HOW to render STEP BY STEP in Twinmotion, FOR BEGINNERS

[@user-ex9ym4ex7q]

Hi there. I must say the way you teach makes it easy for professionals like me learn new software with an ease. Now my question is, Is it sensible to import V-ray lights from 3ds max scene directly into twinmotion ? If yes, how will it impact overall quality and rendering speed? Or do you like to use default inbuilt lighting system of twinmotion

[@prokarestudio]

Thanks for your comment and for watching my video! :) I am not using 3d max but importing lights from one program to twinmotion is mostly sensible yes. You will probably have to adjust your light settings in Twinmotion. (It can also differ between the different twinmotion versions) Render time is always dependent on your computer specs and on your render settings (PT or lumen, how many samples,bounces, 2k, 4k, 8k, HDRI or no HDRI) and on your imported model/assets as well. The more detailed you mesh is, the bigger your scene is, the more high quality textures you use, the longer it takes to render.

[@The_Moon_Architect]

Hi
please tell me one thing, when i sync sketchup file to twinmotion then some materials is auto exchange in twinmotion. I'm facing this problem many times. If you have any solution for this please tell me........

[@user-zf9ji2zn1p]

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[@sonnyfunart5527]

Thanks so much for sharing your talent 🙏

[@prokarestudio]

So nice of you, thanks! 😊

[@smartphonefilmmakingpro]

awesome! I also love the graphic animations how do you do them? Keep up the great work!

[@prokarestudio]

Thanks! I work with Canva, Blender and Twinmotion😊

[@RahulPradipPatil]

Thank you :)

[@prokarestudio]

You're welcome! 😊

[@iPhoneEisi]

Great video :)

[@prokarestudio]

Thanks!

[@wayneseymour1]

Share the model please