyhoon, I've unzipped the files but they are not in rfa format.....they are in .3DS and TGA format....any ideas how to use them as rfa? thanks.
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Convert that 3DS to DWG then create a "Planting family" and import/link that DWG, in settings/materials you can change the colors by materials....
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Hi Lilian2009, what Typhoon says is that you can import those files in ACAD, save as .dwg and depending on the object (i.e. leaves,branches,etc.), change the colors. Then in Revit as Typhoon says open a new family file (planting), and assign there the materials by colors. I recommend to change the names to another, i.e. "Render 0,0,0" to "branch", etc).
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