3D Landscape for Everyone
- No. of downloads: 138
- Publisher: Upperspace
- Date added: 03/05/2003
- File size: 20M
- License: Free to try
- Minimum requirements: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, 3D Graphic Acceleration
Publisher's description
3D Landscape for Everyone features drag-and-drop ease of use. The landscaper can quickly and easily edit placement, size, and rotation to design the landscape using an item's selection handles. The program comes with all the easy editing tools that made Windows so famous: cut, copy, paste, undo, redo, erase, rotate, and scale. This makes it fast and easy to move a house into the center of a property at an angle, enlarge a gazebo, line a driveway with juniper, or fill a yard with spring tulips.
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