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For Revit no problem at all, also for Twinmotion but remember that the more RAM + VRAM you have the better you''ll work with Twinmotion ☺

I get better every day because of you, who set me new challenges to face and new topics to cover in the videos, and I am happy if you also improve a little bit because of the content I share, for me this is the most satisfying thing! Thanks for the comment, see you soon!

@@Женёк-ю7с thank you! No that s the last twinmotion friday exercise!

thank you mate!

Thank you so much, I really appreciate your comment! Feel free to ask anything about Twinmotion, I'll create a video about it :)

Follow the step by step tutorial and make sure you are connected to the internet

Don't spoil what might happen in the classroom 🤭🤭

Twinmotion устанавливается в режиме онлайн, но может использоваться в автономном режиме бесплатно!

@@TwinmotionGuru у меня пишет что нельзя, а как это сделать?

@@Onyerm Вам нужно скачать Epic Games Launcher с официального сайта Twinmotion (при активном интернет-соединении). затем установить Epic Games Launcher и после этого Tiwnmotion (всегда при активном интернет-соединении), но я рекомендую также установить иконку для рабочего стола. теперь запустите иконку twinmotion с рабочего стола и используйте ее без подключения!

@@TwinmotionGuru именно так и поступил, но🤷‍♂️

@@Onyerm тогда обратитесь за помощью в службу поддержки twinmotion, вот ссылка: twinmotionhelp.epicgames.com/s/?language=en_US

Grazie! Dipende dalle impostazioni che utilizzi: con Path Tracer se renderizzo con qualità Hight in 4k renderizzo in 1 minuto scarso, se però salgo a 1024 samples per pixel, sempre in 4k, il render ci mette 5-10 minuti. Poi però ci sono moltissimi altri fattori, come materiali riflettenti, vetri, luci artificiali che incidono molto sul tempo finale. La cosa più importante però è sempre l'hardware: più hai una scheda grafica perfeormante, più sarai veloce!

glitches depend on the environment settings you set, as well as artificial and natural lights. Obviously, however, to render in a reasonable amount of time requires a level of hardware, whether with Twinmotion or any other software. The final video took me about 1h to make, and it's not bad!

..Didn't have a dedicated Graphic Card ?..

@@MauroMan_ yes I have dedicated graphics card

@@VictorOteizaHerrera the most important thing is the PC configuration but if you follow all these steps your workflow will be more stable!

Yes, he did a great job with it.

that's not so difficoult! just use the same numbers for position and translation!! thank you for the comment mate!

thank you so much, I really appreciate your comment, you made my day! I'm very glad my videos are helping you, keep pushing!

@@mygallery1275 thank you so much!

Thank you so much!

I have exactly the same problem as you! This discussion has already been opened in Twinmotion development and I'm sure we will soon be able to do what you ask with a simple shortcut

@@TwinmotionGuru this becomes even more essential when you start using translators for animating objects within the program. Selecting an item and moving it to a translator or rotator is a real hassle with a large file.

@@donmartinp I completely agree, in fact in the video I uploaded today just on animation you can see how I very often go to close containers to keep them well organized 😆

Hi, thanks for the comment! Usually when I activate an HDR the sun always remains the one in the image, I only separate it when I need to geolocate the project and demonstrate to the client the actual lights and shadows that will hit the project (especially for interior views)

thank you so much for your comment, I really appreciate it a lot! I'll keep posting new videos and tutorials, if you have anything to suggest feel free to ask!

It's a pleasure!

I agree, and I am sure it will be introduced soon!

@@TwinmotionGuru I really hope so man, it’s been a request since the beginning. May I ask how you photomatched? Currently I’m using V-Ray for photomatches because then I can match in SketchUp and render.

@@Dev1nci the same!

Ciao Alberto, grazie per il commento super apprezzato. Ho in programma di rilasciare un video proprio su questo argomento, ci sono altri video in uscita ma non disperare, a breve uscirà anche quello!

❤​@@TwinmotionGuru

thank you so much!

Hi, Path Tracer on MAC does not work and I don't think it will ever work. Alternatively, there is the Lumen engine, with which you can greatly increase the realism of your designs!

@@TwinmotionGuru How do I use it? Do you have an explanation for increasing realism through lumens? I ran it but did not get any results?

@@oth3b I created a video on Lumen: czcams.com/video/z0L94SPNUgA/video.html&ab_channel=TwinmotionGuru or if you prefer you can pre-registrate to my Twinmotion Masterclass Learning Portal: www.twinmotionmasterclass.com/pages/coming_soon

@@TwinmotionGuru I activated Lumen mode on my MacBook, but the shape and trees remained unrealistic, as if they were cartoons. Does the realistic renderer not support the Apple system? Or what is the solution to this? I hope for a solution, brother, until I know the reason or learn another program

@@oth3b What you are asking is a very long topic to cover in a comment, the only thing I can recommend is to watch the videos I have made with Lumen and take every possible advantage of them. The other thing is to preregister for the course that I will release by 2024, here is the link www.twinmotionmasterclass.com/pages/coming_soon. Through the course you will be able to render to the best of your ability with the Lumen engine! You don't need to change software (also because for the rendering world on MAC there are none at the level of Twinmotion!)

@@technomaker777 i'm glad to read it!

@@slow-blow14 then change your gpu!

@@heather2106 i'm sorry, i'll do my best to better pronunciate words!

De nada, ¡me alegro de que te hicieran falta! Sobre renders exteriores e interiores ya he hecho varios videotutoriales, puedes encontrarlos en mis listas de reproducción Tutoriales: czcams.com/play/PL6NPTkQ-VTl6Xo37qliWkaolQgMpeniYp.html y Ejercicios del viernes: czcams.com/play/PL6NPTkQ-VTl60utTxnkmrv1ynISz7618-.html. En cualquier caso desarrollaré vídeos específicos para lo que me pides 😁

You're welcome! Comments like yours give me incentive to always post new videos!

Thanks, glad to have been helpful! Your PC is definitely very powerful, you didn't mark the general RAM, but in general this I always recommend that it be at least 32GB for medium projects, and at least 64GB for larger projects. What makes you think it is not using its full potential?

@@TwinmotionGuru OH right, I forgot to add that. I have 64GB of RAM so yeah, this computer is a BEAST. lol. I am very good at using computers and software but if you ask me how a computer works or what all the parts are and how to fix it???? no. no thank you. So I just wondered if there were any settings in TM or Nvidia or Windows that can also optimize Twinmotion even above and beyond all the tips you gave in this video. 🙂

@@TEBInteriorsInc ahh now I get it, unfortunately though I'm not a great expert on computers and systems, but you've given me a great idea for a future video! I will look into it and create a video as soon as I can on this topic 🤩

@@TwinmotionGuru THANK YOU!!!! I have looked online and on CZcams and it was too overwhelming and I didn't understand what they were saying so I gave up. I hope you have better luck. 🤝

Hello my friend, glad to have been helpful, at least in part! Nanite will come in Twinmotion, don't worry 😁. With respect to updates instead, Twinmotion releases a new version every year, and usually 2/3 updates of the same version, which is not bad. But I agree that we would all like updates every week!

thank you very much for your kind comment, i really appreciate it so much!

@@RedzwanulHuq glad to read it!

You only need to set DirectX 11 when you can't open a file, disabling DirectX 12 allows you to open a previously crashed file. At this point you can follow all the steps listed in the video to lighten the file and return to DirectX12 🤗

@@TwinmotionGuruunderstood, thanks for clarifying!

@@iamrelient3011 no problem!

Hi Joseph, thank you for commenting. The very first thing to consider is the hardware: if you work on big projects you need to have a very good GPU and a lot of RAM. Besides that, when there are large projects I recommend you to split the work on several files (especially for interiors) and render the scenes separately. In addition to this, try to use as much as possible the same materials on common surfaces (same glass on all windows, same plaster on walls, etc.), so as to avoid weighing down the final file. The resource collector is the new file you will be working on because it is lighter and more agile! In any case, a backup every once in a while I always recommend doing it

@@gcgcgcgcgcgcgcgc never be lazy to properly organize the folders in your scene graph as you progress and keep everything you are not working esp vegetation hidden.

That could be a solution!! Thank you 😁

@@gerdhemminger2560 thank you! Stay tuned for more 😎

you're welcome!