Adjacent Plants: Planting F/X for Revit® Plugin
Quick video
Our Adjacent Plants tool allows you to select all trees and shrubs of one species and code that are located nearby each other in your design in Revit.
Adjacent Plants: Overview
Open our Adjacent Plants tool:
Planting F/X ribbon, Adjecent Plants button
Select a plant family in your design. All families of that same selected plant surrounding that are nearby in the design all be selected.
The tool will pick up trees within 2x the distance of a selected tree's spread, or within 1.5x the distance of a selected shrub's spread, allowing the selection to pick up grouping spaced slightly farther apart, like allées of trees or shrub/perennial massings.
Selecting an adjacent plant group all at once allows you to delete, move, or otherwise edit all selected plants simultaneously. Use this tool with our Copy Along or Fill with Plants tools to change the spacing of the families.
Related Webinars
- Getting Started with Planting F/X for Revit: Start your journey with Revit and our Planting F/X plugin. We also present our roadmap for future development and show off some new features such as automatic rootball placement and some recent additions to our collections of families and label styles. (1 hr 22 min)
- Intro to Planting F/X for Revit Plugin: As always, our goal with this plugin is to bring the planting design learning curve as low as possible. We cover installation, Planting F/X projects, the Plant Manager, plant placement as families or floors, group labels, Verify Labels, instant schedules, and rendering options with our default family library. (1 hr 12 min)
- Revit for Planting Design: We focus on more tools and show how to tackle more complex workflows in Revit with Planting F/X. We go over customizing the defaults, implementing some labeling strategies, editing floor types, and working with multiple views. We also showcase some new tools and review our most recent development progress. (1 hr 3 min)
- Importing Plans into Revit: If you're being asked to bring your design into Revit and you're a landscape architect or irrigation designer, this webinar is for you. We'll cover first steps, basic orientation of Revit, the pros and cons of certain strategies, importing the DWG linework either 2D or Civil 3D and making toposurfaces and floors, and first-step methods for importing your landscape and irrigation plans. (1 hr 5 min)
Troubleshooting
Issue: Revit Plants don’t show up in 3D View, but do show up in site view
Issue: You placed a tree or shrub in 2D view in Revit, but the symbol did not appear
Issue: The Plant Manager in Revit is extremely slow to load when you first open it
Issue: LandFX: Your license is invalid and this product has not been activated properly on this system