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[@gusbert]

Great tips, you could have doors/windows open/closed, small/medium/large versions etc.

[@bradmeacham6982]

One addition would be to put all the tree tags into a tag folder. That'd let you torn on and off all your trees with one click.

[@garyspeed8961]

If you create the plan in the same style and lift it up to the mid height of the elevation of the foliage.. it will contribute to realism of thr tree in isometric views without significantly adding complexity.. PS, the 2d elevation should be a face me setting.. TomToms randon scale and rotate is a must have to make the scene more naturalistic

[@josefestrada5202]

Thank you Tayson, that is very helpful idea, I like it

[@jakegevorgian]

Love it!

[@ahmad-murery]

Nice tips Tyson

[@keggyification]

Nice

[@debbiehoward3780]

what was the name of the author of those trees. It is hard to read on the video

[@SketchUp]

The author is Découvrez Up for SketchUp, and here's the tree model: 3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/98bbf2481ee5e415a47fdd008f2ae822/arbre-3D-Tree-3D

[@debbiehoward3780]

@@SketchUp Thank you

[@josefestrada5202]

I like that is amazing