Tree library botaniq v7.0 is an ever-expanding library of optimized & realistic 3D vegetation – mostly trees and grass. It features a variety of Trees, Grass, Flowers, Weeds, Ferns, Ivy, Palms, Succulents, Shrubs, Plants, Pots, Rocks, Lilypads, and Garden assets for Architectural Visualization, Environmental Design, Rendering Forests, Landscaping, or any other scenes that could use a bit of varied greenery.
In this version converted botaniq from a standalone addon to an asset pack that can be used with engon (also you can download it by link below) and/or blender native asset browser. Ported vine system to geometry nodes, improved functionality. Added 111 assets (including variants) and 4 scatter presets. Added bq_ prefix to all blends, datablocksand textures to avoid name collisions. Unified naming to always use botaniq latin names. Renamed pots incorrectly classified as vases. Bugfixes: scale of corals Aplysina fistularis and the tree Robina pseudoaccacia E, origin of various models, branch geometry of Populus Tremuloises, wrong material assigned to leaves of Larix Decidua C winter, material of Fern A, incorrect UV map in wind animation data.
This version works with Blender 4.0
The library is always expanding
With more trees & greenery joining the collection. Its price will rise slightly as it expands, but our goal will always stay the same – to create a massive library of models for everyone to use, with a very reasonable price/value ratio.
Over time, we’ve added many features and assets like seasonal variations, tropical trees, succulents, scattering, wind animations, ivy drawing, house plants, and garden assets.
Gone are the days of repeatedly clicking buttons for every adjustment. Now, you can make real-time modifications on linked assets, effortlessly bringing your vision to life.
You can download Botaniq v7.0 addon for free by link below!
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