From 5:57 to 6:29 how did you animate the crane and its winch? Would you please make a tutorial video about that and upload it in your channel? btw, it was an amazing video, specially the offshore part :D
hi everyone , i am using lumion from last 6 month but i am still stack with some comonents like updating the location map for an architect purpose and objects movements in air ,please let me know the how to solve the problem and please can i get some vedio in which i can see how to extract google map for my new project
Well... see that's an interesting question. Yes... and no... Lumion is created by the company that made Quest 3D. That was a game engine that used node based programming. One of the first ones to do it at the level it did. Quest 3D 4 could do some nice things, but it was crazy expensive. Then they announced Quest 3D 5... but then I guess they wanted to develop the graphics first, so they started working on Lumion... and continued working on it... and continued working on it... I guess they kind of put the engine aside for the moment. A real shame. However, that is how they get their character content into Lumion with animations. That's actually the only way you can get animations into there.
Ah, interesting. Thanks. Are any games made on the quest 3d engine? I use blender and unity because they are free, but I'll look into quest 3d. Cheers for the info.
Belligerent Bacon There are a few that I know of Check out the company Tale of Tales. They made a game called The Path and another called Fetale I think. Now they use Unity and something else, but they were using Quest3D. Honestly though, I'd stick with Unity or UE4 or something newer since Silex (Lumion's devs) seem to have dropped that industry.
Lumion Is expensive because it is designed for professional architects. If your not an architect then it will have no use to you for that price. Go play Sims or something instead.
Or pay 20 dollars for Unreal Engine 4 with very similar (if not better) results.This isn't to say Lumion isn't any good. You can do some cool renders with it AND even if you're not an architect, it does very well with visualization and you can use it for product shots as well. Or if you're an artist, you could use it to create environments. This was suppose to be based off the Quest3D game engine which is also going for a rediculous ammount of money. Lumion stuff looks good... but I do feel that it is over priced. I think better pricing would be like... %600 for normal and maybe 900 for Pro.
Legendary Sloth I never said it'd be easy, just that it IS possible. It'd probably easier for someone that needs it to just do archviz in UE4. Depending on what they are wanting to do, it could be fairly simple.
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From 5:57 to 6:29 how did you animate the crane and its winch? Would you please make a tutorial video about that and upload it in your channel?
btw, it was an amazing video, specially the offshore part :D
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@lumion3D pliis someone answer this question
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hi everyone , i am using lumion from last 6 month but i am still stack with some comonents like updating the location map for an architect purpose and objects movements in air ,please let me know the how to solve the problem and please can i get some vedio in which i can see how to extract google map for my new project
Hi, does anyone knows how to put the orange glowing color on the left top corner? really nice effect! Amazing animations!
+polys1989 new effect set the lens flare for camera setting
more support (speed) for mobile graphics card
Lumion need MAJOR optimization
Addison Siemon Every release Lumion makes enormous changes and gets better and faster. With Lumion 5.0 render times were nearly cut in half.
what is the soundtrack/music??
How did you archieve the sketch effect?
A lumion game engine would be awesome, is there one?
Well... see that's an interesting question. Yes... and no... Lumion is created by the company that made Quest 3D. That was a game engine that used node based programming. One of the first ones to do it at the level it did. Quest 3D 4 could do some nice things, but it was crazy expensive. Then they announced Quest 3D 5... but then I guess they wanted to develop the graphics first, so they started working on Lumion... and continued working on it... and continued working on it... I guess they kind of put the engine aside for the moment. A real shame.
However, that is how they get their character content into Lumion with animations. That's actually the only way you can get animations into there.
Ah, interesting. Thanks. Are any games made on the quest 3d engine? I use blender and unity because they are free, but I'll look into quest 3d. Cheers for the info.
Belligerent Bacon There are a few that I know of Check out the company Tale of Tales. They made a game called The Path and another called Fetale I think. Now they use Unity and something else, but they were using Quest3D.
Honestly though, I'd stick with Unity or UE4 or something newer since Silex (Lumion's devs) seem to have dropped that industry.
Ok thanks
I love Lumion but its overpriced for what it does
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lumion or lumenrt
Lumion Is expensive because it is designed for professional architects. If your not an architect then it will have no use to you for that price. Go play Sims or something instead.
Or pay 20 dollars for Unreal Engine 4 with very similar (if not better) results.This isn't to say Lumion isn't any good. You can do some cool renders with it AND even if you're not an architect, it does very well with visualization and you can use it for product shots as well. Or if you're an artist, you could use it to create environments.
This was suppose to be based off the Quest3D game engine which is also going for a rediculous ammount of money. Lumion stuff looks good... but I do feel that it is over priced. I think better pricing would be like... %600 for normal and maybe 900 for Pro.
HAHA a lot of Architect dont use lumion...Graphic/Visual Designer do..
And I suppose you are an Architect?
Also ViRiX you can't easily create architecture programs with UE4
Legendary Sloth I never said it'd be easy, just that it IS possible. It'd probably easier for someone that needs it to just do archviz in UE4. Depending on what they are wanting to do, it could be fairly simple.