Lumion File Converter

The Lumion File Converter provides a domain-focused mechanism to move Lumion assets into widely used interchange formats for downstream rendering and visualization pipelines. It accepts Lumion-native inputs and outputs formats such as OBJ, FBX, GLTF/GLB, DAE, and STL, while aiming to preserve geometry, UVs, normals, materials, and textures. Conceptually, the tool maps source formats to target formats, applies unit scaling, and optionally embeds textures or preserves external texture maps depending on the target workflow. This enables architects to export scenes for client review, game developers to incorporate assets into engines, and asset libraries to remain interoperable across software ecosystems. Core features include batch processing, per-file validation, and configurable quality presets that balance fidelity with file size. The tool distinguishes between required features (format mapping, geometry/textures preservation, and basic validation) and advanced options (texture embedding, polycount controls, and texture compression presets). Use cases include exporting a Lumion scene to FBX for Maya, converting textures to GLTF for real-time engines, or generating OBJ exports for Blender review. Unique value lies in preserving material definitions and UV layouts across formats while providing transparent diagnostics for incompatibilities. Expected benefits include reduced hand-work, improved asset reuse, and faster pipeline onboarding. The tool avoids UI specifics and concentrates on domain logic, error handling, and interoperability across platforms.