Des 368 Posted January 29 (edited) This is my first project using FormZ to Twinmotion. It was done on an iMac 2020 with 4GB of video ram, so if I get a machine with a bigger & better video card I should get better quality. Sorry the buildings (boxes) are not architecturally award winning..😁 BaldonnellUnitCDE-low Edited January 29 by Des 5 graham_g, ZTEK, fzadmin and 2 others reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
johnalexander1571 61 Posted January 29 Nice Des! Thanks for sharing your Twinmotion project, it is great to learn from others to put in the mental bank in case needed. As far as the boxes, here in Columbus, Ohio, just about everything looks like that! John A Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Des 368 Posted January 30 Thanks John! I was actually quite pleased with how easy it is to bring the FormZ model into TM. I exported the model in parts to make it easier when there were design changes. For example, I had layer groups in Fz for each building, the site, street lighting etc. So when I had to make a change to a building I just exported it to overwrite the asset and refreshed the import which means the rest of the model stays as it was in TM. Also I had used Maxwell for the stills but when I needed to go to TM I obviously had to place the trees again so I created a layer in Fz with small cubes where the trees were (Maxwell mxs references) and exported that into TM. Then I could place the trees in their proper places and turn off the tree placement cubes later. Here are a couple of the Maxwell stills.. 4 pipo, ZTEK, Jaakko and 1 other reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jaakko 87 Posted January 30 Des, thanks for sharing your project and tips. Looks really good. I have installed TM. Really hoping to have time to do my first projects with it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
pkcn 27 Posted February 1 Thank you Des for sharing this. The difference beetween TM and MX is very interesting. For smaller project, where details are important, still images are useless in TM. But for large scale project and video TM is a good choice. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Des 368 Posted February 1 Thanks for your comments guys. I'm working on another job at the moment. It's a small minimalist house surrounded with trees so I'll post that as well once I've finished. I think TM excels with the built in entourage libraries. 1 ¢hris £und reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
