For users still on older versions, this upgrade path is significant. The developers have streamlined the process: users on or later can use the automatic updater to transition to 2025.1. However, for everyone else, a full installation is required , a step that underscores the depth of the changes under the hood.
Enhanced ray tracing allows for softer, more realistic soft shadows and indirect lighting, crucial for interior scenes. 3. AI Upscaling for Rapid High-Res Output
The core system features completely rebuilt file-saving frameworks. This change results in significantly faster project save and load times while reducing the risk of file corruption. Key Technical Glitches Resolved
One significant, though non-negotiable, change introduced with Lumion 2025.1 is the . Starting with this version, all users , including those with Lumion Studio (Floating) licenses, must log in to their Lumion Account on startup. While this adds a step to the process, it is a prerequisite for accessing Lumion Cloud services and represents a move toward a more secure, manageable licensing system. The new "Named-User License" system reduces security risks associated with sharing a single license key and simplifies user access management.
is mandatory to start the software and access cloud services. MyLumion Transition:
The most notable fix involved a severe compatibility issue with . This driver, when used with Lumion 2025.0, could cause the software to crash when rendering with Ray Tracing enabled. The Lumion development team quickly identified the problem, which was related to the NRD Denoiser, and implemented a change. The result is that users who update to Lumion 2025.1.0 and the latest graphics drivers can once again use ray tracing reliably without crashes.
