Immediately set up a live, real-time visualization between SketchUp and Lumion. You will need Lumion 8.3 (or above) and SketchUp 2017 (or above). The Lumion LiveSync for SketchUp plug-in allows you to model your SketchUp design in a beautiful environment that’s so realistic, it’s like you’re pushing and pulling real-life buildings into shape. SKP file ( File -> Save as -> SketchUp 2015 format)ģ. SKP file ( File -> Save as -> SketchUp 2016 format) SKP file ( File -> Save as -> SketchUp 2017 format) LS for future rendering or development.Import. Continue working on and modifying your project even after you turn off LiveSync, and easily save the file as an. When establishing the LiveSync connection, Lumion will automatically import your Revit model.
Turn it on and immediately adopt the Revit camera perspective, making your work easier, faster and more enjoyable. LiveSync now enables live point-of-view synchronization. As you continue to develop the design, you can tweak the materials exactly to your liking and then save your material layouts for future rendering.
Instantly breathe life into your synced Revit model by applying any of Lumion’s 1000+ high-definition materials in the Lumion editor.
Beautiful materials make the design 'pop', while photo-realistic lighting suddenly heightens your sense of environment, realism and depth. Change the Revit model’s shape and you’ll see these changes taking place, in real-time, in Lumion’s breathtaking, lifelike environment.Īs you continue modeling in Revit, you can simultaneously view your project in Lumion surrounded by an immersive, fully featured landscape (mountains, water, grass). Immediately set up a live, real-time visualization between Revit and Lumion. You will need Lumion 8.3 (or newer) and Revit 2015 (or newer). Now, you can view and change your Revit model in real-time in Lumion, as well as export a Collada (.DAE) file from Revit and import (or re-import) it seamlessly into Lumion. The Lumion LiveSync for Revit plug-in includes two features - LiveSync and a Collada (.DAE) exporter.
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