Getting Started RENDERING IN TWINMOTION (EP 2) - Complete Photorealistic Rendering Workflow
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- In this video, we dive a bit deeper into the process for creating photorealistic renderings in Twinmotion from a SketchUp model. Learn to import your model, adjust textures, add context models, and set up your environment before exporting your final photorealistic rendering of your model!
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Hey guys! In this video, I walk you through a basic tutorial on how to create a realistic rendering inside of Twinmotion. In future videos, we'll get more in-depth into Twinmotion's features, as well as how to make renderings more realistic. Leave a comment below and let me know what you thought! :)
Excelent, BTW to copy or multipling objects press shift and move right button mouse will pop up a window to manage instances
Copy- hold shift + ctrl
Move - hold shift
Hi Justin,
Thanks for the tutorial. I have a model done in Archicad and synchronize with "no merge" and "no substitutions" options. It is sitting up above the twinmotion default ground. I couldn't make the change as you did in this tutorial. Am I doing something wrong ? Cheers.
Hi Justin, I'm using Revit and don't see any tutorials here for that in particular. So my problem is that when I try to select the exterior staircase in TM and make it concrete it automatically selects the railing as well - which doesn't help at all. Any suggestions?
which PC specs are you using ?
Brilliant tutorial Justin. Thank you. I've not yet invested in Twinmotion, but definitely now will thanks to your teaching!
Your videos are so helpful and easy to understand. Thank you!!!!
Thank you very much for part 2 of the tutorials of Twinmotion, now I got it. I'll try it soon I already install it.
Awesome - hope you like it!
I’ve just started! And honestly this software is very easy to understand! I’m using it in my MacBook Pro M1 and is working absolutely fine. Ty Sir, you’re a life saver! I’m an interior design student and i was very confused for softwares that would work on my mac. Ty Sir. Looking forward to learn more in this tutorial! 👍🏼
I've been waiting for this,awesome,thanks Justin!
Glad you liked it!
Keep em coming Justin! I like what I see so far and maybe I'll be able to cancel my Enscape subscription if we can get the textures on point.
I am excited! This is fantastic
Epic really need someone like you creating & producing their Twinmotion tutorials, great work :)
Thanks Miles - glad you enjoyed it :)
amazing teaching, thank you for whatever you are doing. really amazing
Excellent video! Very easy to understand and follow. I'm new to TM and this was a great way to get started! :)
Excellent video! Please keep them coming!
Thanks, will do!
I'm a student just learning twin motion and this was the perfect overview video. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
wow this is an awesome software.thanks for this great tutorial and thanks to epic games for making such an instrument
I love your way of guidance ❤️.... Thank you
Glad you're liking it! :)
I am really enjoying your Twinmotion videos. I am an archicad user and twinmotion is quickly becoming a go to rendering option for archicad users. I was going to pay 300 to take an online learn at your own pace course, but really feel. with your videos, this is something I can tackle with out the course!!
Awesome! I have thought about creating a more detailed course specifically for Twinmotion, but haven't had time yet. In the meantime, this should be helpful hopefully :)
The is leaps, and bounds above Art-Lantis. I was using it back in 1999 alongside ArchiCad, with similar drag/drop/ size tools, but the speed, and real time rendering is just phenomenal by comparison!
Fantastic series thank you 👍👍
You are the best .. man. Fantastic video tutorial
nice guess on what ordinary people needed & explained clearly enough....well done & its time to buy some shares of unreal because of its bravery contribution on rendering though i am penniless!!!
Excellent video tutorial...keep on...we will wait to watch...!!!
Thanks
Sofoklis
Thanks very much - glad you liked it!
yes, a great overview to get started with - thanks!
Glad you liked it - I wanted to start with an overview before getting more into the in-depth tools so people that just wanted to get started could go ahead and get going :)
Another great video thanks. Download it, looking forward to trying it out.
Hope you enjoy it!
You're awesome man. Thank you so much!
Love it !
Thank you.
Thanks George! - More to come!
thankyou for this.
Thank so much for useful video tutorials.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing. Twinmotion looks like a winner, easy to use, very realistic and hassle-free props. On top of all of that it’s free for now. It seems like a perfect fit for SU.
The only downside is that you have to apply materials twice, once in SU and then again in twinmotion. Blender seems to have the edge there with full integration but of course Blender is a monster to learn and apply.
I suppose the integration with Blender is nice, but it would mean you'd have to completely learn a new 3D modeling program that works very differently in SketchUp in some ways.
Honestly, I've never struggled too much with replacing textures either in Twinmotion or Lumion (they both work in similar ways) - once you get used to applying your SketchUp textures in a way that's easily replaceable, it doesn't take very long. I suppose if you did it with a LOT of models it might get cumbersome, but I really think you'd end up spending just as much time in Blender trying to figure out all the node based settings...
thanks alot. Am a great fun. God bless
Great vids! Thank you sooo much!
Thanks - glad you liked it!
Hi thanks for another great tutorial. You can add a "Dome" to get better sky's. Then take a panarama photo of you area an add it to the dome. Turn the dome / photo to get just the sky you want.
I've seen someone do this before - seems like adding something in Photoshop would be way easier...
Thanks man
Nice work 😊
Thanks 😄
Love that!
You sound exactly like Steven Kotler, best selling author. Same cadence, almost exactly the same pitch of voice. Excellent video by the way!!
Keep up the good work.
Thank you :)
Great tutorial buddy
Thanks very much!
Great tutorial.
Thank you!
your video gives me alots of help to ,earn .. thanks for your tuitorial
Marvelous bro , keep it,and make a interior night rendering tutorial
It's on the list!
good tutorial , thanks
Glad it helped!
Amazing
Thanks :)
Wow...Just what I am looking for....an expert who is also good at presenting the subject matter...I am hooked.....BTW: what are the minimum system requirement to run this program? Thanks again and I am sharing this with several folks on the Softplan Forum...
Here you go - twinmotionhelp.epicgames.com/s/article/TwinMotion-System-Requirements - I think the GPU requirements on this one will be at least somewhat high, though I'm able to run on the lightweight or mobile modes on a different PC and still generate decent results
Thank you sooooo much
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing us your experience through all the video tutorials...
In some comments at other youtube videos, I found some people talking about what they call ( Skydomes)..!!
I Don't know if you had make a tutorial discussing that inside Twinmotion..!!?
No - it's not really a Twinmotion feature - there are workarounds, but they're kind of...complicated...
just wondering y some one would have thumbs down on such a tutorial.am new into twinmotion but it is as if i already know every thing i have been using artlantis but am finding this easier to use. thnx for the video
To create copies of trees hold shift and drag the element along an axis, enter the values in dialogue box and you're good
Looks great though i still think Lumion has the upper hand in rendering quality, even when you invest more time into a twinmotion project. Can't beat the price though ;-) I Always like these tutorials, nice and simple and to the point. I already learned a lot from just watching your stuff.
Thanks very much - will be putting more together very soon!
Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for your tutorial. How can I scale the bump map in a different way respect to the diffuse color map?
thank you
Thanks for watching!
To place Trees along the line you Shif-Drag the first one to copy it (drag it into place along the line) and then change the number of copies in the "Copy-Window" that has opended.
That way the software places lets say 5 more trees with the same distance and angle to the original one
Thanks! :)
The way to make copies is to shift drag and move one tree and place the number of instance you want like 3dsmax. Hope i was able to help back.
Very helpful - thank you!
You replying to my comment made my day. Big fan of your work from Bangladesh
I'm an interior designer....I can't figure out how to navigate inside my model... I can look all around outside...
@@design401 use "wasd or the arrow keys on yor keyboard to move around the model and go through the wall, if it doesnt allow you press "m" on your keyboard and try again.
(I am also an interior designer just starting my career)
bless up brother
:)
thanks for the help, i just started using it and its really helpful at points,the only concern is if i can get realistic renders?
There's a lot of factors to consider there...
Thanks for the video! Helped me so much. I have a question: for while, i'm using the student version. Is there a difference between this version and the commercial verson regarding the rendering? Thanks!
I’ve similar doubt! Ty for commenting! Sir pls let us know! Ty
Lumion is something else 😉😉😉
Thank you very much for all your uploads. Would you show how to expand libraries of Twinmotion? There should be more localized trees and flowers. Is there a way to download some library files or make some custom components to twinmotion library files to expand?
There is a way to add custom models, but I haven't had a chance to dive into that yet - I'm trying to get a series of tutorials on the basic functions done first to build off of - thanks!
nice videos, I really like. Do you have any video to explain how works gi in twinmotion? Because i am doing a exterior scene and inside come a white light betwen the celling and the wall… : ( I know is a problmem with the Gi. but i dont know how to fix it. thanks
Click on an object, shift and drag along one of the Gizmo axis to copy or create a line of instances.
Hi Justin, thanks for your great videos, I am just starting out on twin motion ( thanks to you pointing the program out) . One thing that I am not sure about is .... if the imported sketchup file has been changed ( further developed inside sketchup) ... can you synchronise / update the source model inside twin motion without overwriting all the improvements made in Twinmotion I.e. materials, lighting, landscape props etc? If yes how do you do that? Thanks David
Theoretically yes, but my understanding is that sometimes changes do get overwritten. You may want to test this feature before relying on it to make sure it does what you want. Thanks!
Hello, how would you compare this to Chaos V-ray render for SketchUp?
by changing the wind speed we can change the position of the clouds ...and thanks for the video
Interesting - I'll have to test this
@@TheRenderingEssentials yeahh and your videos are really amazing ..following each and every tutorial closely
placing multiple trees or object by holding shift then drag and place and option window will pop up :D
Thanks very much! I knew there was a way, and now I know! :)
@@TheRenderingEssentials thank you also keep making awesome videos :)
Great video! Question: do you have a video that explains how to control materials when bringing in a model from SketchUp (or even Rhino > SketchUp > TM)? Whenever I import a .skp, it fuses everything into one material and I can’t specifically select or change exact materials - the whole thing just turns one material. You have a video for this, or thoughts?
I don't understand - do you have multiple materials inside your SketchUp models, then they all become one material in Twinmotion? Or you haven't applied materials in SketchUp and whenever you apply a material in Twinmotion it gets applied to your whole rendering?
Could you tell me exactly what PC requirements to be able to ray trace?
To copy, and even space trees & objects, hold shift and drag your object, a dialogue appears with some options. i just discovered it!
Thanks! I found it right after this video published :)
Hey man,
I've just like your way
Can you bring in Rhino models or is it just sketchup?
Great video. What mouse or setup are u using. You seem to be able to move through the model space with ease. I'm using a standard mouse/keyboard and it's very clumsy to use.
Just a standard keyboard and mouse - nothing special
@@TheRenderingEssentials @7:58 how do you move so quickly. I seem to be scrolling the mouse and it's not smooth
Please make a video review of all rendering software available. Enscape vs Lumion vs Twinmotion vs Vray whats their pros and cons.
I assume you mean these 4 specificaly? There are dozens of rendering programs available. Even this would be a very long video...
I'm sure you'll eventually get to this but is there any sort of adjustment that can be done to the materials themselves; both within Twinmotion's library as well as creating your own? Adding bump/normal maps, adjusting brightness, metallic, transparency, etc.? Also if you create your own can it be saved within Twinmotion to be used much quicker later?
The short answer is yes to a lot of that - the long answer will be in a future video ;p
Will do :)
Wow
:)
what I hate about twinmotion is the way, the balcony looks on your image. no matter if the surface is facing the ground or is perpendicular to the ground - looks the same (in terms of the shadow). is there a way to fix this ?
I don't understand the question
i have archline as 3D software . Is it possible to import these files?
thanks.Paolo
Hold shift whike moving the tree then select how many trees you want to add
Got it thanks :)
Question. Is twinmotion a separate rendering engine or is it the same as enscape where there is a plugin within the 3d modeling software like sketchup?
Separate
Good day dear.
I really appreciate your work.
Bro can you suggest me the laptop for lumion 9 around 1500$.
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Is there a way you can rename the image or you just get that default 'image1'
When you click the image, it gives the option to rename. I’m using the new version of Twinmotion.
i downloaded this thinking i could design my own architectural home. :( is there another program for that that looks like this and is easy to design homes with?
This program is for creating a rendering of an existing model. Many programs allow you to create 3D models - I primarily use SketchUp due to its ease of use - www.sketchup.com
Thankyou , plese I want twinmotion files with all material and light and seting for edit my project at the same one
Why can't you watch tutorials and learn to set these things up yourself?
@@TheRenderingEssentials any way I can't do it at the same
Which is better to use twin motion or pcon planner?
Never used that other one - based solely on images I'm seeing online, it appears people are getting better results with Twinmotion...
just a note, if you are a mac user, sketchup file will not open in twinmotion, you have to export as 3ds file to open in twinmotion instead.
Thanks James - as a non-Mac user, my videos are usually pretty light on mac tips ;p
Hi 1st thanks for the video just awesome now a few quick questions 1st how does the plugin works ? I am usually using rhino as now they have a plugin for rhino I install it, reboot the machine but... nothing changed. 2 does the model have to be in the same unit than twin motion ( i usually working in mm with rhino) 3 how do you scale up the characters . thanks I have to say I love your video nice clear well explained ( just subscribe to your chanel ;-) )
Hi.
Can twinmotion be used for product rendering?
Depends on what you're trying to do and to what level of detail you're trying to get to
Oh boy... I always pause these tutorials and then follow along with the application. But I am using a magic mouse on my iMac and having a rough time getting the model to rotate and move. Sigh...
Hmmm...not sure I can help with that one - sorry
@@TheRenderingEssentials Therefore guessing you are a PC person.
I mean, I am, but as a general rule, the best mice for 3D modeling programs seem to be the two button mice with scroll wheels because you use the wheel to zoom in and out so much. In addition, clicking the mouse wheel down is often used to orbit in 3D programs. I have no idea if you can configure a mouse with no scroll wheel to mimic these actions. It's not really a "Mac" vs "PC" thing as much as certain peripherals perform better in certain applications...
@@TheRenderingEssentials Understood, but I am a die hard Mac person, and have been using my mac mouse and even my stylus with SketchUp for years. Most of my other work is done using a Wacom tablet and stylus, and I work (somewhat ambidextrous) with the mouse in my right hand and the stylus (actually left-handed) in my left. I can move quickly this way without having to switch them out in the same hand. I will try again with Twinmotion, but if I can't quickly make the moves required, then I will have to chalk this one up to a loss, and carry on. Thank you ever so much though for your other amazing tutorials and yes... I did go to Patreon. Cheers.
I think If you shift drag an object an option box appears for copying an object in a line😊
You rock! That's exactly what I was looking for! (Though I do wish it was a bit more of a live placement rather than a menu box) - Thank you! :)
@@TheRenderingEssentials Yeah I agree. Seems odd that they haven't utilised the custom path tool that they already have built in 🤷♂️ Hopefully the guys at epic get it sorted.
Keep the great content coming man, we appreciate it👏
Will do - thanks again for the help :)
do you know the entire screen is so vey low light(nearly dark) and gloomy even after changing time of day or even fog level
Well usually it's either lighting sources aren't strong enough or exposure isn't high enough...
Do you have any channel for max vray user??
No - I've never used Max before - most of my modeling is done in SketchUp
can i use my own hdri map for lightning ?
I don't know - I've been looking for a way, but haven't seen it yet - unfortunately a lot of the knowledgebase isn't available at the moment...
Right now you can't use HDRI, maybe in the future🤷♂️
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Great video, I download the software, unfortunately, I had purchased Lumion can't tell you how I feel! Thanks for all your tutorials.
Hi Stella! That's not a bad thing at all (I mean, obviously there's a cost component there) - at the moment, there are a lot of things that feel a lot more complete in Lumion, like the model library, the mass placement tool, the image export settings and more. Both are great programs :)
HOW CAN I ADD BIM OBJECT TO TWINMOTION
Use the import function?
how to make interior room
Like...how to model it?
twinmotion. twinmotion. whoop. whoop hahaahah
I'm happy you're happy ;)
for archviz... not good :) but easy for concepts
I suppose we need to define "archviz" before we can have this conversation...
Honestly twinmotion doesn't have high quality rendering like lumion but good side about twinmotion is it works without hanging even in an average pc with minimum graphic unlike lumion
I don't think this is an accurate statement - Twinmotion's requirements are much closer to Lumion's than a program like Enscape or something like that. If you want to run Twinmotion quickly or have a decent view in the rendering pane, you're going to need more than just a standard PC...
@@TheRenderingEssentials I do agree I find twinmotion quicker and no lag compared to lumion(ver 8.5) in my pc but render quality was not greatly satisfactory
My pc specs
Mobo - Asus ex a320m
Cpu - ryzen 5 2600
Ram - 16gb
Graphics card - zotac nivida GeForce GT 1030 2gb gddr5
i am the opposite lol
Great tutorial, super annoying generic youtuber intro ("HOOO WHAT'S UP GUYS")
Lol - I can either spend my time on the content, or on coming up with a new intro every time - ;p
Don't need a new intro - current one would be perfectly fine without the "HOO WHAT'S UP GUYS" part. I appreciate you putting time into the content :)
this is not photorealistic