| Published | 2022-01-12 |
| Platform | Udemy |
| Rating | 4.82 |
| Number of Reviews | 5 |
| Number of Students | 42 |
| Price | $34.99 |
| Subjects |
3D Architectural Presentation on Twinmotion
Twinmotion is one of the most used softwares for 3D animation in videos, rendered images, panorama and virtual reality. In this course we go directly to the point for architects, using this powerful software to make 3D architectural presentations.
You'll learn with the AGA studio experience, starting with the interface and basic commands. We proceed showing some tips and tricks, insertion of people, vegetation, vehicles, light effects, among other tools to create realistic 3D presentations.
See how easily to produce images, panoramas, standard VR or 360° and high-quality images in seconds! For professional architecture, construction, urban planning and landscaping, Twinmotion combines an intuitive icon-driven interface with the power of the Unreal Engine.
Check out the class schedule:
Section 1 | Introduction
1. Introduction and Twinmotion 2022 News
2. Classes Schedule
3. Downloading Twinmotion
Section 2 | Interface, Navigation, and Get Started
4. Interface
5. Navigation
6. Preparing the 3D File
7. Preparing the 3D File
Section 3 | Materials
8. Materials Application – Part 1
9. Materials Application – Part 2
10. House Materials
Section 4 | Landscape and Vegetation
11. Landscape Tools
12. Inserting Vegetation – Part 1
13. Inserting Vegetation – Part 2
Section 5 | Furniture and Library
14. Furniture
15. Libraries and Objects
Section 6 | Lighting, People, Vehicles
16. Lighting
17. People and Vehicles
18. Tools and Objects
Section 7 | Urban Context and Paths
19. Urban Context
20. Paths
Section 8 | Rendering
21. Path Tracer
22. Creating Images
23. Panorama
24. Videos
25. Virtual Reality
Section 9 | Bonus
26. Bonus Class
- It's the student's responsibility to have the software installed on its computer. Udemy or AGA, do not provide softwares for their students.
- The classes were developed on Twinmotion 2022. It's recommended to use the same version or a newer one to be able of opening the resource files.