With scene states, you can create multiple versions of the same scene in one Twinmotion file by showing different Library assets or lighting parameters in each scene state. Each scene state can be applied to an image or panorama, or to a video keyframe or part to present an animated view of the scene under different parameters.
Applying Scene States to Images and Panoramas
Open the Scene States tool.
Click the Media icon to open the Media dock.
In the Media dock, click Image or Panorama.
Under the thumbnail of the image or panorama, click More.
Click Camera.
Click Scene State.
Click Scene state once more, and in the menu select a scene state.
The scene state is applied to the image or panorama, and the Viewport automatically shows the selected scene state.
Applying Scene States to Video Keyframes and Parts
We recommended applying scene states to either the keyframes or the parts in a video. If a scene state is applied to a part that contains keyframes with scene states, the scene state of the part will override the scene states in the keyframes.
Open the Scene States tool.
Click the Media icon to open the Media dock.
In the Media dock, click Video.
Click the video to open it.
To apply a scene state to a keyframe, hover over the keyframe thumbnail and click More.
To apply a scene state to a video part, click Settings.
Click Camera.
Click Scene State.
Click Scene state once more, and in the menu select a scene state.
To preview scene states in a video, use the video controls in the Toolbar, or move the scrubber from the beginning to the end of the part(s).
