A 3D garden that feels lived in
A real garden is never quite the way you left it. A bird drops in, the cat finds a sunny spot, someone leaves the gloves on the path. We wanted the 3D view to feel the same - so now it does.
Something new every few hours
Each time you open your garden in 3D you might find a few of these:
- A small flock of birds that flies in, lands on a path, hops and pecks, then takes off again.
- Three hens scratching about on an open patch of the garden.
- A rabbit nibbling at the edge of the lawn, a cat sitting in the sun, or a duck waddling past.
- A tripod sprinkler on the grass with its hose snaking off, throwing long arcs of water.
- A watering can left on an empty bed, a shovel stuck in the ground, a hay fork with a bird perched on top.
- A harvest basket of the day's pick, a pair of gloves dropped on the path, bags of potting mix, a wheelbarrow of soil - and the odd garden gnome.
The scene changes every three hours and stays the same in between, so it is your garden's own little story rather than random noise. Nothing ever lands on your plants.
Light on older phones
The animals move gently in a loop. If your phone needs a lighter view they stay still, and on the lightest setting they step aside altogether, so the 3D garden stays smooth.
See it in your own garden: open Plotera and switch to 3D.