Hello team!
I would like to suggest or see if its possible to add "grass" vertically in a green wall.
I was running some tests and i came across this "issue". I created a green wall and just added the grass feature to it...but nothing happened... after some tests grass dosent grow vertically 
Could this be something to be implemented in the next update?
It 'grows' on angles < 70º, but the "randomness" of it becomes not so random as you increase the steepness of the surface it's growing on.
So, maybe a green wall could be created per a lot of small 69° surfaces in vertical arrangement?
Hey Diegondiim , the ability to let Grass grow vertically on walls/vertical surfaces is already a topic on our agenda which just received a further upvote through your voice. 
We're aware of the demand, but this feature won't find its way into our next release just yet. In any case, thank you very much for your feedback! 
Demian Gutberlet , is there a way to do the same thing with water to create waterfall features on walls?
I give my voice: it would be nice if the grass grew perpendicular to its surface, not always vertically.
meglowes , you may want to check out the last reply in this thread by THIAGO. The sample model is unavailable now, but you may contact him if this would be of interest to you. There is currently no way to create really realistic looking waterfalls, but this is something we're looking to improve!
Tikos , I've added your feedback to our agenda!
+1 for the grass on vertical surfaces
Pieter , thanks for the feedback, your voice has already added a further upvote to the topic through this thread:
https://forum.enscape3d.com/in…grass-height-in-update%2F
That would be nice if vertical suface can also have growing grass. And probably, growing direction is defined by wind or gravity.
That would be nice if vertical suface can also have growing grass. And probably, growing direction is defined by wind or gravity.
Thanks thinhpham , added your upvote and feedback!
