The Escalator, rendered in Lumion 9.3 in under 30 seconds No formal training required, and after just 15 minutes, you can learn to create beautiful images, videos, and 360 panoramas. As speedy, stress-free 3D rendering software for architects, Lumion empowers architects to render 3D models and create emotionally charged still images with living environments packed with emotion.Īfter importing your 3D model, Lumion instantly breathes life into your designs with realistic trees, stylish effects, and thousands of objects and materials from its content library. Full tutorial here.Feel the space of exteriors, interiors, and landscape designs with Lumion. Once your panorama has successfully rendered, upload the image to /panos.The process for uploading the equirectangular image is the same as the GearVR format cubemap. If you prefer to render an equirectangular image rather than a cubemap, you can do so by selecting "Generic VR Device" as the target device. Click the "Start Rendering" button on the bottom right to start rendering your files and save them to your computer.
If you want to make sure that the viewpoints you've set are correct, you can use the "Draft" quality for a faster render, otherwise make sure that the quality is set to "Production". This setting will work with Scope, regardless of which viewer you are actually using. In the "Panorama Settings" screen the will display, ensure that "Stereoscopic" is toggled to "On" and that the "Target Device" is set as GearVR / Oculus.Once you've set up all of the viewpoints that you'd like to render, select the "VR Panorama" button on the right side of the screen.Choose the viewpoint you'd like the panorama to be rendered from using the viewer in the top right, and then "set" that viewpoint using the camera icon above the filmstrip at the bottom of your screen.Set up your scene in Lumion and select the "Panorama" function from the menu in the bottom right.
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