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This artist friendly GeoPack offers a refreshing twist on traditional scattering techniques.
Simply draw where you desire assets to be placed, no complex setup required.

REALISTIC COMPOSITION - asset auto layering

Assets automatically arrange themselves to produce realistic groves, with smaller assets naturally situating at the edges and larger ones in the center.
Additionally, you have the ability to create and save your own Groves using the BagaPie GeoPack system.
Assets are automaticaly arranged, small assets go to grove border and big one stay in the center.
This way, it generate realistic composition vegetales.
YES, You can use your own assets.

3 GROVES VOLUMES

garden volume
urban volume
wild volume

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BagaPie Scatter - fully integrated with BagaPie scattering

Select assets from the Asset Browser or in the 3D view, then on your surfaces, press J > Scatter (or Scatter from Asset Browser).
This is completly free, full tutorial HERE

ASSET BROWSER READY - auto set-up at installation

OPTIMIZATION

Camera Culling: Improves performance by not rendering objects outside the camera\'s view.
Proxy: Uses simplified models for complex objects to speed up workflow.
Display only % of particles: Allows for smoother viewport navigation by displaying a reduced percentage of instances.

GOOD TO KNOW

Avoid using this for extensive scattering; it\'s designed for foreground detail.
Understanding GeoPack is essential for creating groves.
For installation, first install BagaPie (FREE and included with BagaGrove). Once installed, go to BagaPie preferences > GeoPack and set the asset storage location on your computer, if not already done. Click on \"install pack,\" select a BagaGrove volume, and upon completion, a library named after the pack will be available. You can then use BagaGrove by pressing V > BagaGrove and choosing a grove.
Note that you must select at least one surface to add a grove, but you can draw on any surface.

MINIMUM VERSION : Blender 4.0

Available formats: BLENDER Software: Blender - 4.0 or higher Renderers: Cycles *.blend