I am in the process of transitioning the architects in our company to use Twin Motion to visualize their designs. They are picking it up very fast, and more importantly, they are having a lot of fun using it. The ability to sync from Revit, SKP, Rhino, Maya, etc., makes it invaluable. We have now essentially left Enscape behind and use Vray only for high-quality productions.
@ Learn-archViz a Revit license now comes with a copy of Twin Motion for free. Also, the ability to live sync the Datasmith file with TM makes it nice and quick as if it was built in.
Can you retry tree placement with the 2024 preview release out now. Which I believe is now based on same engine. Gives you option to place in areas. Or along lines and vary density. To mix trees or do same tree with varies settings. Or via duplicating and stacking this. Plus to adds seasonal affects. Though pines not an issue.
Really love your ability to simplify. Revit>Twinmotion> some time Unreal workflow looks consistent. Documentation>Cloud Communication>Final Deliverables. Any minimum hardware recommendations for large residential properties? My surface studio laptop 32GB doesn't kipping up. Thanks a lot!
My only gripe with UE5 was that you can't export high resolution images much in the same way as you can with Twinmotion or any other programme. You can use the screenshot option, but it's quite low res, blurry and extremely taxing once you bump up the multiplier. The only other option is to render single frames using the movie render queue.
Tnx a lot, you are inspiring! I'm an architect from Rome Italy. I'm trying to do the exact same thing. You are grat man. Do you think that a 12gb gtx 3060 is enough for this workflow? I'm going to buy a new video card....
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I am in the process of transitioning the architects in our company to use Twin Motion to visualize their designs. They are picking it up very fast, and more importantly, they are having a lot of fun using it. The ability to sync from Revit, SKP, Rhino, Maya, etc., makes it invaluable. We have now essentially left Enscape behind and use Vray only for high-quality productions.
I wish I could get architects to do this. It is hard to pry them away from Enscape directly inside of Revit.
@ Learn-archViz a Revit license now comes with a copy of Twin Motion for free. Also, the ability to live sync the Datasmith file with TM makes it nice and quick as if it was built in.
I know. I totally agree. It is still hard for me to change minds. ☹
Can you retry tree placement with the 2024 preview release out now. Which I believe is now based on same engine.
Gives you option to place in areas. Or along lines and vary density.
To mix trees or do same tree with varies settings. Or via duplicating and stacking this.
Plus to adds seasonal affects. Though pines not an issue.
Thanks for your work in putting this together - much appreciated.
Really love your ability to simplify. Revit>Twinmotion> some time Unreal workflow looks consistent. Documentation>Cloud Communication>Final Deliverables. Any minimum hardware recommendations for large residential properties? My surface studio laptop 32GB doesn't kipping up. Thanks a lot!
Absolutely stunning!
I'm also experimenting with these rapid 3D effects myself.
I wanted to ask if you are familiar with the VR effects in Twinmotion.
Thanks very much for this! It would be great if we can get more side by side comparisons and a rough start to finish time comparison?
My only gripe with UE5 was that you can't export high resolution images much in the same way as you can with Twinmotion or any other programme. You can use the screenshot option, but it's quite low res, blurry and extremely taxing once you bump up the multiplier. The only other option is to render single frames using the movie render queue.
Yep, true. A bit complicated for a really basic task.
thanks for the video! very helpful!! helped me decide which path I should take
Great! That's the point, so I'm glad to help.
awesome,the render and animation in TM was in Lumen right?
Yes! It makes things a lot better
Tnx a lot, you are inspiring!
I'm an architect from Rome Italy.
I'm trying to do the exact same thing. You are grat man.
Do you think that a 12gb gtx 3060 is enough for this workflow? I'm going to buy a new video card....
10x for sharing!
Hi Adam, have you removed your pro courses? I signed up for this Ureal Engine course but I can no longer access it. thanks.
I have aquestion, How to export objects or scene from UE to twinmotion 2023.2?