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Twinmotion: Fast architectural visualization

Twinmotion: Fast architectural visualization

YT 2019-07-22 10:30 tutorial  > Unreal Engine  > modeling

Learn how to take advantage of Twinmotion’s fast, easy workflow for architectural visualization. 

About video:

  • In this webinar, Daryl Obert from Epic Games introduces Twinmotion and discusses how it fits into a workflow for fast real-time architectural, construction, urban planning, and landscaping visualization.
  • Twinmotion Product Specialist Martin Krasemann reviews the types of projects that the software is best suited for, and presents a deep dive into some of the features that will get you the most from Twinmotion.
  • Watch this webinar replay to learn how to create high-quality images, panoramas, and standard or 360° VR videos in seconds with Twinmotion

 

 

 

Twinmotion is an architectural visualization software based on Unreal Engine. You can view and edit your scene in real time at the same high quality as the final rendering. Twinmotion features real-time radiosity, and includes over 600 PBR materials that react to your environment. You can create simple images, panoramas, standard and immersive 360° videos, and self-executable BIMmotion files in seconds—all from the same Twinmotion scene. And with support for all of the most popular VR headsets, Twinmotion can take you from BIM to VR in seconds.

 

 

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