Learn Lumion-Intermediate Level to Advance Level

Explore exterior rendering in Lumion, building a photorealistic day and night scene using two point perspective, real skies, sunset settings, sun positioning, and brightness controls.

Enhance exterior Lumion renders by tuning shadows, omni shadow, shadow correction, soft and sharp variants, and boosting realism with skylight, hyper light, and reflections via planar and reflection planes.

Adjust color correction and layer visibility in Lumion, tuning temperature, vibrance, brightness, and contrast while managing layers and lights for realistic exterior day scenes with real sky.

Master exterior night scene rendering in Lumion by saving and loading effect lists, activating nighttime lighting, and using keyframe animation to synchronize sky, lighting, and exposure.

Learn how to render interior day scenes in Lumion using two point perspective, real sky with morning sun, reflection control, soft shadows, and global illumination for photorealistic results.

Explore interior night scene rendering in Lumion, mastering spotlight and omnidirectional lighting, area lights, real skies, and shadow control to create realistic night interiors.

Discover the facing option in Lumion 11 and BIM workflows by importing collada files from SketchUp or Revit, exporting 3D models, and aligning pivots for animated phasing.

Learn Lumion phasing animations, align imported models, apply materials, and create a 17-second movie using four animation types (pop in, sky drop, ground rise, implode) with ease in and stagger.

Create a realistic Lumion landscape by layering ground textures, applying soil materials, adding 3d grass, plants, rocks, and weeds, and tuning lighting with an overcast sky and light precipitation.

Animate a moving car in a nighttime Lumion exterior with spotlights and volumetric lighting, grouping lights to move with the vehicle and achieve realistic emissive car lighting.

Learn to create mirror and stainless steel materials in Lumion by applying reflection control and adjusting reflectivity and gloss; import SketchUp models and use colorization with C9 C9.