r/Twinmotion

Hello, I'm new to architectural visualization and am in the middle of retraining to become a carpenter. To build up my portfolio, I'm creating SketchUp models of furniture and interior layouts.

I recently designed this bookshelf, which I rendered in Twinmotion; I'm still pretty new to rendering. I used Twinmotion’s Dynamic Sky and path tracing. For the wood, I used a texture from Twinmotion’s base library, which I modified slightly.

What are your thoughts on these renders? Do they look okay to you? What do you think I could change to improve them?

Hi, i've been working on a Project and have some troubles with the lights.

No matter what i seem do, they remain extremely dim.

It doesn't really matter for the interior, as the final render will be an exterior daylight shot, but the highlighted light is meant as a spotlight eluminating the clients name, because it would be covered by shadow otherwise.

Is there any way i can brighten them, besides copy pasting them on top of eachother?

Rendered in Twinmotion 2025.2. No AI, No Post-production. Assets: Megascans, Maxtree, Sketchfab, Sketchup warehouse. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogitidzearchviz

Rendered in Twinmotion 2025.2. No AI, No Post-production. Model by JohnCreation38. Assets: Megascans, Maxtree, Sketchfab, Evermotion. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gogitidzearchviz

Twinmotion 2025.2 + SketchUp

Raw Render - No post process, No AI

Lumen Render

4320 x 5400

HDRI: DaySkyHDRI053B_16K_HDR

Intensity: 3.0

Exposure: 9.0

Focal Length: 24mm

Contrast: 55%

Saturation: 45%

Clarity: 20%

Assets: Sketchfab | Zeel Project | Quixel |ambientcg