Great video! I wish I knew about this a few weeks ago. I just had my final presentation last week. Also just wanted to say thank you for all your videos. They’ve been life savers the last few years, and now I’m graduating architecture school :)
Ive been using Twinmotion for 2 years now, and it really is a very powerfull option to real time rendering. There's only one problem with Twinmotion that I can't seem to figure out, and so I have to work my way around it: When you export your model, you have to put some walls with different materials in Revit, 'cause if you don't you'll have some serious headaches. When you don't, if you have two walls with the same configurations, for example, Revit will make it so they are the same. Now, that's not really the problem...the problem is when it happens with a single wall, but it's faces. Let's say you made a wall to separate the living room from a bedroom, but it's faces are both white paint as a material. Now, if export it to TWM and try to change it's material to whatever, the other face will do the same. Even if you chose to aply to objects only. That's the most annoying issue I have with TWM. Other than that, it's an almost perfect software, for what it does. Keep up the great work. Cheers from Brazil!
There's a way around this... With twinmotion 2021.1, you can export your work from revit via 2 decent ways: 1. Direct link 2. Datasmith Personally now I use datasmith as it allows me perform a live sync. Then make sure you apply different materials on your walls if you intend to use different materials in twinmotion for those walls. Lastly when importing into TM, you can collapse by material if you have different materials for various items or collapse my hierarchy if walls have different nomenclature.
@@don_specialfx2632 That's what I do...the problem is exactly having to apply different materials to different walls. TWM doesn't separate faces of a same wall if we don't do this...and it's annoying af
Yeah, the only workaround I found for this problem is assigning different materials in Revit. I think that's because Twinmotion treat any material as just one, no matter where it's applied. That's a good thing in some scenarios, and a headache in most cases... So I figured it's just easier to solve it in Revit. In one project, I had to create more than 50 different wall paint materials in Revit just to avoid any confusion in TWM... Go figure :D
5:30 I feel that not enough emphasis was given on this point. Be aware that if you choose the "Collapse by material" option. You wont have the flexability to assign different materials (or material atributes such as orientation and scale) to individual elements. For your first try at this application, bring in two identical models using each of the first two options and have a quick try at assigning materials to each respective model. bring in two instances of the Autodesk Sample house in revit and you'll know what i mean.
Recently I installed twinmotion, after using lumion and enscape. I found twinmotion better and now epicgames have acquired twinmotion, I feel it will bypass all other realtime render softwares soon. I request you to kindly explore this software more , and enlighten us as you do with your revit tutorials.
There's the use of datasmith. This is very useful and I use it as a sync. This way I can easily update the model both in twinmotion without disrupting anything.
I would think on an advanced model instance with many different versions of glass and curtain walls maybe Revit families would be better. Any experience with that scenario?
Thank you, but its more like promotion, I mostly follow your videos to help me with my projects , so relating it maybe to similar projects, detailing bit by bit would be much appreciated.
Is it possible to do animation in this? Like walking around in the house? I’ve made an art gallery in Revit, but the quality with Revit is not that good, thought maybe this would work?
That really depends. Twinmotion renders are not as realistic (but they are decent) as Lumions but it's relatively a much lighter software for your PC or laptop to handle.
Hi.. I have just started to learn Revit and looking for a rendering SW to use on my laptop. better if it is easy to use also. can anyone suggest one? Is blender good software? if so it will be ideal for me as it is free.
Blender is free but have steep learning curve. From my experience as a learner, you start with revit+enscape (easy). Then learn revit+twinmotion. Lumion is also good but twinmotion have bright future . Learn blender if you wish, it is underrated software as it is free. It is too vast in its use.
@@prmodrwt PERFECT! Exactly how I did it. Just to add, with twinmotion, you can now sync with Unreal Engine which means u can learn unreal for a higher level take. Blender should be last!
Great video! I wish I knew about this a few weeks ago. I just had my final presentation last week. Also just wanted to say thank you for all your videos. They’ve been life savers the last few years, and now I’m graduating architecture school :)
This looks like a valuable and fun tool! Thanks Balkan!
Amazing video and perfect explanation 😇
As always, fantastic content. Thanks!
Thanks for making this video. I'm planning to use Twinmotion with Revit.
Thanks Balkan, please we need more videos 🙃🙃🙃
😍😍It was so good I'm excited for more training
Definitely interested in learning more about the animation. Great videos!
Ive been using Twinmotion for 2 years now, and it really is a very powerfull option to real time rendering.
There's only one problem with Twinmotion that I can't seem to figure out, and so I have to work my way around it:
When you export your model, you have to put some walls with different materials in Revit, 'cause if you don't you'll have some serious headaches. When you don't, if you have two walls with the same configurations, for example, Revit will make it so they are the same. Now, that's not really the problem...the problem is when it happens with a single wall, but it's faces. Let's say you made a wall to separate the living room from a bedroom, but it's faces are both white paint as a material. Now, if export it to TWM and try to change it's material to whatever, the other face will do the same. Even if you chose to aply to objects only. That's the most annoying issue I have with TWM. Other than that, it's an almost perfect software, for what it does.
Keep up the great work.
Cheers from Brazil!
right sir
right sir
There's a way around this... With twinmotion 2021.1, you can export your work from revit via 2 decent ways:
1. Direct link
2. Datasmith
Personally now I use datasmith as it allows me perform a live sync.
Then make sure you apply different materials on your walls if you intend to use different materials in twinmotion for those walls.
Lastly when importing into TM, you can collapse by material if you have different materials for various items or collapse my hierarchy if walls have different nomenclature.
@@don_specialfx2632 That's what I do...the problem is exactly having to apply different materials to different walls. TWM doesn't separate faces of a same wall if we don't do this...and it's annoying af
Yeah, the only workaround I found for this problem is assigning different materials in Revit. I think that's because Twinmotion treat any material as just one, no matter where it's applied. That's a good thing in some scenarios, and a headache in most cases... So I figured it's just easier to solve it in Revit.
In one project, I had to create more than 50 different wall paint materials in Revit just to avoid any confusion in TWM... Go figure :D
you are a very good teacher, thanks
Please do more videos on twinmotion👍🏻🙂
Hi. Thanks for the video and Yes, we are interested to see more tutorials about Revit and Twinmostion
Balkan you are awesome man
good i watch all urs vedio its very use full thank u
5:30 I feel that not enough emphasis was given on this point. Be aware that if you choose the "Collapse by material" option. You wont have the flexability to assign different materials (or material atributes such as orientation and scale) to individual elements. For your first try at this application, bring in two identical models using each of the first two options and have a quick try at assigning materials to each respective model. bring in two instances of the Autodesk Sample house in revit and you'll know what i mean.
GREAT VIDEO !!
nice video brother
Thank you
twinmotion just killed the competition
Thanks
Thanks
Twinmotion
Very interested in a video that explains the how to animate the phases of a project!
I'm Lumion's fanboy but this programme seems quite good
Hi..can you pleaas make more video tutorial about Twinmotion.....and going into depth
Nice video. Plz do more videos on this.
I'm your first like from India
Recently I installed twinmotion, after using lumion and enscape. I found twinmotion better and now epicgames have acquired twinmotion, I feel it will bypass all other realtime render softwares soon.
I request you to kindly explore this software more , and enlighten us as you do with your revit tutorials.
How is the Twinmotion's mirror material? Was terrible in the older version I last tried.
Would be a lot easier with the live synch add in
There's the use of datasmith. This is very useful and I use it as a sync. This way I can easily update the model both in twinmotion without disrupting anything.
there is a plugin, idk why balkan architect didn't show that one
comparison between twinmotion and lumion plz
That was perfect. Appreciate you. Have a question, is there any cloud ☁️ or color of the sky in twin-motion to use it in rendering?
Pls more of twin motion
I would think on an advanced model instance with many different versions of glass and curtain walls maybe Revit families would be better. Any experience with that scenario?
do the animation aswell please :D can you also use the animations in a powerpoint presentation? That would be amazing
At 49 seconds is the Blender classroom example....odd!
Thank you, but its more like promotion, I mostly follow your videos to help me with my projects , so relating it maybe to similar projects, detailing bit by bit would be much appreciated.
Is it possible to do animation in this? Like walking around in the house? I’ve made an art gallery in Revit, but the quality with Revit is not that good, thought maybe this would work?
Lumion or twinmotion which one is best
I created fan in revit , but When I import fan in twinmotion it doesn’t appear…
What is the reason?
Very interesting. Thanks. 🤩. Which one is the best Lumion or v ray or twin motion for presentation?. Yes animation to show.
That really depends. Twinmotion renders are not as realistic (but they are decent) as Lumions but it's relatively a much lighter software for your PC or laptop to handle.
Hii sir please once make a video on scan to cad in revit
add the release please
Can I buy "subscription to all courses" through my debit card, instead of credit card?????
👌👌👌👌👌
Thank you for helping us...I need your help to buy a laptop for Twinmotion. Please suggest me the balance configuration. Thank you....
Anything with 16 GB ram and 4-8GB graphics should do the trick.
TwinMotion works even better with ArchiCAD. TwinMotion doesn't work any different; Revit's just not involved.
How's it better in ArchiCad?
Do we need a pluggin to export a proyect of revit 2020 to twinmotion 2021? or only with exporting the project to FBX model I can work on Twin 2021?
There's a Twinmotion plugin for Revit you can install for a direct link. Works similar to Lumion sync.
Aad another one lesson plz
Hi.. I have just started to learn Revit and looking for a rendering SW to use on my laptop. better if it is easy to use also. can anyone suggest one? Is blender good software? if so it will be ideal for me as it is free.
Blender is free but have steep learning curve. From my experience as a learner, you start with revit+enscape (easy). Then learn revit+twinmotion. Lumion is also good but twinmotion have bright future .
Learn blender if you wish, it is underrated software as it is free. It is too vast in its use.
@@prmodrwt PERFECT!
Exactly how I did it.
Just to add, with twinmotion, you can now sync with Unreal Engine which means u can learn unreal for a higher level take. Blender should be last!
I also did some research and seems like escape is the best place to start. Thanks for the tip guys .
What would the processing power and (graphics card) needed to run this smoothly?
Recommended: Operating systems: 10 / 64 bitsProcessor Quad Core 3,0 Ghz.
Memory (RAM): 8 - 16 GB.
Card: Something above 1050
Do the animation please :)
Please link downloed
I buy your subscription and now your petreon website is not opening I'm from India
It seems to be working now, can you please check again?
Not very realistic...Not good. Today we have very realistic animation programs.