Follow along and try implementing the following tips into your own 3D rendering projects.VegetationLooking for one of the fastest and most effective ways to infuse life into your design? Start with the vegetation and the vast, biodiverse collection in Lumion’s built-in library of high-quality nature and fine-detail nature objects. Lumion makes the process of adding life feel like a natural part of your workflow.In this section, we’re going to explore six different ways to fill your renders with life in Lumion. It guides you as you express the detailed, lifelike vision of your design in its future (or imagined) location. A reality that’s vivid and full of emotion.In this article, you’ll discover a few examples of Lumion renders that beautifully depict what it means for a 3D rendering to look ‘alive.’ We’ll also look under the hood of a few renders from Lumion users and take a closer look at the specific details that fill a render with life.How to breathe life into renderingLumion breathes life into rendering - both the process and the result. It takes a technical-looking design and transports it to a real-life situation, a moment in time with all of its flaws, chaos and unpredictability. It’s the energy of a busy public building with its never-ending flow of interesting and unique people, and it’s the feeling of a warm and cozy evening indoors while heavy rains batter the windows.Lumion places architectural design into this nuanced context of living, from vegetation to texture, from lighting to people.
How to place designs in their real-life context - Lumion 3D Rendering Software SolutionsSolutionsProductProductResourcesResourcesAboutAboutMy accountMy accountTry LumionTry LumionSolutionsSolutionsProductProductResourcesResourcesAboutAboutMy accountMy accountTry LumionTry LumionHow to place designs in their real-life contextBackBackGuidesAn untidy bed on a sunny morning, a lively street in a big city, or a peaceful gateaway - you can render it allFeb 14, 2021Lazy sunny morning, rendered in Lumion by Gui Felix (project by Marcio Kogan of MK27).There is an entire life within every sceneIt’s the way the leaves of a tree move with the wind or the pair of boots at the end of a long trail of muddy footprints.
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