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Lumion3D Best Practices

Lumion3D Best Practices

By : Ciro Cardoso
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Lumion3D Best Practices

Lumion3D Best Practices

By: Ciro Cardoso
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Overview of this book

This book is designed for advanced Lumion users who wish to apply these techniques to their own projects. The reader should be familiar with modeling knowledge and have at least a basic knowledge of a graphics editing program, such as Photoshop or Gimp.
Table of Contents (11 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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Reader feedback
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Customer support
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1. Getting Ready with Lumion 3D
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1. Getting Ready with Lumion 3D
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An introduction to Lumion for beginners
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Keep your project organized!
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The importance of materials
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A quick overview of Lumion
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Summary
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2. Importing and Handling 3D Models
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2. Importing and Handling 3D Models
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Importing 3D models
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Common problems and their solutions
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How to place 3D models in Lumion
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Controlling the 3D models
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Using filters to select different categories
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Handling and importing large scenes
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Updating 3D models in Lumion
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Summary
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3. Creating an Interior Scene with Lumion
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3. Creating an Interior Scene with Lumion
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Checking and refining the 3D model
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A quick overview – Lumion's native 3D models
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Populating the scene with 3D models
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A quick overview – Lumion's physically based materials
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Working with lights for interior scenes
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Summary
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4. Creating an Exterior Scene with Lumion
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4. Creating an Exterior Scene with Lumion
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Planning your scene
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The Import, Export, and Merge scene features
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Quick overview – the Landscape menu
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Landscape types
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Working with imported terrains
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Scattering elements with the Grass menu
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Choosing the landscape with the Paint menu
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Summary
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5. Working with Physically Based Materials
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5. Working with Physically Based Materials
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Materials, and why they are essential
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A quick overview of Lumion's materials
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Working with materials in Lumion – three options
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Custom materials for Lumion
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Creating seamless textures
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Creating reflection and glossiness maps
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Summary
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6. Animation Techniques in Lumion
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6. Animation Techniques in Lumion
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Planning your scene
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A quick overview of Lumion's Movie mode
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How to import animations
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Controlling imported animations
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Simple animations with the Move effect
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Curved paths with the Advanced move effect
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Making good use of the Mass move effect
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7. Producing a Still Image with Lumion
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7. Producing a Still Image with Lumion
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A quick overview–the Photo mode
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Photo and movie effects
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8. Producing a Movie with Lumion
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8. Producing a Movie with Lumion
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A quick overview – the Movie mode
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Composition–a useful tool
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Adding realism with Lumion's effects
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Extra detail with sound effects
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Creating a presentation with Titles
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9. Exporting and Post Production
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9. Exporting and Post Production
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Optimizing before rendering
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The different file formats to export from Lumion
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Rendering using the Movie mode
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What is a render pass?
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Practical ways to use the render passes
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Using Lumion Viewer to present a project
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A quick overview – the Movie mode

The Movie mode allows you three options to create a movie. Two of these options involve importing an image or a video file to create a clip and, in addition, it is possible to apply most of Lumion's available effects to the imported files. These two options are very useful because they eliminate the need for an external movie editor to add an image or another video the client may require. The third option is when you use the Record button to create an animation using the scene you built in Lumion. However, there is more involved than just using the Take Photo button to create the camera path.

Creating efficient camera paths

In Lumion, you create a clip by using camera paths. This process involves defining the initial and end camera position, and Lumion filling the gap between each photo you take.

Tip

For some camera paths where you need accurate control over the camera position, don't forget to use Spacebar + WSAD and QE to get a slow camera speed.

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