Your question: How do you zoom out faster in Lumion?

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How do I zoom faster in Lumion?

Lumion has a sort of zoom on to the object option that we can use by double-clicking with the right mouse button on a model or even on the ground.

How do you control view in Lumion?

Reset camera pitch to horizontal viewpoint. Orbit camera. First, move the camera so that the crosshairs [ ] are placed at the point on a model that you want to orbit around.

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1. Navigation.

RIGHT MOUSE BUTTON + Move mouse	Look around.
SHIFT + SPACEBAR + MIDDLE MOUSE BUTTON + Move mouse	Pan camera very fast.

How do you Multi Select in Lumion?

CTRL + Drag with LEFT MOUSE BUTTON

Rectangular selection tool for selecting multiple objects.

How do you change the focal length of a Lumion?

Re: Focal length

Focal Length is changed in Build Mode by using the slider in the Advanced Weather Settings, see pics attached. focalLength_01.

How do you make Lumion render more realistic?

When rendering, you should enable “Speedray reflections” and put reflection planes on big, flat surfaces. Tweak the glossiness slider of the floor and ceiling materials. Making your materials a little more reflective will be always better than static, non-reflective surfaces.

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How do I select a group in Lumion 10?

How can I find the Group Icon?

Click on the All button and the Select button to see the Object Icons for Groups (and Object Icons for all other objects).
If you are using Lumion 10 or newer, simply click on one of the objects that belong to the Group in order to select the Group.

How do you select the same object in Lumion?

You can also use the mouse + Ctrl, so simply press Ctrl and drag your mouse (left button down) over objects to include any or all objects selected within the bounds of the mouse drag area. Also, you can use the Ctrl in combination with single select by mouse click on icon to do multiple select.

How do I create a group in Lumion?

To group and rotate the living room arrangement, make sure you’re in Move Mode and select the objects you want to group together. Next, group the objects by clicking the “Create group” button. The objects will then be organized into a single group that you can move, scale and rotate.