thanks. but I can't seem to integrate several different panoramas on one web page. I end up with the same panorama in several windows and don't see my previous panorama st in my list on the cloud page. Do we have to render several panoramas at once?
That's really interesting, I have not noticed that. You could simply apple extra exposure if that's the case. It could also be the render quality or 100 other things involving lighting if you have adjusted a lot of settings or added your own lights.
Thanks. Just tried this with a set of 13 pano images from the Lakehouse Demo. They are indeed rendered locally and then uploaded to the cloud. On a 3090, rendering these in 8k and uploading, took only 1 hour for the tour to be ready on the web. Too bad these hosted panos are just monoscopic. If I may, I would suggest you don't project yourself over the UI, as you are hiding some important parts there.
But when I export a Presentation just with images I can also look around. So whats the difference to Panoramas?
If it's 360 vs panoramas, you will see more of course but if you wrap the panorama all the way around it will be close.
This was helpful! Thank you! :)
Glad it was helpful!
thanks. but I can't seem to integrate several different panoramas on one web page. I end up with the same panorama in several windows and don't see my previous panorama st in my list on the cloud page. Do we have to render several panoramas at once?
Thanks for the video! Can we change the timeline period to exceed 6 years? I want to visualize a simulation with a 11 year period. Thanks.
I will have to check on that, I am not 100% sure but I doubt it.
Great job. Do you know where are downloaded skydomes are stored in twinmotion 2022?
Thank you. If you highlight over the active skydome, you can see the location of the file itself on your system. This was a great find!
I'm finding since the 2022.2 the panorama sets on the cloud are darker than when rendered locally. have you noticed this too? is there a workaround?
That's really interesting, I have not noticed that. You could simply apple extra exposure if that's the case. It could also be the render quality or 100 other things involving lighting if you have adjusted a lot of settings or added your own lights.
@@ArchitectureVanguard loading the same scene and settings in version 2022.1.2 and exporting to the cloud fixed the problem
Thanks. Just tried this with a set of 13 pano images from the Lakehouse Demo. They are indeed rendered locally and then uploaded to the cloud. On a 3090, rendering these in 8k and uploading, took only 1 hour for the tour to be ready on the web. Too bad these hosted panos are just monoscopic.
If I may, I would suggest you don't project yourself over the UI, as you are hiding some important parts there.
Thanks for the feedback! the 3090 is something else, that must be nice for production!