As always a great video. I wonder what if you created night shot with hdri image? Also, have you thought about adding lights to the buildings in the background?
i've already made it! check this link: ua-cam.com/video/Lnfzu6zRXW0/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TwinmotionGuru for the lights inside the buildings you're right, next time i'll add them!
This is your best video yet. So detailed and informative! I am confused though. 1lm is the power of a small flashlight, why is it making so much light?? Are these just for lumen or also for right for pathtracer? Is the unit scale messed up? A spot light should be at least 20lm am I wrong? Ps did you a appply an emissive material to the hangning light?
Thank you so much for all the comments you post under my videos; you are officially the most active follower, thanks! I applied the same emissive material to all the lamps, if I remember correctly, it's 10 lumens. As for light in general, the topic is too complex to explain in a comment, so I will definitely make a video about it. In any case, as long as you use the Twinmotion sky, the emissive values (materials and artificial lights) will need to adapt to the sun's power (100k lumens). However, if you use the sun's power from an HDRI, the emissive values will be infinitely lower, both in Lumen and Path Tracer.
hello, i've applied and fill the form for next course. i just see this video, i'd be glad and helpful if you can share your object library (most used ones) in that class. thank you, and see you
Twinmoton 2024.1 version, every two weeks I'll post a Twinmotion tutorial video, todays it's time for a Day & Night interior rendering with Lumen (NO PT)
Hello, how do I output a high-resolution image through the scene? My color turns out to be too much, even though the device I use is very powerful. What are the best settings for rendering?
For the material I created a specific video: ua-cam.com/video/UWhPxD0ykMY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TwinmotionGuru. In summary, you have always to use normal + roughness textures to increase realism. If you're using Lumen you should also use AO textures, nex week I'll post a video on it 😀. For the light I'll create a dedicated video in the coming weeks, but you can follow the steps made in this lumen video even if you're using path tracer
@@TwinmotionGuru When I export the file from within Revit 2025, an error message appears: Check system requirements. It appears that your system does not meet the minimum requirements. Go to File > Options to open the options panel and view the system requirements. What is the reason? Does TwinMotion not support Revit 2025, or is the reason due to the program settings?
@@TwinmotionGuru When I export the file from within Revit 2025, an error message appears: Check system requirements. It appears that your system does not meet the minimum requirements. Go to File > Options to open the options panel and view the system requirements. What is the reason? Does TwinMotion not support Revit 2025, or is the reason due to the program settings?
Who said that twinmotion sucks for interior renderning?! It looks fantastic
@@TheArifovski You're right! Twinmotion is a top-level rendering software!
This video helped me a lot to improve my night renders, I hope to see more tutorials!!
You made my day, thank you very much for your comment, i love knowing i'm helpful 🥰
Don't stop following me, I'll keep posting, no worries 😎
As always a great video. I wonder what if you created night shot with hdri image? Also, have you thought about adding lights to the buildings in the background?
i've already made it! check this link: ua-cam.com/video/Lnfzu6zRXW0/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TwinmotionGuru for the lights inside the buildings you're right, next time i'll add them!
This is your best video yet. So detailed and informative!
I am confused though. 1lm is the power of a small flashlight, why is it making so much light?? Are these just for lumen or also for right for pathtracer? Is the unit scale messed up? A spot light should be at least 20lm am I wrong?
Ps did you a appply an emissive material to the hangning light?
Thank you so much for all the comments you post under my videos; you are officially the most active follower, thanks!
I applied the same emissive material to all the lamps, if I remember correctly, it's 10 lumens.
As for light in general, the topic is too complex to explain in a comment, so I will definitely make a video about it. In any case, as long as you use the Twinmotion sky, the emissive values (materials and artificial lights) will need to adapt to the sun's power (100k lumens). However, if you use the sun's power from an HDRI, the emissive values will be infinitely lower, both in Lumen and Path Tracer.
Best usefull tuto on YT ! thx
thank you very much! I really appreciate it!
Haven't you forget to set each artificial light to cast shadows? seems so from the "flat-ish" results.
Thanks for the tutorial btw
You're welcome, and thank you for the comment! The lights all have the Shadow setting on, to optimize next time I will decrease the Shadow Boost value
Great video.. pls post more videos. I have issue with ceiling cove lights using lumen. pls do video abt this issue
The problem occurs because you don't have enought light! Try with higher exposure value or add artificial lights
hello, i've applied and fill the form for next course. i just see this video, i'd be glad and helpful if you can share your object library (most used ones) in that class. thank you, and see you
Don't spoil what might happen in the classroom 🤭🤭
Twinmoton 2024.1 version, every two weeks I'll post a Twinmotion tutorial video, todays it's time for a Day & Night interior rendering with Lumen (NO PT)
Thanks!! good tutorial, Could you make a realistic grass video with twinmotion?
Thank you so much! And thank you also for the suggestion, I'll add this topi to my list 🖤
Quelle est le caractéristique de votre ordinateur pour que lumen fonctionne??
@@kasekataliko4123 RTX 4080 Laptop, 16GB RAM, 1tb 😁
Hello, how do I output a high-resolution image through the scene? My color turns out to be too much, even though the device I use is very powerful. What are the best settings for rendering?
Thank you for the comment. When you talk about color you mean light or material?
@@TwinmotionGuru The material, materials and lighting are not realistic, despite the 1080 quality of the extraction
For the material I created a specific video: ua-cam.com/video/UWhPxD0ykMY/v-deo.html&ab_channel=TwinmotionGuru. In summary, you have always to use normal + roughness textures to increase realism. If you're using Lumen you should also use AO textures, nex week I'll post a video on it 😀. For the light I'll create a dedicated video in the coming weeks, but you can follow the steps made in this lumen video even if you're using path tracer
@@TwinmotionGuru When I export the file from within Revit 2025, an error message appears: Check system requirements. It appears that your system does not meet the minimum requirements. Go to File > Options to open the options panel and view the system requirements. What is the reason? Does TwinMotion not support Revit 2025, or is the reason due to the program settings?
@@TwinmotionGuru When I export the file from within Revit 2025, an error message appears: Check system requirements. It appears that your system does not meet the minimum requirements. Go to File > Options to open the options panel and view the system requirements. What is the reason? Does TwinMotion not support Revit 2025, or is the reason due to the program settings?