TWINMOTION 2024.1 TUTORIAL SERIES - 36 Interior Rendering

I 'am going to show you on how to achieve realistic interior rendering using the latest Twinmotion 2024 . Rendering both lumen and path tracer.
3d model: sketchup.cgtips.org/13887-fre...
Sofa 3d model: drive.google.com/file/d/16x3X...
HDRI map: polyhaven.com/a/quarry_cloudy
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[@anansartawi]

thank you Jamal.. well done

[@jamzview4497]

Thanks brother

[@nightcorenation4181]

Thanks, can u bring exterior render of facade plis

[@jamzview4497]

Yes, next tutorial 👍

[@robertinhosep]

amazing brother

[@jamzview4497]

Thank you so much 😀

[@dzangel513]

Thank you 🙏🏻 great video❤ i wanna know about how much samples you used and resolution and if danoise off or on ?

[@jamzview4497]

Denoiser ON samples 2048 bounce 26. 2160x1960

[@josuemarquez1548]

Hello, good video! congratulations. I have a question, I understand that when working with lumen, importing a sketchup file as geometry, the lighting does not bounce. How do you solve that and work with lumen with a sketchup file and it looks so good with lumen.
So I read in a twinmotion patch that when working with lumen it is better to work with direct link or datasmith.
I would like how you make Lumen look great working importing geometry with sketchup
Thanks!!

[@jamzview4497]

Thanks. I imported it as geometry cause I don't have sketch up program but for other program like archicad and 3dsmax I always used datasmith. I don't really know if there is a difference in quality between importing skp geometry or datasmith plug in.

[@vegeta2083]

Buddy, can u make a video on exterior render as well?

[@jamzview4497]

Yes, next tutorial 👍

[@gamebushrd]

I would like to export that scene to Unreal Engine? It can be done?

[@jamzview4497]

Yes you can, there's a lot of tutorial in UA-cam regarding this one 👍

[@gerdhemminger2560]

Thank you so mutch. Do you allways prever pathtracer for your own renerings?

[@jamzview4497]

Always welcome buddy. Yes, when it comes to image rendering I always prefer path tracer rendering 👍

[@luizeduardoalvesdasilva9875]

👏👏👏👏👏👍

[@conmes3077]

🥰🥰🥰

[@jamzview4497]

Thanks buddy 🙂

[@diontsonidis3033]

are you exporting as 4k? 8k?

[@jamzview4497]

Just 4k👍

[@anthonybla]

Can Twinmotion render transparent images?

[@jamzview4497]

If you meant by image with opacity yes

[@Mr.LeoNov]

You can, in the latest version they made it so you can render an image and some objects and the sky as opacity masks
Then you can bring these in Photoshop/Krita and apply these masks to make a transparent image

[@nightcorenation4181]

Which one is better, Path tracer or Lumen?

[@jamzview4497]

By far path tracer is more better

[@nightcorenation4181]

@@jamzview4497 THANKS

[@Mr.LeoNov]

I think that Lumen is a great tool for when you need a preview for how Path-Tracing image will look like
Or if you need to make a bunch of renders or a video that look convincing enough and will take little time to render, like for a student project (as I always do)
But Path-Tracing is way more realistic, especially when it comes to shadows and it also has some neat interactions with glass that Lumen does not yet (like colored shadows from windows, bumpy glass and frosted glass)

[@nightcorenation4181]

@@Mr.LeoNov thank u for The explanation