TWINMOTION 2022.2 RENDERING TUTORIAL SERIES - 07
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2022
- This is my 7th tutorial for Twinmotion 2022.2 rendering. Interior Kitchenroom Scene Sketchup Model By Quoc Vi Phan. Here's the link for the 3d model drive.google.c... . You can download the hdri in this link polyhaven.com/... .Please do support my channel by hitting the like button and dont forget to subscribe. Thanks...
Really cannot tell you how much I appreciate this format. No stupid music, no speed run that has to be slowed down, and you actually speak. Just what a tutorial should be.
Thank you sir😊
yes, yes... and finally someone speaking in normal voice...
@@aek5 If AI was considered normal voice.
One of the best tutorials i have a seen, thank you
Thank you sir
👏👏
well done 👍🏻
Thanks buddy
What are your glass setting? you manage to make your glass look so real, very impressive, could those same settings be used for glass light blubs? I'd like to know if you have tutorial for that . Love your approach to your workflow and how you take the time to explain your steps a real teacher's approach .
I'm using clear glass with opacity between 10-15 %
@@jamzview4497 thank you
Hi may i ask, im using TW 2022.1. Trying to fllow your step using the HDRI but couldn't find it and only have dome light . Is it only available on tw2022.2 and if i using dome, can i get the same effect actually?
would you be so kind to explain how you make the curtain textures? till now I haven't found a good texture and I don't know how to make the opacity in TM when I make a new material. Thanks!
You need to edit your texture in photoshop. Make the opacity around 15% and save as png file. After that in twinmotion you need need to turn on mask in materials setting. 👍
@@jamzview4497 thank you! 🤩 I'll try it!
Very nice render.. but as a vray and corona user, I have yet to see a really convincing photorealistic TM rendering. I want to know what 64k resolution TM render look like in comparison to other render engines.
Thanks. Yes both vray and corona are top in terms rendering still images and animation.
TM cannot accomplish what Corona and Vray do. Not yet. It has nothing to do with the resolution of the render. D5 Render can produce much better renders that TM, and it is getting really close to Vray. VERY. The light bounces in Corona is just unique. It has a inherent quality that I have not seen on any other engine - and I mean for architecture and interior.
@@michaelroberts2832 , Thanks for this info.. I was hoping TM will be that close to Unreal, since they are from one family. But how do you pit D5 against LUMION .. Ive been using Enscape for a while and am not quite happy with my results, so Im down to TM , Lumion or D5. It seem, Lumion is way ahead in terms of quality and has more promises to offer in the future..
@@skyheart125 TM and UE5 are two different animals. BUT TM is great for large site plan presentations where you don't need photo realistic quality, but you need animated assets. D5 render has game. I do really amazing renders on D5, and it gives you render elements to do post in PS. It is now my to-go render 100%. And by this I mean: you want to be quick and obtain great results, at the end of the day there is a time/money factor here. It is not a hobby. And by quick I mean fast rendering times too. D5 spits out 16K renders in no time. Vray takes FOREVER. And I don't like 3Ds Max (handicaps Corona for me, even though you "could" import from SKP.) I prefer to use Blender than 3Ds Max. Trust me: D5 has game and is the future for quality quick renders and animations. Go and check their progression in the last year and the projected pipeline for the near future. No brainer!
@@skyheart125I have also tried TM because I was looking for an alternative to V-Ray because the new release at the time, was not stable with Rhino3d. But luckily I have also used both Lumion and D5 Render, and for me, D5 Render is a much better package with real Ray Tracing, as well as a user interface that is much more intuitive and cleaner. And lastly, it is free. TM's patch tracer is really nice, but you dont get all the multimaps, like Materia-ID, ambient occlusion or reflection maps that you get with D5 Render, which just make life so much easier.
I work as an architect and 3d artist, with 10 years of experience in V-Ray, and I have switched fully over to D5 Render a year ago, and It is fantastic. I feel that Lumion takes more practice to use, and you need a lot of tweaks to get it to look photorealistic, because Lumion does not yet support ray tracing, and Lumion is silly expensive. For one Lumion license, you could buy a complete computer with a beefy RTX 3090 graphics card, and still have money left for a full year license of D5 Render, if you want the Pro version :-)
Can you please make tutorial on how to make or import new trees/plants which are not listed in twinmotion. Thanks.
i made already, click here ruclips.net/video/IfmORcWFHlM/видео.html
what is your pc configuration bro????
Intel zeon RTX3080 64ram