the ergonomics of the menus, their placement and accessibility. The ease with which one can quickly create a scene with vegetation and details in real time. This would take much more time with engines like Vray or Corona Render. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The lack of a vegetation library as extensive as other competitors like D5 render and now Chaos cosmos. We must manually add our own assets, which is more tedious and time-consuming. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is very intuitive, learning curve is not very steep. The rendering quality is very good. I always get good, expected results. Please add feature for lighting simulation e.g. false color analysis. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The Path Tracer Rendering is taking too long for an animation to be completed even with a high spec PC, I would like to see some improvement in the rendering in path tracer. I would also like to see some new functionality dedicated to the use of VR headset, e.g. deploy as a lightweight web base VR viewer like shapespark, or a VR app dedicated to view Twinmotion works in Meta and other known VR headset. capability to link other PC to create a CPU/ GPU farm to help on the animation render of large projects. lastly, this is a usual request I get, to have a new function to use drone shot and capability to work with motion capture shots. this will be great game changer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I am using version 2022.2.3 because my computer cannot handle later versions. I appreciate the ease of use, cost and flexibility of Twinmotion. As a 3ds max user I find Twinmotion to be a useful tool - to an extent. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The lighting and camera tools are weak.

1. LIGHTS: Cannot hide lights from reflections - very important, particularly when doing interiors with lots of glass.

2. RENDERING: No ability to render to separate channels/passes.

3. CAMERAS: The camera is not an object that can be manipulated. Very frustrating to have to lock views to make scenes.

4. VIEW-PORT NAVIGATION: The distortion caused during working in the view-port makes precise control very frustrating.

There are more issues, but these are the most important.

Note to Epic Games - PLEASE ADD THESE FEATURES Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I started using Twinmotion in the architectural design department of the company I work for. We needed to replace another software that had become too expensive. I was amazed at the quality of the rendering of light, textures and weather settings. Everything is very user friendly and I have had no problems getting started on my own. The real-time visualisations are a real plus, the back and forth with the modelling software works very well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

At the moment I am very satisfied with this software, although the 3D items and materials library provided is somehow limited Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

About 5 years ago I decided to transition my 3d workflow from Corona to Twinmotion. Even though at the time Twinmotion was visually far behind Corona, its ease of use and interactive possibilities were miles ahead of what 3ds Max offered. Since then Twinmotion has come a long way and reached a level of visual fidelity that is accepted as an industry standard. The development of the software has increasingly accelerated over the past 2 years and with each update it continues to become more powerful while remaining stable and easy to use. Love using Twinmotion in my daily workflow and hope to use it for many years in the future. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Slight inconsistencies between viewport and final render. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Really good, versatile and easy to learn visualization tool, usable both in early, creative stages of design and for final renderings. I use it on daily basis almost since the beginning of early design phase, in tandem with Sketchup, to see the light-and-shadow play and the context. It is very suitable for this with live update from almost any 3d modeling software and with the perspective from pedestrian POV and via FPP game-like interface WSAD + mouse. It allows you to fast test and develop variants and thus make educated decisions during the process. It is very easy to implement into design process thanks to mostly WYSIWYG interface (in opposition to Lumion or Enscape). There are huge libraries of variety of models included in TM. Except of standard built-in and downloadable architectural models and materials there are free Quixel Megascans models, textures and decals and free Sketchfab models and also Adobe Substance materials. For still final renderings I use pathtracing (the best on market in this software segment) and Lumen (for videos) - it is fast and reliable. It is very versatile - from architectural design via product design, automotive to previz for movie / entertainment / advertising industry. I'm architect but TM has tools for these industries incl. specialized materials, tools like LED walls and scene presets. TM is based on Unreal Engine (typically the newest available version). There are two main updates yearly introducing bunch of new functions and few small ones between introducing like one or two new tools and or improvements. Interface is well-thought and easy to learn. It's a solid workhorse which allows you to show what you expected. Supports variety of sources (also via direct link with CAD / BIM /3D modeling software) and which is unique - it also offers export to UE5. It works on PC and Macs (with native support of M1-M4 chips), on Mac computers it offers Lumen as the best available rendering engine. I have good contact with the support. There's also great and supportive community on official FB forum, willing to help and sharing knowledge for free. you should definitely check it as it also presents great results achieved with TM. Im experienced user and teacher of TM and similar software (Lumion, D5, Vray etc.) so I have updated overview of their possibilities and I still prefer to work in TM. Full non-restricted, professional version of TM is offered free of charge for businesses which generate below 1 mln USD and for students which is great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Generally there is only one: Relatively slow pace of development of new functions - but when they arrive they are well-thought. You will find more bells and whistles in D5 and Lumion but - to be fair - they often look better on paper than in real life due to implementation problems. TM tends to use native Unreal Engine possibilities instead of propriety code and this make the development pace slower (new functions have to be introduced in UE firstly). The upside of this approach is that they offer a long-term live and compatibility. Note that TM is GPU based software (hardware rendering) - the stronger is the GPU the faster you will get final rendering. Thus investing in solid GPU is mandatory. Cards from Nvidia RTX 4xxx with minimum 8GB of internal memory are recommended. AMD cards (at least for now -early 2025) should be avoided their raytracing capabilities are poor so they are way slower than Nvidia cards. For Mac users - lack of pathtracing (only Lumen). To be fair this is caused by poor raytracing capabilities of M chips. The rendering times using PT would be counted in hours (instead of minutes on PCs). Long time ago (2019-2022) TM had stability issues but these days are long gone, the software is as stabile as it's competitors. You should check Twinmotion public roadmap webpage to check next planned features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like everything. Twinmotion is just a great tool. It's easy to use and integrate with other solutions, and I try to use it as much as possible in completely unrelated projects. Regular updates are great, as new features are added constantly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The only thing I would dislike is that I'm not an expert at Twinmotion, but that's on me, not them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I love the real time lighting and environmental effects, plus the immediate updates from my ArchiCAD model via DataPort. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Without a doubt, this is the most unstable piece of software that I own. I am on the macOS using ArchiCAD with a M1 Mac Studio CPU. Twinmotion crashes on a regular basis, and always has since its initial release. The features are so seductive that I continue to swear and carry on! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is a great software with a very quick learning curve, which allows you to achieve good results immediately and amazing results with a bit of dedication. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing in particular. From software that is free for small businesses and professionals, with which it is possible to obtain photorealistic images and videos in record time, and that continuously provides improvements, it is not possible to require more. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Great tool, which combines ease of use, good interface, and good final result. The inclusion of lumen in the latest versions was relevant, despite the instability in internal images, but the program always presents updates and evolutions in its platform. I recommend its use for architects and students. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Loses some textures when reopening the file. The lumen for internal images is difficult to adjust, resulting in spots in the final render. Difficult to find hidden objects. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.