RENDER SPECTACULAR Animated Sections in Twinmotion (4K)

[@jonathanreevescad]

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[@1insp3ru16]

this was absloutly amazing i didnt know you could do this. can you do more vids pls

[@jonathanreevescad]

Sure there plenty more on the channel

[@thomazgodoy6859]

Thanks mate! Great job!
Cheers from Brazil!

[@jonathanreevescad]

Thanks for watching!

[@VINAYAKSONI007]

Thanks alot, great video sir as always! 🙏🏼

[@jonathanreevescad]

Always welcome

[@debashishghatak15]

excellent thanks for vdo

[@jonathanreevescad]

Most welcome

[@ryanturley6190]

Fantastic video

[@jonathanreevescad]

Thanks! 😃

[@conmes3077]

well done 👍🏻

[@jonathanreevescad]

Thanks

can you section specific 3d objects instead of everything?

[@jonathanreevescad]

No

@@jonathanreevescad reason enough for not using twinmotion

[@skymasterptgaming]

Great video Jonathan, Loved those Plans and Sections... So much easier than using Photoshop... Let's hope EPIC improves on those Orthogonal views so we can avoid those "mechanics" of cheating to take good plans and sections!!

[@jonathanreevescad]

Thanks and Agreed

[@kilianheckelmiller2686]

Hi Jonathan,
I love your tutorials and videos about your new MacBook, which one are you using?
I want to upgrade my current 2017 MacBook Pro (base model). I watched many of your videos since you got your new MacBook, but I haven‘t found the exact configuration you got.
Could you tell me the type of M1 Pro you have? (the amount of cores, RAM, SSD, etc)
Greetings from Germany!

[@jonathanreevescad]

Thanks. MacBook M1 Pro 16" base model

[@RadiUzunova]

I'm using 2020 Air m1. Works perfect for Sketchup, Autocad, TM, but no MacBook is available for Path Tracing. We need RTX Cpu. For now I'm using paid Render Farms and more than happy with PT.

[@madamepepperconsulting6387]

Hello Twinmotion Master.
I'm looking for 2 tips:
1) I use a 3DSmax > FBX converter
When I import the converted object or character, it does not stand straight in the axis but lying down.
a) do you know why?
b) What is the solution to put it straight and keep it straight in the user library for example?
2) do you know the keyboard shortcut for: Isolate an element.
PS: I'm always looking for themed 3D characters for exchanges:
Event / Restaurant / Corporate
Thanks

[@jonathanreevescad]

You can either change the Axis on import or simply rotate it once imported then save it to your suer library.

[@schmaldesign]

Can we change scenegraph color

[@jonathanreevescad]

No, but I like it I black