Effortlessly populate your scenes using the enhanced scatter tool in V-Ray 6 for SketchUp

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Learn more about our updated V-Ray Scatter, which allows you to easily fill your scenes with grass, trees, rocks, and light sources in a few clicks. The updated Scatter tool introduces new scattering modes along grids, curves, and within volumes, as well as area modifiers so you can limit the scatter area. Plus, you’ll see more transformation settings for finer control over your scattered objects.
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[@elldesignz]

Woooow... Chaos never disappoints! 💪🏻

[@MsTrimag]

Good afternoon, please tell me how you did it so that the cube is not visible on the render, thank you in advance

[@ryusakazaki]

this is really stupid. I'm trying to increase the density but it's not happening,, I tried every step in this video.
Instead of trying to add more feature which 80% of your customer will never understand, why don't you try to make a bit simpler so that the rest of the 80% people can understand and learn. First learn all the methods for previous versions and when you learn then you get a forced update slaped on your face which is so complex to understand that it doesn't even make sense. And this tutorial, can you put a person, a human not AI to atleat explain how can we do things if it doesn't work. But no, you won't do that. Now tell me how will I fix my problem. Previous version worked best. And now my comment will sit here like garbage and there will be no solution and I will sitting and using a different software which I have to learn again while thinking about my wasted year subscription on this software.
Edit: and remove that stupid skatter viewer button if there is no use for it now.

[@DanFrederiksen]

You could do generative AI that given a driveway path and walking path would populate it all without selecting any individual elements