Hyperlight (extra overlay of photorealism)Ĭreating a folder and exporting the model (37:57) Reflection planes and speed ray reflectionsĬlouds (position, speed, master cloud amount, direction, etc.)ĭepth of field (including the ability to blur the foreground or background)Īnalog Color Lab (like an Instagram effect) Lumion allows you to pre-process, rather than post-process, images of your model. Mike recommends including a tree or other object in the foreground when taking snapshots.

You can then merge those two models into one.ģ3:50 – 37:56: Setting Up Camera Views in Photo Mode (Photo Studio)

Merge Models allows you to have one person work on one aspect of the design (the planting, for example) while another works on another. Using the Merge Models feature (to split up parts of the design) (31:50) It’s a good idea to build a material library if you find yourself using the same materials over and over. Turning off the moving ocean helped smooth things out.īringing in a plant (fern), giving it the proper position, and assigning it a component (28:40)īuilding a material library (material set) (31:40) In this case, the ocean was causing some jumpiness. Note: Having dynamic elements, such as the moving ocean in this example, can interfere with the model’s overall performance. Importing and placing a tree using nodes (25:43) Switching over to a “render-ready” model in Lumion (23:56) Reloading components with a “proxy” (21:17) Using Node Placement in to swap out SketchUp elements for Lumion elements, such as trees (19:05) For now, Mike is presenting the Nodes technique as an alternative/workaround. Lumion doesn’t have a component-swapping capability as of the time of this webinar. Replacing SketchUp trees with Lumion trees and reloading the model (17:33)Īdding environmental elements, such as ocean (17:50)ġ9:05 – 33:49: Swapping Out Components Using Nodes Using trees from the Lumion Nature Library (15:30) Placing the model at a known point (example: 0,5,0) (8:25)Ĭhanging SketchUp materials into Lumion materials Setting Up Camera Views in Photo Mode (Photo Studio)Īdjusting cloud cover and daylight in Lumion (6:30) You can also search for content on this page using the FIND command in your browser (CTRL + F in Windows, Command + F in Mac OS.) Note: The following catalog of content covered in this webinar is time stamped to allow you to follow along or skip to sections of the video that are relevant to your questions.

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