Very interesting is the import of the lumin program. When importing, instead of one object, I make the group as one 3D object. Geometries are now combined on the basis of materials during export. This makes .DAE files smaller so that they can be imported into Lumion faster.
Geometry is now triangulated.
Exported nodes are saved in a .DAE file.
DAE files are now more compliant with the Collada 1.4 standard. This means that you can import DAE files that are exported using the Lumion LiveSync plug-ins for Revit and ArchiCAD into 3D applications that support this standard, such as Blender.
Geometry is now triangulated.
Exported nodes are saved in a .DAE file.
DAE files are now more compliant with the Collada 1.4 standard. This means that you can import DAE files that are exported using the Lumion LiveSync plug-ins for Revit and ArchiCAD into 3D applications that support this standard, such as Blender.
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