How to use Section cubes | Twinmotion Tutorial

Learn how to cut or hide objects in your projects using a Section cube. By pairing it with animators from the library, you can also create interesting animation effects.

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[realsenoldogan]

I don't understand why so many procedures are needed for such a simple job. I don't understand why custom path is needed. Why can't we simply handle these via timeline? The application is very nice but it is definitely very mediocre in terms of animation. We have almost 0 control over animations. When we add an animation, we have no control over where it will start and end. A line came to the camera movement but it doesn't serve any purpose other than seeing the path. We have no control over the road :(

Still, you are great. I have no doubt that it will develop further. Best regards :)

[danielfoote]

Why does the section cube not show a poche when cutting through solids? Serious flaw in this tool

[deadpianist]

Please add more shapes for sections I need to cut something in circular shape.

[heliasoleimani]

thank you for the explaination, but when I drag it in to my project it doesnt show a cut and doesnt work at all, it only appear the transparent box
do you have any solution ?
what is the problem ?

[callumlycett]

When will path tracing be available on Mac?

[avicohenk]

Really nice and simple tool, thanks 👍
How do you write your name?

[avy_mac]

When the cube cuts a solid it looks hollow

[studiovroj]

Stop creating tricks to do work that should be simple and native. We need practical tools. Look more at the real needs of users. Simplify your workflow!