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This paper starts by delving into a motivational example with regard to the importance of a 3D CAD tool and then continues to the problem domain explored. Information evaluated has been structured into three broad areas to improve readability. First, gardening and landscaping process was explored in order to further understand the problem domain and the business process involved. Importance and the use of gardening, the process of landscaping, the types of design factors involved as well as a list of important details that should be included in a plan is discussed. However, from the process of gathering a client’s requirement to the point of estimating the cost for a garden is explored and evaluated in this section. Next, various approaches and technologies used were evaluated by categorizing these into 2D and 3D CAD tools. Thus, “Kammb Virtual Landscape Designer”, “Garden planner”, “GardenCAD”, “Floorplanner” and “Homestyler” 2D based CAD tools were evaluated and in summary, it was found that various 2D CAD tools were lacking a 3D visualization of the garden design as well as the use of 3D models and costing mechanisms. Although some tools have numerous advantages of being web tools, decrease of response time for higher number of items used as well as the internet bandwidth were considered as drawbacks. It was also noted that unique features like designing according to ISO standard scales and critiquing methods were also incorporated in some 2D based tools. Furthermore, “Google Sketchup”, “Unity3D”, “VRCAD system”, “ASPECT Studios 3D Viewer”, ‘Sweet Home 3D” and “AutoCAD were evaluated in order to explore advantages and limitations over 2D based solutions discussed above. It was found that many solutions consume high-end PC requirements, commercial products whilst some benefits real time rendering, compatibility of 3D models and 2D designing as well. In order to further evaluate the use of technologies that support virtual reality, eight different technologies were evaluated including popular 3D engines such as Sandy3D, Papervision3D and Away3D. The use of hardware acceleration, compatibility of 3D models and the support of community as well as proper documentation were strongly evaluated as it would be valuable suggestions for an ideal solution. Next, logical issues and considerations were discussed in order to overcome issues such as scaling, 2D to 3D mapping and addressing how a non-professional would benefit these suggestions in a novel approach. It is strongly believed that the way forward is through developing a framework that should encompass 2D based designing which would show a 3D visualization of the garden by supporting 2D textures and 3D models, scaling mechanisms and cost estimation of the garden. In comparison to other CAD and current tools in the market, this would give a new opportunity to use the tool to bridge the gap between the client and landscape designer in a business scenario, reduce 3D knowledge required as well as it would enable end users to design the garden themselves with a consultation of a landscape designer.
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