Hi there,

Some landscape projects require exterior buildings, rooms, etc. Therefore the program includes the quick start mode that you can use or by-pass, according with your necessities.
Punch, as any program, has a learning curve. The best way to learn the program, IMO, is practice + practice + practice => The landscape tab includes several tools => try to create elements not related with your project, so you will become familiar with the commands and how to develop the different components.

Now, regarding your question about good learning materials => I wrote eBooks for all the Punch programs, that cover all the features (including Landscape). Also, you will find a step by step tutorial "How to add landscape to a picture"
See links to the eBooks in my signature.

Patricia G. / Forum Moderator
--> My website: www.punchhelpers.com
--> My all in one e-book for V19 (Windows): Learning Punch Software (R): Training, Tools & Tutorials for V19 - Windows Version
--> My all in one e-book for V19 (Mac): Learning Punch Software (R): Training, Tools & Tutorials for V19 - Mac Version
--> My all in one e-book for V18: Learning Punch Software (R): Training, Tools & Tutorials for V18
--> My Home Design e-book: Designing your Dream Home Using Punch Software
--> My all in one e-book for previous versions: Learning Punch Software (R): Training, Tools & Tutorials - 2nd Edition
--> My e-book: Learning Punch Software (R): Basic & Advanced Training-Second Edition
--> My e-book: Learning Punch Software (R): Importing, Exporting and Printing-Second Edition
--> My e-book: Learning Punch Software (R): Power Tools-Second Edition
--> My free e-book: Learning Punch Software (R): Mini - Tutorials
--> My e-books free video presentation: Pat's e-books
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