Only a pleasure, glad you enjoyed it! 🙂

No problem, glad it helped!

You're very welcome, thank you for the feedback!

Hi, Yes it does. "Copy" arrays will produce a larger file size than the "instance" method. It isn't that noticeable with a few objects, but the larger your file becomes and the more you copy, it will start to compound.

Hi! Thanks very much for the input as well as the subscription, I hope you find the channel helpful :) Good suggestions to bring up, thank you! In this case, there was only a diffused texture map, but that does bring up an interesting point... Now days there are so many different formats and download options, even for texture files. If a texture is downloaded with 3 maps (Roughness, diffused and normal), make sure to use them all to get the best results :) See you in the next one!

Thank you, glad it was clear! If you open your door for a second, it'll be gone :)

Thanks very much, I hope it was useful!

Thanks very much, glad you are finding the videos helpful! I use infraworks because of how quick and easy it is to produce the context and surroundings. I'm often not too concerned with the accuracy of the contour's or landscape, because that isn't the focal point of the images or videos we produce. Perhaps something like Civil 3D might be the best to insert contours? The best context would probably come from an HDR or physical photo that you have taken yourself. As for the coordinate system, Twinmotion just has a "Local" and "World" coordinate system. How they link to softwares like Revit or infra I'm not quite sure. I usually export all my models from the various softwares, then position them correctly in Twinmotion. After that I make sure to set my location on the map for accurate solar representations, and set my north direction to further increase accuracy of shadows. Hope this helps!

Hi there, The choice here impacts performance substantially the more items you array. Use the "Instance" method wherever you can.

Hi there, Yes I do mention a similar topic in the video at the 5:08 minute mark. Switching off the ability to select links achieves the same result that you are describing.

@@ModenaTechnologies ah nice thank you again

You're welcome! It is great to see that there is some local content for these images for sure.

Hi, yes you can add Global Parameters to a Revit template. Inclusive of values and formulas if required.

Hi Divan, We are glad to hear that the video was helpful! See you in the next one.

Hi there, This is not as easy and really depends on what type of family you are using and what issue you are trying to solve. Revit is set up in such a way that most families can only be rotated along Z-Axis (At least reference-based families). So the columns above cannot be rotated either along the X or Y Axis as they are reference based. Unfortunately there is no single, simple answer to this question.

Such a pleasure, we are glad you enjoyed it! 🙂

Absolute pleasure Chris! We are glad you found it helpful. If you haven't seen it already, our latest video takes you through some of the basics of Twinmotion after the file has been imported. kzbin.infohx84i33RIXM?feature=share