Lands Design versions

v4.9 [Mar 31, 2015]
Flamingo nXt 5.0 support
New documentation functions:
Easily add plant photos with their leaders from Google to a plan. Right now, the images are only visible in Rendered mode. In future versions, they will be visible in any display mode.
Much more options to customize plant labels, including format, border shape and leaders.
Labels to add any kind of notes to your document.
New property in Parterres to control the plants scale keeping its density and position.

v4.7 [Jun 14, 2014]
- Added mixed Mesh-Billboard display for realistic plants, to increase the frame rate. The user can configure how fast the meshes are going to be converted in billboards when their size on screen decreases.
- The number of layers used for plants has been reduced to only one layer. The 2D/3D visibility of plants is now controlled through the document properties, together with the representation mode. Layer “Trees” is no longer used.
- New tab in the document properties to change the layer assigned to the different Lands object types, including the option to do not use any specific layer.
- Now you can choose in the Lands options what layers are going to be created in new documents and what not.
- Now you can change the layer of any Lands Object through its Lands properties, in the “General” tab.
- Added an option in the Species properties to change the Species setting out symbol.
- Added an option in the document properties, in the “Render” tab, that let you choose between to render the plants as they appear in the Rhino display, or to generate extra detailed plants for render. The second option allows to select the growth and season, and the foliage density for every single plant.
- Now, after importing a Terrain from Google Earth, you can change the Geolocation through the Document properties.
- Added a command option in the Dimension function (_laDimObjects command) to use ordinate dimensions instead of aligned dimensions. New radial dimensions for arcs.
- Fixed some crashes when rendering with Flamingo nXt a document with a large number of plants.