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Hi! Thanks for your comment. 😊 Yes, there are options available. In the Twinmotion material library, you'll find a selection of glass materials. Within that list, you’ll see colored glass options (red, blue, green, etc.), which work great for creating stunning stained glass effects. Let me know how it goes! Cheers!

Yeah I agree! adding in those smaller little functions that make a difference in workflow! Do you find yourself jumping between UE and TM quite a bit? Meta humans will probably be something that they eventually introduce, just like some features from UE. Keep checking out the Twinmotion roadmap to see the updates in progress! portal.productboard.com/epicgames/3-twinmotion-public-roadmap/tabs/5-in-progress

I’m glad you found it helpful! 🙌 thanks for watching :)

Thank you!

A single-frame workflow is ideal for quick, standalone visuals, but it’s not practical for projects requiring multiple angles or animations. In cases like that, a more comprehensive setup is needed to ensure everything flows. It all depends on the project scope and client needs. Usually a proposal is put together before starting work so you usually know what the job entails 😁

not a problem actually proceed to Unreal engine 5 using megalights th-cam.com/video/7q1rI25tOUM/w-d-xo.html

Hi there! Thanks for the comment. You have to adjust the wind speed on both the clouds and in the environment settings 😊 I created a Timelapse by setting the scale of the clouds to zero - you create a video set another key frame and set the scale of the clouds to full, when you play it should create a Timelapse effect. Thanks!

@@RenderRite You are right, thank you!

@@KADstudioArchitect No worries! I'm glad I could help! :)

In Twinmotion, you can bring in your own human models by importing them as FBX or OBJ files. For movement though Twinmotion doesn't support motion capture data, you can animate your humans in another software (like Blender or Unreal Engine), export the animations, and then re-import them into Twinmotion as baked animations.

Thank you! 😁

Not yet! But this is a much needed feature, hopefully soon! ☺️

Thank you for watching!

I agree, but the twinmotion library is always getting updated. Maybe they will implement more in future updates!

Yes it does! 😊

More updates are planned! Twinmotion is always working and developing in the background. You can view the public roadmap here: portal.productboard.com/epicgames/3-twinmotion-public-roadmap/tabs/5-in-progress

From what I have done so far it’s most models, will have to do some further research on that and performance 😊 that’s a good question about how it looks in render.. could just be optimised for editor? I have already! Pro license, if you have a fix let me know! 😅🤣

Planning on doing another video on LOD and Configurator so stay tuned for those! 😉

If you can't find the Twinmotion 2025.1 Preview listed as a new release in your Epic Games Launcher, don’t worry! Here’s what to do: 1. Look for a small green dot in the settings section of your launcher. This indicates that a restart is needed. 2. Restart the Epic Games Launcher. **Important:** After restarting, do not simply continue using the current launcher window. Fully exit the Epic Games Launcher by closing it completely. 3. Reopen the launcher by clicking on the Epic Games Launcher shortcut on your desktop. Once you've completed these steps, the Twinmotion 2025.1 Preview should appear in the dropdown menu.

I agree, but there will be more updates in the future!

I wouldn't mind doing a Mclaren F1!

@@JamesMichael-cu6wy Nice!

Cheers for the feedback :) I usually do timestamps but as the video is only around 3 minutes I didn't find a reason to add them.

Thank you so much for you comment and watching my tutorials! 🙌 😁 I just downloaded these from the Sketchfab website, there are a range of cars to download. You can also try cgtrader and turbosquid! Thanks again 😊

❤️❤️ thank you!

Hi there! Sorry for the late comment! Make sure Twinmotion is updated. You shouldn't need to use the Twinmotion content plugin as the datasmith should bring it over automatically. You have to import your Twinmotion datasmith file by enabling the datasmith plugin inside UE5. Once you have done that you can import your Twinmotion datasmith file. Make sure you export your Twinmotion datasmith file to the UE5 project that you created. ☺

Hi there! Sorry for the late comment! Make sure Twinmotion is updated. You shouldn't need to use the Twinmotion content plugin as the datasmith should bring it over automatically. You have to import your Twinmotion datasmith file by enabling the datasmith plugin inside UE5. Once you have done that you can import your Twinmotion datasmith file. Make sure you export your Twinmotion datasmith file to the UE5 project that you created. ☺

Thank you so much! Its awesome to hear my videos are helping, I am hoping to have part 3 out next week 😁 stay tuned!

Hey! Thank you for watching and enjoying my content 😁 you can switch from applying a material to an object to applying by selection or replace all materials. You may have it selected to replace all materials? You also need to create duplicates of the plaster materials as each object/surface will have a different UV scales. 😁 cheers!

@@RenderRite thank you so much! I hope you reach your desired success!

@@eftimohammed3193 Thank you heaps! If you get stuck let me know 😎

Thank you! 😊 Samples 2048 | Bounces 15 | fireflies 10 | Denoiser Off.

@RenderRite much appreciated 👏 keep up the amazing work !

@@gregcancro6501 Thanks so much! Your support means a lot! 😁

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Hi there! I used the AMD Ryzen 5 7600 and RTX 4060 Windforce OC 8GB! Thanks 😊

Hey! Thanks for your comment, that is a good suggestion but you will only be saving $100-150. If you are doing it professionally for work etc buying a 4060 to begin with is not a problem. I have been using a 3060 and 16GB of ram for 1-2 years for professional work with no issues what so ever. You only start getting lag when you start getting into bigger and more demanding projects. For a beginner this is perfect and future proof as the only thing that would need to be upgraded is the GPU!

When it comes to a second hand GPU it is okay, but I try to stay away from second hand ones due to bit mining and warranty issues. Buying new secures you with 3 years warranty for most GPU's.

@@RenderRite I have purchased used GPUs people who were willing to invite me into their home for a test and also from Microcenter, a larger electronics store here in the USA. In each case, was able to get a transferred warranty. Most GPUs will be very durable and have a long lifespan. The best way to make sure that it is working properly in is to buy it in person from a trusted source.

@@RenderRite Architectural projects often include poorly optimized scenes so that while these scenes are relatively simple, it is easy to burn through 8GB. 8GB might be enough for well optimized games but might not be enough for poorly optimized scenes often encountered in a professional setting.

@@eltamarindo Good point, and you're right that poorly optimized scenes can eat up memory quickly. However, with Twinmotion, the RTX 4060 can still handle many demanding architectural projects quite well, especially with optimizations in place. While 8GB might be limiting for unoptimized scenes, most users can avoid hitting that ceiling by managing assets better and adjusting settings like LODs and textures. Of course, for larger, highly detailed projects, having more VRAM would be beneficial, but the 4060 is still a solid option for many professional workflows! 😁

Thanks! ☺

Thanks! That was the aim 😁

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You too! 🙌😁

Thanks! 😊

Cheers and thanks for the tip! I did notice that after screen recording and editing! 😂

Camera sequence is not supported at this time! Should be coming in the future updates, stay tuned!

@@RenderRite okay

No worries! Thanks for watching 😊

Hi there! What sun animation? Was this for the time of day? Thanks 😊

Thank you for watching! keep an eye out for more videos :)

Probably the trees or Random UV! theyre great!

@@JamesMichael-cu6wy Mine too! 😁

No, I dont think you can change the cars on the normal vehicle path. You could maybe apply translators to a custom car and save that to your user library and apply it to your custom path that way. I'm not 100% sure if it works but worth a try! 😊