As one of the main features in Lumion 10, displacement mapping is a quick and intuitive tool that can significantly enhance the look and feel of the materials in your 3D rendering projects. Rock materials, for instance, take on a volumetric look with sharp, angular points and rounded curves sticking out from the surface.

Some of the new materials in Lumion 10 include, but are not limited to: - 12 new soil materials, including beautiful new sand materials that come alive with displacement mapping - 9 various rock materials

This collection includes over 1,200+ materials for all types of surfaces, including grasses, rocks, glass, tiles, fabrics, bricks, wood, metal and many others. Now, with the release of Lumion 10.3, you can heighten the realism, texture and detail of any material throughout your project with the new displacement map import feature.

When the Landscape Grass function is enabled you can place randomly scattered rocks and small plants on the landscape. Made in version: Lumion 7.0 Pro. Blog Article: Tip: How to quickly apply Landscape Grass, plants and rocks to your scene.

Lumion's robust Library features over 7,500 assets, including 3D models, Light Profiles, Special Effects, and Utilities, all meticulously curated for Architectural, Urban Planning, Interior Design, and Landscaping Projects.

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Dec 16, 2016 · When the grass function is enabled you can place randomly scattered rocks and small plants on the landscape. ...more. More info about Lumion: https://lumion.com/

Feb 10, 2020 · As one of the main features in Lumion 10, displacement mapping is a quick and intuitive tool that can significantly enhance the look and feel of the materials in your 3D rendering projects..." See more...

In Lumion 2024, you can now apply your choice of landscape textures using an improved tiling type. The new hexagonal mapping automatically creates smooth, seamless surfaces, eliminating visible tile outlines and enhancing realism.

In this tutorial, we're going to be taking a look at how to quickly build up an environment in Lumion. This is a repeatable workflow that can be applied to a range of projects; from expansive vistas, all the way down to small residential gardens.