sir kindly guide how to illuminate an interior scene without natural light. just artificial light. and light fill in the whole room equally instead of somewhere too much light somewhere too dark. Thank you so much
Wow! Thank you so much. I’m a new Lumion user (coming from D5 and Enscape) and it’s features like this that make Lumion still very relevant. Been following you for a long time and use Lumion and D5 mainly thanks to you.
Very helpful. What I previously did was saving the material then manually reapply those materials for the different variation. T’eas tedious and time consuming. This tutorial really helps.
Thanks so much, very informative and helpful for some things while I'm in school. Is there any way to bring in multiple elements from a model separately into lumion so the don't read as one entity upon importing? I know that I could just create separate files with each of these elements but that also can take up quite a bit of space. For example, say I wanted to create a model which has the walls, floors, roof, and structure as separate entities in lumion so that I can separate them in lumion to create an exploded axon view. Thanks in advance!
Thank you, and what about objects like trees or cars? Can you have different deployment of them, for instance for the landscape, in each variation as well?
Could you have two different models like these with different SketchUp LiveSync changes? In that case will the scene be same but the model has some minor modelling changes, or would the LiveSync changes be applied to both models?
Legend! Won my school 3d rendering contest because of your tutorials! One question... how did you make those tree assets disappear and reappear when you when you fly in and out of the 3d model? Is that some sort of performance boost option built in lumion 12 exclusively or is that available with older versions?
Variations are good if changes are only on the building itself, but if you are changing vegetation around the house for the second version it's still better to create a new LS file.
Let me know what you would like me to cover next! 😀
Interior lighting please
How to do video rendering would be nice 😊
@@MrRENZsalas this is very board. Something more specific? :)
sir kindly guide how to illuminate an interior scene without natural light. just artificial light. and light fill in the whole room equally instead of somewhere too much light somewhere too dark. Thank you so much
I found this tap a lot of day so thank you very much 🥰
Gracias Nuno por tanto! Saludos
You're welcome! :)
Wow! Thank you so much. I’m a new Lumion user (coming from D5 and Enscape) and it’s features like this that make Lumion still very relevant. Been following you for a long time and use Lumion and D5 mainly thanks to you.
Oh, that's great! Thank you for watching my videos! 👍
I cant believe I actually learned something new.. I thought I knew it all! Woow good one.
Hehe! I'm glad it helps! :)
Hello Silva.....this is great thanks but what about a situation where I've made changes to the model and want to reload it in the same location
Thanks form Turkey. Very good and important informations.
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful. What I previously did was saving the material then manually reapply those materials for the different variation. T’eas tedious and time consuming. This tutorial really helps.
Yes, this is much faster. :) Glad it was helpful!
amazing really amazing.... but will it work on lumion 10?
Thanks so much, very informative and helpful for some things while I'm in school. Is there any way to bring in multiple elements from a model separately into lumion so the don't read as one entity upon importing? I know that I could just create separate files with each of these elements but that also can take up quite a bit of space. For example, say I wanted to create a model which has the walls, floors, roof, and structure as separate entities in lumion so that I can separate them in lumion to create an exploded axon view. Thanks in advance!
To create that effect you need to import them as separate models. They don't have a view as "layers", lets say, for models only.
Fantastic buddy
Thanks!
Gracias Nuno! justamente estoy en etapa de definir materiales y este tutorial me viene perfecto!
You're welcome! :)
Thank you, and what about objects like trees or cars? Can you have different deployment of them, for instance for the landscape, in each variation as well?
I think the best thing to do with this concern is doing this by layers.
If it's a car or a tree that you imported to Lumion, yes, you can do the same. If not, then the best thing would be what @Mark Anthony suggested.
Thanks Nuno
Great tip Nuno.. Could you please mention how to swap between those variations in animation as you did? .. Thank you..
Sure, just add a Variation Control effect, and create a keyframe for each variation.
@@NunoSilva3d Amazing. I’ll have to try this.
Great.
Is this thing with variations exist in D5 render?
I use both D5 and Lumion and I’m pretty sure D5 cannot do this.
No, not currently.
Thanks for technique
Could you have two different models like these with different SketchUp LiveSync changes? In that case will the scene be same but the model has some minor modelling changes, or would the LiveSync changes be applied to both models?
Thank you so much
Really valuable❤
Thank you so much!
@@NunoSilva3d can you do a tutorial about lumion exterior lighting?
Legend! Won my school 3d rendering contest because of your tutorials! One question... how did you make those tree assets disappear and reappear when you when you fly in and out of the 3d model? Is that some sort of performance boost option built in lumion 12 exclusively or is that available with older versions?
Thanks
Can you teach us on how to create interactive walkthrough? i.e. just like a game where you could move camera etc. Thank you!
You mean 360 or a walk mode?
@@NunoSilva3d a walk mode. Or maybe you could teach us basic unreal to achieve that. Many thanks for the helpful videos!
Is this only available in Lumion 12?
No, previous versions of Lumion have this.
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We used to use this a lot but found the file sizes become so big they wouldn’t even save. So you have to be careful how many variations you use.
Right! But the tool is really useful.
@@NunoSilva3d definitely a cool feature
please make unreal engine 5 videos
Sure, I'll work on that! :)
Omygod my whole life was a lie
Variations are good if changes are only on the building itself, but if you are changing vegetation around the house for the second version it's still better to create a new LS file.
No need for a second file. You can create layers and hide or unhide according to the version you want to show.
Thanks Nuno