It is lacking in the 3D presentation department, most of us who need to do polished landscape renderings have to export to alternative rendering packages such as Twin Motion, etc. Vectorworks is great, but it takes a lot of time and effort to get highly effective at it. If so, it is unlikely Vectorworks is the right tool for the job.

Thanks again gentlemen guessing you are doing residential landscape design or might be a design/build landscape contractor. Who wants to run through 3 software packages if there is 1 that can do it all? It appears that I could do everything I am doing with the 3 different software packages in 1 Vectorworks package but I am not sure and if so, which one should I go with?Īn associate had mentioned Lumion but that would mean going from Dynascape with it's piggyback (Sketch3D) to Sketchup and then importing it into Lumion. (similar to a drone taking videos)įrom that production, I send to a video software where I add notes, music, and other objects.Īfter viewing Vectorworks Architecture - Designer - and Landmark So, currently I use a 2D CAD program (Dynascape) - I pull from that a file to implement in Realtime Landscape Architect as a blue print to build my house or any other structure along with hardscapes and softscape landscape design options - adding people and vehicles and other assets - outdoor kitchens - swimming pools, water fall and fire features - etc.įrom that software I get renderings and there is a camera option to make flyover videos.

I am grateful to get 1 reply and when I saw 2 - well I am very happy to have found this group!

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