Have you ever found, once you activate the command, that you see the backdrop away from the 3D project imported into Twinmotion? In this short Q&A video I show you how to fix this problem with a handful of clicks.
Ensuring that the 3D model is as close as possible to the axis origin before rendering with Twinmotion is critically important for several reasons.
First, placing the model close to the origin makes it easier to manage and manipulate the design.
This reduces the risk of errors due to extreme coordinates that can cause problems during rendering.
In addition, keeping the model at the origin optimizes the performance of the software, making the rendering process more efficient and faster.
This is especially relevant for complex or large models, where a location far from the origin could result in significantly longer loading and rendering times.
In addition, working close to the origin ensures more accurate placement and movement of objects, providing better visual and structural consistency.
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| CHAPTERS |
00:00 Introduction
00:16 Identify the problem
00:30 Solution in 3D
00:44 Update 3D in Twinmotion
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By: Phong Vo
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