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Hey, were you able to import to twin motion from rhino a multimaterial object ? With like different materials applied to different faces ?

Video is so helpful!. I have a problem when i scale or change the size or dimensions of my poly surfaces there is a weird glitch where it show its original size and then jumps into the modification in any. It just doesn’t look clean when i do it. Does anyone else have this problem ?

thank you!

i exported it but only the layers are showing up not the 3d project it self.

Great job Yo, thank you!

nice work :)

hi sir any idea, where can i download twinmotion with lumen for free?. i wanna learned rendering and i also watching from your video for more technique become unique.

Thank you, Yo Sensei!

If i want to make a rotation, the objects do a strange move help

Do you have trouble with UV maps when importing into twin motion? I am trying to use the same process to import into Unreal Engine and my UV's are never carried across correctly. Thanks for the video!

Hello, I like your style

How do you installed it on version 8? seems you did

How to render these in vray with higher resolution.

at 3:30, you can use scalepositions command to seperate them, even you can use rigid option inside Scale command.

is there anyway to reduce isocurve opacity to minimal

Rhino 8 doesn't work with TwinMotion. Is there another way of importing?

the datasmith twinmotion link is only conpatible with rhino 7 and under that. How i can have in rhino 8 like you?

Hello, thanks a bunch for your explanations. I have problem with my own snapshots, in my model I have site and then I put some volumes on it to show how my model created but when I go to my first snap shot which I had just site in it, still volumes are there until my 4th snapshot they became the first version of themselves. How can I fix this?

very helpful for me thanks 😊

Hello any chance for the rhino material file that you provided that you save it as an older version of rhino like rhino 5 or 6, so that way we can use it as well. Thank you so much for your videos they help a lot

wow thank you so muchhhhhhhh i'm gonna use it right now for my architecture project

hello yooo its adri :)

Why not use datasmith to import the rhino model and keep it updated?

thanks Oshima

Where did they move bump and scale?

Thank you so much, indeed.

Ty so much

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Great work really appreciate it can you post the full length video, it will help beginners a lot

cool video dude, thanks a lot its very useful

How are you able to place a material on only the highlighted object? mine keeps adding it to all objects, even though they are in separate layers within Rhino and I set it to 'keep hierarchy'?

Great work flow. So excited to be getting back into Rhino. Yo Oshima is very knowledgable, and efficient in Rhino and many other software programs. Thank you for these tutorials and dropbox downloads to accompany the videos. Very useful!

when i import to twin motion and try to put one material to one thing it puts it to all? i have all my layers separate in rhino

thanks so much!!!

Thank you

Hi! where did you get the furniture and people?

Thank you senpai! The best teacher in internet. I wish I could be your student in Japan 🤍🌼

Why did you choose twin motion as a rendering program? Is twinmotion better than keyshot or lumion?

Hi Yo! have you tried doing these section and plan view drawings with VisualARQ? you would save some time! the 2D section and plan view drawings VisualARQ generates are linked to the 3D model and can update at any change. Also VisualARQ provides the Hidden display that lets you print the 3D model displayed in 3D, plan view or section view directly to vector output (PDF), so there is no need to add extra 2D geometry in the model space to produce the 2D drawings.

🎉thank you🎉

Thank you! Very helpful

awesome

Rhino is my favorite program for 3d modeling and drawing, but it's a bad tool to make an interior plan or sections in it.

please reduce the uhhs and ahhs, sir. good tuts so far, but the flow of the teaching process is not smooth.

Even after years of practice with Rhino, SelCrv was new to me and will help me a lot. One comment: instead of using 'explode' to separate solid walls into surfaces, I would recommend to use 'ExtractSrf' with 'copy' instead and hiding or layering those solid walls before proceeding with the export. By doing it this way, the walls remain valid objects, which may be helpful once changes need to be applied at a later time.

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Oh boy, this is sweet

Great design and very helpful to see how phasing works. Thank you for this video tutorial.

Thank you for sharing !😄

Looking forward to more tutorials like this. Perhaps focus on the architectural workflow in Rhino.