From what i heard was that it was in house software for an architectural company and they were developing it. Now abvent is developing it and its coming out good. one thing i don't like is their forums are Dead.

and this a video from twinmotion thailand. i just love it. its great to see this result.

Agreed its the best out there for animation. they have so many good features that no one has and what i love about it is its interface not complicated and give you so many advance features

Here is a new trailer for twinmotion 2016

i love the new features speically point cloud and the new landscape painting system and the google earth integration.. and twinmotion people are very nice to unlike its competitor lumion staff that will come at you like you have stolen something or done something wrong if you i asked any question and you don't have a license.
PS i don't know if this is the right forum to post it.

great videos loved them, but can i ask why didn't somebody recorded vray 3 presentation? prohibited or any other reason xD

you need to adjust the floor scale, too big i think

Thank you so much, now let me youtube some tutorials about sketchy physics, i hope its easy

hello can any body tell me is there any way i can save the collision scene and render it in vray?
i tried in MSphysics, a simple wall collision with sphere, but when i click on sketchup arrow it restore itself to the original form, so is there anyway to save that collision moment as scene and render afterwards?

is there any tutorial available?

this is beautiful? which software you used for rendering

thank you pilou

Here is my latest project, its a small studio apartment.
Modeled in Sketchup, rendered in Vray and a little bit of Post Pro In Photoshop.
hope you like it.
comments and critics are welcomed.

PS the celling is there just for the file i cant change the original celling already built

sketchup 2014
vray 2
photoshop

this is current project am working on a single bed apartment.
am stucked with vray sun, when i used HDRI the lighting seems so difficult and i can not achieve the brightness and the shadows like i want to, but when i use vray SUN the sun turned into white background so i add a background in sketchup.
1st image is raw render from vray and second image is edited, and i think i might have over do the editing. also i forgot to increase the subdiv of that black table
suggestion critics?

there are few methods. simplest is this one.

right click on your texture surface( curve or mesh type that is not perfect ) texture>projected> and then select all and apply.

i do smoke 2 packs a day marlboro HArd, and i cant find any e cig here , and i quit when i visit my home like for 4 5 days and i dont even wana smoke there but when am back

The original raw render was with out tall grass, i overlay the previous render with this one and get this result

I adjust the textures and grass. here is re render.. comments and criticism are welcome.

beautiful

@rich o brien said:

I would recommend adding variation to the orientation and size of the vegetation.

The groundcover textures needs to be larger res and not as noticably tiled.

Maybe adjust the image cropping to respect the rule of thirds? For some reason my eye ends up looking at the grass in the foreground or the hill in the background. The house is not taking precedence.

I like the concept though.

Thanks for the tips brien, will surely change the texture and plants. and i scale down the house thats why.. am gona use wood texture next instead of white color. lets see