Enables the distribution of hundreds of thousands of objects—such as grass, trees, and ground cover—while maintaining smooth viewport performance through Point Cloud display modes. Parametric Control:
With the release of , the need for a stable, high-performance scattering tool became even more crucial. Forest Pack Pro provides full compatibility with the 2023 version, utilizing modern plugin package formats that make installation and management easier for both individual artists and large studios.
Automatically clips grass and ground cover at the edges of surfaces, allowing for natural, realistic boundaries without complex manual trimming.
What you are currently using (V-Ray, Corona, Arnold, etc.)?
Click on your terrain mesh in the viewport. Forest Pack will automatically create a new scatter area. Step 3: Add Items to Scatter Open the rollout in the Forest Pack modify panel.
The release tailored for 3ds Max 2023 brought significant enhancements to performance, UI responsiveness, and integration with modern render engines. 1. Advanced Distribution Modes
Use black-and-white bitmaps to dictate density and clustering.
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One of the most valuable aspects of a full Forest Pack Pro license is the extensive, built-in asset library. Users do not need to source third-party models to get started. Asset Category Included Items Common Use Cases Detail grasses, field weeds, clovers Residential yards, wild meadows Trees & Shrubs Coniferous, deciduous, trimmed hedges Forest backdrops, urban landscaping Gravel & Rocks Individual stones, matched presets Riverbeds, architectural borders Mulch & Leaves Dead autumn leaves, wood chips Ground cover, forest floors Step-by-Step Workflow: Creating Your First Scatter
