How do you install Lumion silently?

1. Here's how:
1.1: Download the Lumion Download Manager via the
link in the Getting started with Lumion email or via your
Lumion Account and then run the Download Manager.

1.2: Wait for the Lumion installation files to be

downloaded at the same location as the Download
Manager executable file. Please note that the License
Key is embedded in the installation files, so you do not
need to enter it anywhere during the installation.
1.3: Type "cmd" (no quotes) in the Windows search field
and press enter:

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1.4: Right-click on the Command Prompt application and

click on Run as administrator:
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1.5: In the Command Prompt window, go to the path

where your installation files are located by typing cd
"<yourlumionpath>" (include quotes) and pressing Enter.

1.6: Install Lumion by entering the installer executable

filename (in quotation marks "") + /VERYSILENT. You may
also want to include the "/LOG" option:

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1.7: Please click here to see a list of all the command line
options for the installation, for example how to specify a
target installation path that differs from the default path.
Also, error logging and other options are available.

id you recently download Lumion 10 rendering software

and you want to get off to a flying start? Check out these
6 steps to quickly show your exteriors, interiors,
landscapes and other designs as beautiful, compelling
images, videos and 360 panoramas.

Lumion 10 aims to drastically reduce the amount of time

it takes to learn the software and create beautiful
renderings of your designs. With intuitive controls,
thousands of in-program models and materials to quickly
build your project’s context (interiors and exteriors), and
easily customizable effects to show your designs exactly
how you imagined, Lumion can streamline your
rendering workflows so that you can quickly, and
effectively, show your designs in their best possible light.

So if you’ve recently downloaded Lumion 10 or the

Lumion trial, here are 6 steps to get you off to a flying
start.

One brief note about Lumion’s hardware requirements

If this is your first time using Lumion, the first thing
Lumion will do is benchmark your PC or laptop
computer’s hardware for performance. This is because
Lumion requires a fast computer with a high-end video
graphics card to ensure a smooth, fast experience when
working on your rendering project.

Learn more about Lumion’s system requirements.

Step 1: Learn the basic workflow to make a render in 3

minutes
Short on time? If you need the quickest workflow to go
from importing a 3D model to creating a beautiful image,
then the following video is the ideal starting point.

In this basic workflow tutorial, you’ll discover a five-step

system to create photorealistic renders in just a few
minutes. The system includes 1) selecting a 3D model, 2)
selecting a template, 3) creating images, 4) adjusting
styles and 5) rendering images.

For a longer, more in-depth tutorial showing the new

features in Lumion 10, you can check out the video,
“Welcome to Lumion 10 – Overview Tutorial.”
Step 2: Learn how to control the Lumion camera
After learning the basic workflow, the next step is to start
putting it into practice, which means spending about five
minutes learning how to move around in the Lumion
editor space.

The main navigation controls include:

– Press ‘A’ to move left

– Press ‘D’ to move right
– Press ‘Q’ to move up
– Press ‘E’ to move down
– Press ‘W’ to move forward
– Press ‘S’ to move backward
– Look around with the right mouse button
– Pan with the middle mouse button
– Orbit around your project by pressing the ‘O’ key
– Double click the right mouse button to instantly move
to a spot

Step 3: Import your 3D model or set up a real-time sync

Once you’re able to easily navigate the Lumion Build
Mode, it’s time to import the 3D model of your design.
Because Lumion is compatible with most 3D modeling
and CAD software programs, as well as the major 3D file
types, importing takes just a few minutes.

In the video below, you learn everything there is to know

about importing models into Lumion.