https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US

Twinmotion will be a paid-for product in November 2019. Until then, download it for free as an early adopter and keep it for free forever.



Works fine!
Here with an old SKP! (so any Moi3D file can work except Nurbs of course!)
If you want Bim (for free Briscad Shape or PConPlanner)ArchiCad Revit just load a plugin!

Crazzy!
image 2 - 5 seconds without any tutorial

Reload SketchUp, moi3D (obj, fbx) etc...

Import perfectly Moi Colors in OBJ format!

Hey Frenchy, can you tell us briefly what the aim of that software is? Is it vehicle simulation?

It's principally for architecture visualisation in movement...and the big point is an very easy ergonomic UI for make it!
No need to be a veteran of 3D! :)

https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/faq?active=twinmotion

Of course you can use it for any 3D presentation of any thing!



Yes a very powerful system but collisions are disabled at this level of menu! ;)

Management of animated personnages is totally crazzy!

Any of each can have behavior of any other one!

If it's very easy to put a material even animated on any volume(s)



It's another mystery for change the Background even the method is here!

Minute 0.57 second video! Sorry in French... but here the translation ;)

The key is to use a textured dome for create a "context"

Step 1 - Load textured examples created by Jesus Carbajal

Step 2 - Save them inside user Library of Twinmotion

Step 3 - Launch TwinMotion. Domes are organized bottom of the user Library.
drag & drop them to the scene

Step 4 - Select the Dome's texture with the ink-dropper. Like this you open the dock of the materials parameters where you can adjust the texture's position.

Use these domes as example, for create your own environement, you can replace the texture by another 360° images.

PS Not sure you can with these free version.

You can find the doms here https://archicadvn.blogspot.com/2018/12/tips-for-twinmotion-2019.html

But where is the User Library folder on computer inside this TwinMotion version for input these files ...that's the mystery! :)
And make our own tmi another one! :-P

Maybe also try with the Library/ Volume/ Sphere Reflexion Probe...





Improbability :) ( Moi forms, objects Twin)

Solution of the localisation Path for the Domes files tmi above so you put them inside!
"C:\Users\your_user_name\Documents\Twinmotion2019\UserLibrary"

Thx Tenrev https://www.biblio3d.com/t12331-twinmotion-a-la-recherche-du-fond-perdu#149154
at the Forum Biblio3D https://www.biblio3d.com

Stay the problem : how generate new landscapes 360° like the domes above?

I have found the trick for made our own "Texture 360°" !

From this image (or any image of anything) here mine MagicaVoxel image! :)



You obtain that! :) (you must make some rotate because here we are just on the seam ! : )
So Ink-Drpper/ Scale / Offset for have it on the back! :)


Vegetable Menu / Materials Menu
- Take any texture - Clic "Color Plus" to get the Texture Menu
- Apply this texture to the dome! (Drag & Drop)
- Click on "Texture" word - load any image
- [b]Right Click[/b] on the Control Globe that contains the new Texture / Add to User Library
The [b]native texture[/b] is obviously not destroyed!

You get your own personalized "Texture Dome"! The famous".tmi" file!

Jurassico-gauguinesque landscape!

Yes all is possible! :)

Gestion of fog particles is terrific!

That is surrelely the more easy and funny render for Moi 3D and you can use it commercially!

""You can use Twinmotion to create stunning visualizations for any purpose—whether you’re a professional working in a commercial environment, a hobbyist working on a personal project, or a student or educator getting to grips with real-time design visualization.""

Don't forget to load it! :)

Huge library of material, vegetation etc...

A young boy or girl can use it because its User Interface is so easy!

No time to use it now due the ELEPHANT repository but 30 seconds from time to time for the fun! :)
From a moi Object (this one is render by simlab composer i don't refind the 3dm)





thx James for the node!



from a Moi's node



From a sketchUp object by Joe

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