A new update to Lumion, the 3D rendering solution for architects, in now available. If you have a 3D model of your design that you want to bring to life quickly, Lumion is a tool you could count on. It is easy to use and you don’t need special training to be able to create beautiful renders quickly. The latest release, Lumion 10.3 offers LiveSync for AutoCAD and displacement map import.

A Closer Look at Lumion 10.3

When materials feel real, designs come to life in the mind of the observer. These materials convey a more lively experience. Seeing shiny hardwood floors or soft gravel paths create sensory memories. These vivid details can tell a comprehensive story. How much could it benefit your business to actually feel the materials in your design come to life? Lumion’s new displacement map import feature allows you to show incredible detail and texture. With the displacement map, you can truly give materials and realistic and natural appearance, enough so that people actually feel like they could reach out and touch it.

Lumion also offers a real-time rendering feature called LiveSync. LiveSync plugins are available for Rhino, Revit, SketchUp, Vectorworks, ArchiCAD, and now AutoCAD. If you happen to be an AutoCAD user, you can now work on your model and take advantage of real-time rendering with Lumion LiveSync for AutoCAD at the same time.

Please note: All features are included in the Lumion 10 PRO version. Some features are not included in the regular version. Be sure to compare both Lumion versions before making a purchasing decision.

Rendering Software for Architects & Designers

Lumion aims to turn the process of rendering into an easy, streamlined experience, reducing the amount of effort needed on your end to create beautiful results. Bring life to your design and unveil its beauty in its final setting. This powerful architectural visualization tool can help you do this yourself, quickly and without specialized training. This is why 72% of the top architect companies around the world choose Lumion.*

*Based on the Top 100 World Architects counted in January 2019.