Twinmotion news
Twinmotion 2025.1.1 brings bonus new features!
With Twinmotion 2025.1 just behind us, we’ve got some more goodies for you in Twinmotion 2025.1.1. Find out what’s new and download the update today.Production Designer and Art Director Greg Shaw uses Twinmotion for production design
From designing sets to storyboarding ideas, find out how Greg Shaw relies on Twinmotion to quickly explore and share his creative concepts.From Twinmotion to Fortnite: Taking your design into UEFN
You can now take a design from Twinmotion to UE5 and into Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN). Learn about two studios who have already walked the path.Features for film & television
Powered by Unreal Engine, Twinmotion’s intuitive interface, drag-and-drop workflows, and vast asset libraries make its groundbreaking real-time 3D technology easily accessible to anyone on the production team.Your sandbox for creative exploration
From concept art to set design, Twinmotion enables you to easily explore options, flesh out ideas, and refine details—all in fully rendered quality that you can view from any camera angle and lensing. Easily assemble photorealistic interior and exterior environments; dress them with drag-and-drop materials and props, including Quixel Megascans; fill them with animated characters and vehicles.Courtesy of Alex Boudreau O’Dowd
Lights, cameras, action
Easily visualize and experiment with both direct and indirect lighting—including both studio and natural sky lighting, and even otherworldly effects—and see how they work at different times of day, in photorealistic quality with real-time updates. You can also explore and block out camera angles and synchronize them with animated files, with your choice from a range of real-world lenses and filmbacks.A great fit for your pipeline
Directly sync content from SketchUp Pro, 3ds Max, Revit, Rhino, and many more apps, or import data created in DCC apps or scanned from real-world assets with RealityScan in an extensive range of formats. Your Twinmotion project can even go directly into Unreal Engine, where you can add sophisticated animation and effects and work with fully rigged characters, including MetaHumans.Courtesy of Luca Rodolfi
Collaboration and communication
With Twinmotion’s fully interactive environment, it’s easy to share your ideas with other team members and respond to feedback on the fly. You can even make that a fully immersive experience by turning on VR mode. And for remote stakeholders, you can share interactive presentations via a simple URL, viewable from any device, via Twinmotion Cloud. That way, everyone is on the same page.Let’s get started.
Ready to dive in? Check out our free online tutorials and extensive documentation.Tutorials
Getting Started with Twinmotion
This course will give you the basic skills you need to take your first steps with the application. We’ll explain the user interface, show you how to move around your scene, review various methods for importing your data, and demonstrate how to use the industry templates to kickstart your project.Dressing Up Your Scene with Twinmotion
In this course, we'll take a detailed look at the most important tools and libraries in Twinmotion. You’ll learn how to set up materials, paint a forest, and populate your project with people and decals. We’ll also cover using the integrated Quixel Megascans and Sketchfab libraries. Finally, we’ll take a look at how to set up lighting, as well as reviewing some of the Path Tracer settings.Twinmotion for Art Departments
This course offers a comprehensive guide to using Twinmotion as a powerful visualization tool, covering everything from the basics to advanced art direction techniques. We’ll also explore Twinmotion’s integration within the Epic ecosystem, including a look at how you can develop your projects further in Unreal Engine for more sophisticated cinematic and virtual production workflows.Documentation
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