Twinmotion lighting?
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Hi, a question for any Twinmotion guys here. I am learning Twinmotion but have placed the lights and render. The render also shows the lighting and lighting gizmo and I cand seem to get rid of them. Could somebody let me know what I am doing wrong?
Cheers

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OK, I got it, a preview is a preview......Duh

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It's not the render, it's the space work!

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Thanks pilou. But I just found simply pressing "G" will turn the Gizmos off/on
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Excellent !


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I thought I would pose the quetion here rather than starting a new thread as I assume twinmotion users are filtered in. Have been playing with twinmotion for a couple of days now and finding my way around it OK. Has anyone else had issues with navigation within a scene? I stuggle with it. I have set the mouse navigation to SU but find navigation a fight. Seems to be missing an SU "Pan' funtcion to me. I hane in the past used Blender, Archicad, 3d Max and have had no issue transitioning between them. I am aware of the shortcuts but they seem to miss the pan funcion for me. Any tips or anyone else having the same issue?
Cheers
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OK, Shift plus push middle wheel

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cool lighting

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Thanks mate great video and so much funcionality in the program:thumb: The program does have its fair share of issues though, mostly around the user interface. I have been playing around for about an hour trying to control DOF. I have someting about 1m from the camera to be in fucus and I want someting about 6m away to be in focus. one hour later I am no wiser. How about the user interface gives me a distance and an aperture size like most other renderers I have used

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