Thanks Sir, But when I do a clip on lumion, the picture quality is not good. I see the bright on video. My resolution is HD 1080. I don't know where is the problem. Hep Help me please.
Hello Mr. Geis Thanks for posting this video. We have subscribed to both of your channels (Sketchup essentials and this one) and make it a point to watch the same every day, as they are always a great source of new and innovative ways to do stuff, and specially more when you put up a tutorial on Lumion. I have a query though, in this clip here vimeo.com/315975773 (also done on Lumion), there is a veritably smooth camera movement as viewer is taken through the entire house. My guess is this is being done via individual clips, each with a small movement, and then all of those are tied up together into a whole movie. However, when we try doing this at office, the camera, while moving through the path, turns, sways and swings in all kinds of directions, with the result that the movement appears to be as if it is a drunk guy walking through the house. I tried to look up Lumion's help but there is no way to fine-tune camera movement except providing individual keyframes (which is what we were doing, and as also explained by you). Could you guide on what is being done in the above mentioned clip to generate this kind of smooth camera movement? Your reply will be deeply appreciated. Also, it would really be terrific if you could do a tutorial on "How to do a walkthrough inside a building in Lumion". I think it is a topic that many users would immediately look up. Many thanks. ANS
I guess I don't know enough about your workflow to say for sure, but if you're having trouble getting the camera to stay smooth, maybe start with a very simple scene and try to get a single clip to be smooth. Then build on that to add one simple transition and see if you can keep it smooth. The smoothness of that video, as far as I can tell, doesn't really have anything to do with any special tool or setting...
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This is very helpful, thankyou so much
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Hi Justin, is there any way to apply advance move more then one object in same video
Thanks Sir,
But when I do a clip on lumion, the picture quality is not good. I see the bright on video. My resolution is HD 1080. I don't know where is the problem.
Hep
Help me please.
Justine, what is the minimum capacity and spec one need to install lumion
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Hello Mr. Geis
Thanks for posting this video. We have subscribed to both of your channels (Sketchup essentials and this one) and make it a point to watch the same every day, as they are always a great source of new and innovative ways to do stuff, and specially more when you put up a tutorial on Lumion.
I have a query though, in this clip here vimeo.com/315975773 (also done on Lumion), there is a veritably smooth camera movement as viewer is taken through the entire house. My guess is this is being done via individual clips, each with a small movement, and then all of those are tied up together into a whole movie. However, when we try doing this at office, the camera, while moving through the path, turns, sways and swings in all kinds of directions, with the result that the movement appears to be as if it is a drunk guy walking through the house. I tried to look up Lumion's help but there is no way to fine-tune camera movement except providing individual keyframes (which is what we were doing, and as also explained by you).
Could you guide on what is being done in the above mentioned clip to generate this kind of smooth camera movement? Your reply will be deeply appreciated.
Also, it would really be terrific if you could do a tutorial on "How to do a walkthrough inside a building in Lumion". I think it is a topic that many users would immediately look up. Many thanks.
ANS
I guess I don't know enough about your workflow to say for sure, but if you're having trouble getting the camera to stay smooth, maybe start with a very simple scene and try to get a single clip to be smooth. Then build on that to add one simple transition and see if you can keep it smooth. The smoothness of that video, as far as I can tell, doesn't really have anything to do with any special tool or setting...