Click on the “objects” tool on the left and then select “nature.” From the nature library, select the tab that says “grass.” This method is really useful if you’re looking for a specific type of grass.
We usually maximize the “random size” to make it appear more natural. You can use the sliders to change the spread and size of each item. You can also use the “edit type” buttons to add other objects such as rocks, weeds, and flowers that will be placed throughout the grass. If you want to turn the grass off altogether you can click on the “power” icon.Įdit Type. To create the look of realistic grass in Lumion you’ll want to set the “wildness” slider so that it varies in height but you don’t see the underlying texture. You can also customize the height of the grass using the “height” slider. Basically, the higher the slider is the larger the scale will be. From here, you can use the sliders to customize the size. Click and drag your mouse to paint the texture onto your landscape.Ĭustomize Grass. If you want to add it to a specific area in your rendering, select the paint tool and then click on the grass swatch.
Select “edit type” and choose a texture to add to your rendering. The first swatch should have a grass symbol on it. To add some terrain, click on the landscape tool and then select the paint button. With Lumion open, select the default mountain scene.
Method 1: Paint Realistic Grass in Lumion
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