With View sets, you can create multiple versions of the same scene in one Twinmotion file by showing different Library assets or lighting parameters in each View set. Each View set can be applied to an image or panorama, to a video keyframe or part, or to a sequence keyframe to present an animated view of the scene under different parameters.
The View sets you apply are selected in the Image, Pano, Video, and Seq (Sequence) tabs of the Ambience panel. To view these tabs in the following steps, make sure the Properties panel is open by clicking Properties in the Footer.
Applying View Sets to Images and Panoramas
Open the Media dock by clicking Media in the Footer.
In the Media dock, click the Image or Panorama icon.
Image icon Panorama icon In the Media dock, click the thumbnail of an image or panorama.
Thumbnail of an image When you click the thumbnail of an image or panorama, a tab named Image or Pano is added to the Ambience panel. The View sets that you can apply are located in the View set dropdown in these tabs.
In the View set dropdown, select the View set you want to apply to the image or panorama.
Applying View Sets to Videos and Sequences
View sets can be applied to the keyframes and parts of videos, and to the keyframes of sequences.
In videos, we recommended applying View sets to either the keyframes or the parts. If a View set is applied to a video part that contains keyframes with View sets, the View set of the part will override the View sets in the keyframes.
Open the Media dock by clicking Media in the Footer.
In the Media dock, click the Video or Sequence icon.
Video icon In the Media dock, click the thumbnail of a video or sequence to open it.
Thumbnail of a video When you click a video or sequence in the Media dock, a tab named Video or Seq (Sequence) is added to the Ambience panel. The View sets that you can apply are located in the View set dropdown in this tab.
To apply a View set to a keyframe, select a keyframe then select a View set in the View set dropdown.
To apply a View set to a video part, click Settings in the part then select a View set in the View set dropdown.
To preview View sets, use the video or sequence controls, or move the scrubber or playhead from the beginning to the end of the part(s).
