Rhino: Twinmotion Workflow

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01 Introduction

001 Elevate your Rhino designs with Twinmotion.mp4

01:25

02 Introduction to Twinmotion

001 What is Twinmotion .mp4

03:01

002 Who is Twinmotion for .mp4

01:49

03 Getting Started

001 Navigation.mp4

04:58

002 Gizmo.mp4

03:39

003 Resources.mp4

04:24

004 Backgrounds.mp4

06:08

04 Sync Your Rhino File

001 Sync your Rhino file.mp4

05:40

002 Add materials.mp4

03:47

003 Add furniture.mp4

04:52

05 Environment

001 Environments.mp4

06:20

002 Add vegetation.mp4

07:44

003 Swap objects.mp4

03:36

004 Vegetation tools.mp4

05:02

06 Weather

001 Weather functions.mp4

03:35

002 Nighttime renders.mp4

05:44

003 Reflections and haze.mp4

06:13

07 Exporting

001 Exporting.mp4

04:09

002 Video.mp4

07:09

003 Presenter tool.mp4

05:33

08 Conclusion

001 Explore other uses for Twinmotion.mp4

00:40

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Twinmotion is a real-time visualization tool for the AEC and product design world that enables photorealistic real-time renders for a variety of platforms. In this course Jonathan Racek shows the workflow between Twinmotion and Rhino. Jonathan begins by explaining what Twinmotion is, how to navigate it, and how to operate the Gizmo, an essential tool for manipulating geometry in Twinmotion. He steps through how to prepare your Rhino file to sync successfully into a Twinmotion project. Once the file is imported, Jonathan shows you additional ways of importing geometry into your Twinmotion file, as well as how to add vegetation, swap objects, use the basic weather functions, and more. He goes over how to export rendered images and videos, then concludes with an explanation of the presenter tool, which gives you a convenient way to share your work with a client.

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