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TWINMOTION 2023.2 LUMEN
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2023
- Hello community, these are some tests carried out with the new LUMEN engine from twinmotion based on unreal Engine 5.3, the surprising times as well as the quality. I am a user of unreal engine and I can say that the speed and configuration of the scenes is very practical and fast.
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Wow this is stunningly beautiful
thank you so much
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Wow. This looks great. How long did it take to render this out in 1080p @60 fps and with what GPU? Also, what was that swirly thing at 40 seconds on the chair and what were those red lights that came on at 1:27. Were they supposed to be there? Ty for confirming and I must say, great work.
Hello, thank you very much it took me 4 to 5 minutes for each scene, my GPU is already somewhat old, RTX 2070 with 8 GB of RAM, I am sure that something newer will reduce the times considerably. The red part is done in post production, just like the glow effect in it. glass
@@robertoflores.archviz Ty for the info; your video was very pivotal in me deciding to install Twinmotion last night. 5 minutes per scene is not bad that kind of quality; using a 3090 in Arnold, it takes about 2.5 minutes per frame and each one of you scenes look like about 400 frames or so. Real time rendering looks like it is the future. Would I be able to get that file to test my GPU render speed? Ty again for the video!
@@lightning4201 Thank you very much, if this is the way, for now I am not sharing the scene but there are several files with different settings and everything is organized in post production.
Yw @@robertoflores.archviz and I understand. What I really want to find out is if Twinmotion scales proportionally based on your card(s) that you add to your machine. Do you know? Or is there a standardized benchmark file similar to the Blender Classroom scene that GPU scores can be compared with?
@@lightning4201 You can use the test scenes found in Twinmotion after the video card you install, you will experience improved graphic performance reflected in your fps on your PC, it is like simulating a video game. I recommend Nvidia graphics cards with more than 8 GB of vram already 8 gb is for small projects 12, 16 or 24 would be ideal, AMD cards have problems with twinmotion
Does export as exe support lumen
hello yes I accept without problem
@@robertoflores.archviz sorry for my bad English... I meant .. we can export twinmotion file to .exe file . So that clients can roam around and see the model like a game... In that export .. is lumen supported .. or just the standard lighting only.... Thanku for the reply
@@muhammedlamyp.j9860 don't worry, it is indeed possible to do this under the parameters of twinmotion presenter. exe
OMG...
did you have an early acces to the full version or you exported it into 2k and rescaled it to 4k?
if all the videos are tests made with the early trial version, to export in 4k you must purchase the paid version
@@robertoflores.archviz the 2023.2 paid version isn´t ready yet though... is it?