Purpose

Place planting into Revit© model as single plants, hedges, avenues, planting beds or woodlands. Planting can be placed as either single species/varieties or as a mix defined by a number of components, associated specifications and percentages. Areas can also be over-planted if planting has already been applied.

 

Usage

Palettes - Open Palette Builder to create and manage palettes

Create Planting - Place planting in the Revit© model as individual specimens, linear items (hedges, avenues), areas (beds, woodlands).

Edit Planting  - Planting sunbsistutions and change specification information, planting centres values and location information

Age Planting - Grow planting Singular, Linear Planting or Area Planting and Age Planting in model By Year.

Add Planting Edge  - Add a vegetation boundary graphic to a planting area.

Re-Load Planting - Recreate planting information in all Revit© views.

Planting Schedules - Load pre-defined planting schedules into current model.

Plant Browser  - Centralised tool to view and manage planting componentsin Revit model

Tag Options - Define and manage Tagging Templates.

Web Libraries - Create and maintain library objects and mixes to place into ArtisanRV models.

Open Palette Builder - Connect to CSD Palette Builder to create and manage palettes

Download Palettes - Connect to CSD Palette Builder to download palettes to local machine

Spot Coordinates - Place Spot Coordinates (Eastings & Northings) for selected planting in the model.

 

Notes

Planting is placed by selecting from user defined palettes created via the Cloud based Palette Builder.

Plants are placed directly on the underlying topography, floor, region or area and are sized in 2D and 3D based on the specification information.

Sophisticated Age Planting routines enable planting to be grown by year (4D) based on the ultimate height/spread and years to maturity by Plant Type.

Schedules dynamically reflect all changes to planting placed in Revit© .