Hey Matthew! This is made in a older version of Twinmotion. They changed the lumens values in the newer versions. So best to decrease the numbers from the tutorial. 👍

Hey Zaid! That's correct, in the newer Twinmotions they lowerd the lighting values. This tutorial is made for V19. Just play aroud with the values. I use between 0-300 nowadays! :)

@@arnevankeer4351 ok great. Thanks a lot. Will try.

Hey Neil! Thank you for the kind words, maby this tutorial is a bit outdated with the lighting values but still gives a great idea of my workflow! Thanks again! 😃

@@arnevankeer4351 Just read your reply. It makes sense now as Lighting values of obviously changed. Many thanks Arne.

Maby you can lower the shadow distance? Lowering the value makes the shadows sharper. If you work with default sunlight this can make a differance. If you work with area lights you will need to turn shadows on to get the best results. Or if you work with the new PT it will create much better shadows but you will need a good graphics card to be able to run PT on directX12. 😃

Thank you Venkanna!

Hi Venkanna! Wich render settings do you need? Most of them are visible in the video! 😃

Thank you DA R, might be a bit outdated but still gets you going with Twinmotion interiors without PT 🙂

These are all standard Twinmotion materials from the library. Only changed up the colors and scale. 😃

@@arnevankeer4351 thank you , loved the video , maybe the same tutorial but with other things would be great

@@arnevankeer4351 hey! my twinmotion just crashed and lost everything, the new update lost my work!😢 i was wondering if you knew how to contact twiinmotion or smthg . it was my last term project!

Hehe thank you Nicolas! Yes these are outdated! Trying to find more time again to make new video's 😊

@@arnevankeer4351 thankssss

You can look at it two ways. I myself have been working with the new path tracer for the last few days. Very nice experience, just a longer process especially for video. Therefore, this technique is still fine, render times are a lot shorter, especially useful for professional use. I just think of all the work hours that can be saved. I am also fascinated by the new results you can achieve with Twinmotion! I still like both techniques! Hopefully I can release some new videos soon! What do you think? 😃

@@arnevankeer4351 Thanks for the reply. New videos on interior rendering are always appreciated by me 🙂

These are pretty standard. I usually only adjust it very slightly or not at all and adjust everything with area lighting or other types of light. For me, you can quickly get too much exposure and not enough shadow or contrast. In this scene Exposure is set at 0 and ambient also at 0. 👌

Hey! It's just a normal computer mouse. I use my 'wasd' keys together with the mouse to have a smooth movement. Or you can use the arrow keys to. So while walking forward using the 'w' you can look left and right with the mouse. And let's say you want to go left you just look to the left and press the 'w' key again and you go to the left. 👍 Hope this helps you out!

Hey Xavi! No sorry I don't have one but the official Twinmotion channel has a detailed video about lighting. 👌

@@arnevankeer4351 thanks, i will see then. love your work. 👍

@@franciscoxpnobrega Thank you!! going to upload new content soon! ✌

Hey Wayne these are from a sketchup model. If you look up coffee house you will find it! 👍

You can use many. This was from a 3DS max file converted to fbx. But you can use so many like archicad, sketchup, you name it! :-)

Thanks bro! ✌

Hehe Thank you Arch! 👌👌

@@arnevankeer4351 nope! THANK YOU! I am going back to Twinmotion , Blender is super Realistic but twinmotion is still undeniably faster! I got a deadline this video is a big help!

@@archcast5550 Yeah! If you want real ultra realism you need to go to blender, 3DSmax with corona,... But I also love the speed of Twinmotion. Also with one button you can see in realtime the changes you've made. Thanks again! 👌

Decals make Twinmotion great ✌

Thank you Melo! 😊

Hey Matt! The translucent material is a custom texture with the oppacity set at let’s say 50% with photoshop. Then imported back inside Twinmotion with the oppacity set to ‘on’. There are 2 versions of the model one for the old lighting system like the tutorial with high intensity and one for the new 2021 version. So they work on both versions! 😃

Hello Aditya! Most of the models are from 3ds max. All the texturing is done in Twinmotion itself. With twn materials and custom textures What problem are you having?

You can use many this scene was made with 3DS max converted in to .fbx :-)