Most Evermotion products are dual-branded. Vol. 124 is no different:
Pro Tip: Ensure your render engine matches the version of the pack you download. Using a V-Ray scene in Corona without conversion will result in black or missing textures.
Imagine you are rendering a modern villa in a forest clearing. Without Archmodels vol. 124, you might spend 12 hours modeling 10 different trees and bushes. With vol. 124, the workflow becomes: Evermotion - Archmodels vol. 124 mega
Total time from empty scene to final render: ~2 hours. Without the pack: 2+ days.
Released as part of Evermotion’s flagship Archmodels series, volume 124 is specifically themed around high-detail, low-poly plants and trees. Unlike earlier volumes that focused on furniture or interior accessories, this "mega" edition is designed for exterior visualization. Most Evermotion products are dual-branded
The term “Mega” is critical here. While standard Archmodels volumes typically contain 20–50 models, volume 124 is a massive compilation. It includes over 150 unique, fully textured 3D plant models, ranging from small potted indoor plants to large outdoor trees, bushes, and exotic flowers.
This collection was designed to solve a common arch-viz pain point: balancing photorealism with file performance. Each model is optimized to provide maximum visual fidelity with minimal polygon count, making it ideal for scattering in massive landscapes or close-up hero shots. Pro Tip: Ensure your render engine matches the
If you download the "Mega" zip and something breaks, here is the fix:
Most free or low-quality plant models contain millions of polygons because they use 3D leaves. This will instantly crash your viewport or slow rendering to a crawl. Vol. 124 uses a hybrid approach:
This allows you to scatter 500 trees in a scene without exceeding 2GB of RAM usage.
Once you have the collection, use these advanced techniques to get the most out of it: