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3DGarden by ITOOSOFT is a range of high-quality 3D tree and plant models developed for artists who need convincing vegetation for architectural visualization, landscape presentations, and digital environments. Its collections bring together trees, shrubs, flowers, ornamental plants, and grasses, providing a versatile foundation for everything from carefully composed garden scenes to expansive natural landscapes. The assets feature trunks and leaves derived from photogrammetry and photo-scanning, supporting realistic surface detail and botanical accuracy rather than relying on generic vegetation shapes. This attention to natural character helps planting contribute meaningfully to a scene’s sense of scale, location, and atmosphere. Designed to take full advantage of ForestPack Pro, the range combines detailed individual models with collection-specific presets and templates that can help accelerate environment creation. The catalog includes multiple model variations, with selected collections offering summer and autumn trees, flowering and non-flowering plants, or small, medium, and large specimens. These choices give artists more flexibility when composing planting schemes and help reduce the obvious repetition that can make digital landscapes look artificial. Collection categories shown in the catalog include Bushes and Flowers, Decorative Plants, European Common Trees, Exotic Trees, and Field Plants and Grasses. Whether the project calls for a residential courtyard, an urban streetscape, a tropical setting, or a meadow surrounding a building, 3DGarden offers vegetation options suited to different visual requirements. As a family of asset collections rather than a standalone modeling application, it complements an established visualization workflow and allows artists to select the plant groups most relevant to their projects. Individual species, variation counts, and preset availability depend on the selected collection.
Scan-Derived Detail and Botanical Character
The defining feature of 3DGarden is its emphasis on vegetation that looks grounded in the natural world. ITOOSOFT uses photogrammetry and photo-scanning as the basis for trunk and leaf assets, bringing captured natural detail into the models. For visualization artists, this provides a stronger starting point than simplified plant representations, particularly when vegetation occupies a prominent part of the composition. Recognizable foliage and convincing trunk surfaces help trees and plants feel like intentional landscape elements rather than background decoration. Botanical accuracy also makes species selection more useful: the distinctive character of a palm, a broadleaf tree, or an ornamental shrub can help communicate the setting of a design. In architectural imagery, these differences influence how viewers interpret a courtyard, entrance, boundary, or outdoor gathering space. Detailed vegetation can frame the subject, soften the transition between built and natural surfaces, and introduce visual complexity around otherwise clean architectural forms. The range’s realism-focused approach is useful when choosing plants that must remain convincing across different camera compositions, from broader exterior views to more vegetation-focused presentations. Artists still control the final lighting, materials, placement, and rendering decisions within their workflow, but the scan-derived assets provide a detailed foundation for that work. The result is greater freedom to concentrate on composition and landscape storytelling instead of building every plant from scratch.
Diverse Collections and Natural Variations
The 3DGarden catalog covers multiple planting layers, making it easier to develop a landscape with more than a single type of vegetation. European Common Trees 01 includes catalpa, European ash, European hornbeam, mulberry, plane tree, Scotch elm, tilia, whitebeam, and willow, with summer and autumn variations listed for each. European Common Trees 02 adds choices such as bitter orange, jacaranda, magnolia, ficus, and white mulberry. For tropical and warm-climate compositions, Exotic Trees 01 includes Alexander palm, coconut palm, Kentia palm, Mexican fan palm, true date palm, and other distinctive specimens. Lower planting layers are represented through the Bushes and Flowers collections, with examples including lavender, rosemary, hibiscus, common poppy, African lily, and golden euonymus. Decorative Plants 01 introduces options such as cyclamen, ivy geranium, common daisy, and Christmas kalanchoe. Field Plants and Grasses collections extend the range into meadow and ornamental-grass planting, including species such as Festuca glauca, Cortaderia selloana, and Pennisetum alopecuroides. Multiple specimens and plant states provide additional compositional flexibility. Selected catalog entries distinguish flowering bushes, non-flowering bushes, single plants, and different size groups. These alternatives help artists create less uniform planting arrangements and match vegetation more closely to a project’s intended appearance. The collections remain distinct selections, so artists can focus on the species and variations appropriate to their particular scene.
ForestPack Pro Presets and Environment Workflows
Designed to take full advantage of ForestPack Pro, 3DGarden supports a workflow that connects individual vegetation assets with broader landscape creation. ForestPack Pro is ITOOSOFT’s scattering plugin for Autodesk 3ds Max, used to distribute objects across scene surfaces. Within that workflow, 3DGarden supplies plant models and, in selected collections, ready-made presets or templates that provide useful starting points for vegetation arrangements. Bushes and Flowers 01 lists presets including Colorful Meadow, Common Poppy Field, Mixed Meadow, and White Meadow, alongside short, medium, and wild-grass options identified for detail or large-area use. Bushes and Flowers 03 includes Flowering Meadow presets and a Plants Mix preset. Field Plants and Grasses 01 offers an extensive selection of named arrangements, including Common Grass Field mixes, Pampas Grass, Golden Phragmites Field, Golden Rye Field, and several species-specific presets. Decorative Plants 01 also lists ten decorative templates. These collection-specific resources can reduce the need to assemble every planting combination from an empty scene and offer a practical basis for further artistic adjustment. Artists can select an arrangement relevant to the project, then develop its placement and visual balance using their ForestPack workflow. This is particularly valuable when a scene needs both individual feature plants and repeated ground coverage. Presets and templates vary by collection; they should not be assumed to accompany every model or collection in the range.
