

26 August 2008, 2:39pm
August 26, 2008,Morrison, CO
3D Nature released the newest technology in 3D terrain visualisation, modelling, rendering and animation software, Visual Nature Studio 3. Through interface enhancements and rendering changes VNS 3 is now able to create better imagery faster than ever before.
The 3D Nature Test Team already experienced significant benefits in real world projects, laying out new roads for the 2010 Canadian Winter Olympics and designing a new golf course in Australia. Proponents developed a visual impact analysis of a wind farm and a new map was published of the Po Valley in Northern Italy.
After completing a client project, Test Team Member Kris Briede said, “Because VNS 3 is GIS-based for data importation, very early design concepts such as rough sketches can be easily brought into the project and any designs can be quickly evaluated, viewsheds can be assessed quickly and realtime interactive files can be created to test design changes.”
Visual Nature Studio 3 includes a significantly expanded Foliage Library for greater location accuracy. All add-ons that work with VNS 2 will continue to work with the new capabilities in VNS 3.

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August, 26,, 2008,Morrison,, CO
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Mike Small
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