Lumion Tutorial: Creating and Customizing Photorealistic Materials @Learn-archViz
Lumion Tutorial: Creating and Customizing Photorealistic Materials  @Learn-archViz
Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
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This is one lecture for a larger course, Lumion: Photorealistic Renderings in 3 Hrs. Learn more about the course by clicking the link above. It is all about using Lumion in architectural visualization to easily generate photorealism with a very small learning curve.

In this particular lecture, the instructor walks us through creating a custom material, and some of the more advanced settings associated with the material editor in Lumion. You will see how easily you can create photorealistic effects in Lumion. Lumion is using professional maps from poliigon.com and a PBR workflow to create materials that are very easily adjusted, and photorealistic.

*The model itself comes with the course. It is a modern building built in SketchUp and then live linked to Lumion. The model will be available for download with the course.

Software Used:
SketchUp
Lumion 9
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