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#Lumion 7.3 how to
#Lumion 7.3 install
#Lumion 7.3 update
#Lumion 7.3 code

CREATE NEW MANAGER API Using the default api seems to cause fop2 to stop responding on occasion so we must create a new one.

#Lumion 7.3 code

If you would like to build on the code provided, here's an overview of the functions (despite the webserver) In many cases the asterisk version will be empty but we do it this way just in case it's not. It is interesting to note that Lumion materials are essentially ‘disabled’ for LiveSync Revit objects.Carrelage arrondi Bear in mind that the connection between SF-FreePBX and Asterisk is plaintext, so binding the AMI users to a specific machine, tunneling the traffic or running SF-FreePBX on the Asterisk-Server is recommended. You can work independently in Revit or Lumion, and then at any time restart LiveSync to updated the model in Lumion with the changes from Revit. This means that using a Revit model in a consistent location will allow easy updating of the Lumion model. I then used a Revit model in the correct location, and Lumion immediately updated the import Because I had used ‘Save As’ on that Revit model and put it somewhere different, the link was broken.

for some reason, it didn’t update… until I realised that the LiveSync model uses the File Name and Path to determine which model it came from.

then, I opened Revit with the appropriate Revit model.

opened a scene that included a LiveSync model.

How smart is this connection? To test it out, I did this: So, later, you can open Lumion and do some scene development work without using Revit. It does actually save the embedded LiveSync object. Check it out here:įurther, this new Exporter provides a much tighter integration between Revit materials and Lumion materials:Īfter you have completed an editing and model building session with LiveSync, what happens next? Well, you can close Revit and Lumion, and Lumion will prompt you to save.

#Lumion 7.3 how to

I have created a short video that describes how to get up and running with Lumion 7.3 and LiveSync for Revit.

you can use terrain tools in Lumion to merge in with your Revit topography.

delete an object in Revit and it disappears from Lumion immediately.

#Lumion 7.3 update

you can edit Revit materials, and they will update in Lumion.

you can add new objects to Revit, and they will show up in Lumion.

you can move objects in Revit, and they immediately move in Lumion.

Here is a list of some things that work really nicely: However, we really want to focus on LiveSync. And of course, you can start building your Lumion scene by adding content from the immense library. You can immediately start navigating in this rendered environment. Seriously, it is really fast! This workflow is so much quicker than an export – import method, and will be familiar to users some of the other popular realtime visualisation solutions out there. In just a few seconds, it launches showing your Revit model.

Then, simply go to the Lumion ribbon and press the ‘Play’ button.

#Lumion 7.3 install

To get started, install a trial of Lumion 7.3, and install the Lumion plugin 2.01 for Revit. But that is no longer the case! Now, Lumion offers a Live Link to the Revit model, meaning that work does not have be done over and over again. However, it may still have suffered a little from the ‘endpoint syndrome’ described above. It is a incredibly powerful tool for Architects to present and share designs. I have written about Lumion a few times before. Or, what if you want to take the nice material from Photoshop and bring it back to Revit? That can be a real pain. But, what if you change the model? Well, you have to go through multiple steps just to update things. That image might go into Photoshop where additional Entourage and effects are added.

Then, you will do some work, modify materials, tweak some lighting perhaps, and then render an image. One common scenario is that you might export a Revit model to some 3D editing and animation software, perhaps like 3dsMax. BIM is supposed to make things easier and more efficient, right? Then why do we often have to re-do work in different platforms, simply to get the result we want? Surely, we can do better… especially when it comes to high quality rendering and presentation workflows.