Enscape - Real-time Rendering & Virtual Reality

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All mentioned prices are per license / seat and ex. VAT!

¹ A standalone (fixed-seat) license is limited to one machine. To transfer it, use the 'Remove' function in the 'General Settings' menu.

² A floating license can be used on multiple machines, as long as the number of opened Enscape™ windows does not exceed the number of licenses. An internet connection is required, but no additional manager. If there is no internet connection while you try to open Enscape™, Enscape™ will start a 24 hour timeframe, counted on from the last successful validation. During this timeframe, you will be able to use Enscape™ as usual. If your computer still has no connection after 24 hours, or if your computer regains internet connection, but all of your seats are currently being used, Enscape™ will get watermarked.

• Real-time visualization – visualize models in real time in the Enscape rendering window.
• Real-time walkthrough – navigate rendered projects with the walk, fly, and perspective modes.
• Export options – export and share design ideas with still renders, 360-degree panoramas, and web standalone options.
• Visual Settings – use a range of atmosphere, image, capture, and rendering settings to create the perfect look.
• Material Editor – use height maps and adjust textures to increase the level of realism.
• Synchronized views – have the Enscape rendering window show the same view as the project.
• Enscape Asset Library – choose from more than 3,000 high-quality, low-poly 3D models to add to a project.
• Manage views – create saved views to easily refer back to a project and seamlessly present it from the best angles.
• Batch rendering – render views in batches to save time in rendering them individually.
• Panorama Tour – create a navigation mode within the Panorama Gallery to easily share designs.
• Language support – Enscape for Mac is available in English, French, Dutch, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish, and Polish.

Features like Virtual Reality, video and standalone export, objects as light and sound sources and custom library will be added later.

• Categories for the Custom Asset Library – The Categories for the Custom Asset Library allow you to organize and structure your (imported) custom assets. The categories let you filter for assets so you can find the one you want within a few clicks, giving you a faster workflow. With every category you create, you can give it a name and an icon.
• Interior Design Assets and Materials – The asset and material theme for this release is interior design with 210 new assets and 52 new materials.
• Save Enscape Sun Position in Views – This feature lets you save your sun position in views. Prior to this, the sun positions you adjusted (only with keyboard shortcuts) would reset whenever you restarted Enscape. Slider controls and input fields are provided so you can easily reproduce specific sun positions for other views.
• Update Views – You can now edit the camera position and sun position for existing saved views. Prior to this, you were only able to change the name and visual preset for existing views.
• Improved Reflections – The reflections in windows or interior mirrors will be more complex and show more details by default with the new version. Users don’t have to do anything extra as this automatically updates with Enscape 3.4.

• Site Context
  Import geometry and topology from real-world sites to renders, giving context to design scenes easily.
• Alpha Channel Export
  Render an image with a transparent background, reducing time and effort spent in post-processing. Ideal for product renders!
• Education Assets
  New assets and materials which can be used in the theme Education, but it can be used for non-educational projects as well.
• Additional Enscape™ 3.3 Improvements
  • SketchUp 2022 support
  • Option that Enscape rendering window will always be on top of the CAD window
  • Overwrite material with something from the Enscape Material Library
  • Option to migrate uploads (web standalones and panoramas) to a user account
  • Transparent materials will be shown in reflections (only with NVIDIA RTX and AMD RX6 series video cards)

• Dynamic Asset Placement
  With the new Dynamic Asset Placement, users can select, place, and edit assets from the Asset Libraries into their designs via the Enscape™ rendering window. Everything added to the rendering is instantly reflected in the modeling software, offering a two-way asset placement. Users can rotate, scale, and delete an asset, and all changes will sync back to the project. Exact editing functions and capabilities will depend on the modeling software used. Multi-asset placement is also now available to quickly populate scenes with assets such as trees, cars, and people, directly inside Enscape™.
• Batch Panorama and Panorama Tours
  With the new Batch Panorama, users can now render multiple panoramas, such as an image, mono panorama, or stereo panorama, at once. Panorama Tours are also available to guide clients and prospects better through proposed designs – third-party tools are no longer required.
• Green Building Assets and Materials
  With the growing demand and need for sustainable architecture, users can now enjoy a new collection of over 150 green building assets, including a diverse range of trees, plants, and flowers often used within green building design. Wind turbines, electric power stations, two additional electric vehicles, drones, a scooter, and even a passenger drone, have also been added to this update. Users will also get access to roughly 25 green building materials such as organic bricks, a bamboo fence, recycled plastic, a straw wall, hay plastic, solar modules, printed concrete, clay plaster, solar roof tiles, wood materials, and rammed earth.
• New Materials and People Assets
  Enscape™ 3.2 also includes around 30 new highly requested materials such as wallpapers, tiles, marble, granite, leather, plaster, and rubber tar. Users can also add approximately 50 new people assets to their scenes.
• Ray-Traced Sun Shadows
  Shadow sharpness and accuracy are further improved with this release by extending ray-traced sun shadows to videos and real-time walkthroughs (independent of whether rest mode is activated or not).
• Upload Management Overhaul
  To bring the Upload Management feature in line with the rest of the product and provide users with a more intuitive workflow, the UI for this particular element of Enscape™ has been redesigned. Uploads will now be grouped by type and product, and function indicators have been improved.

Additional Enscape™ 3.2 Features

• Geometry update toggle: Revit, Archicad, and Vectorworks users can decide if all geometry should be reloaded when changing a view.
• Vulkan ray tracing for AMD GPUs
• Windows 11 support
• More improvements and fixes

• New Material Library
  Choose from predefined high-quality materials that are ready to use within your projects. Over 200 materials have been created, including materials such as wood, fabric, brick, and tile.
• Material Editor Overhaul
  Now it’s quicker and easier to identify materials with a color and material type indicator in the material list. There is also a new self-illuminated material type, new icons, controls, and map tabs for improved usability. Additionally, you can import and export material packages from within the Material Editor.
• Support for NVIDIA DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling
  Enscape 3.1 comes with NVIDIA DLSS technology, which automatically improves performance. The deep learning-based upscaling technique renders internally at a lower resolution but outputs a clean and sharp high-resolution image for both high-quality videos and high-performance virtual reality walkthroughs. So, rendering time decreases, and quality increases. This latest technology is available to users with an NVIDIA RTX graphics card.
• Panorama Gallery
  With the new Panorama Gallery, you can group and share multiple panoramas at the same time - perfect for showcasing multiple rooms or to compare different variants of a design. This can be managed via the Uploads section of the Enscape License Center and allows consumers to access more than one panorama at a time via the web browser.
• Material Editor for Revit
  To help improve the Revit and Enscape material workflow, Enscape 3.1 introduces a basic Material Editor for Revit. This editor will support the ‘General’ material type, allowing you to apply video textures, self-illuminating materials, and displacement maps within Enscape itself. No more workarounds required!
• Simplified Assets
  A range of simplified assets that are low poly and come with a simple, white appearance. This initial batch includes assets like people, buildings, vegetation, furniture, and vehicles. Ideal for use in early design phase.
• Ray-Traced Sun Shadows
  You can now enjoy even higher-quality renderings and realism with new ray-traced sun shadows. Sharper and more accurate shadows will enhance the quality of your renders and can be enjoyed in any exported image, panorama exports, and rest mode in walkthrough. This latest technology is available to users with an NVIDIA RTX graphics card.

• New User Interface
  
  • Improved visual setting workflow management
  • Relocation of functions from the plugin toolbar to the renderer toolbar
  • A new structure for displaying information in the renderer
  • A new video timeline view and a change to video keyframes: V = video editor and K = keyframe
• Local assets
  333 New assets which focus on iconic or specific assets to local regions. These include vehicles, objects, and species of trees and shrubs to help the user produce more authentic, regional experiences within 3D designs.
• Video editor improvements
  The video editor has a new streamlined workflow. Now, all aspects of the video creation process are clearly visible, without the need for diving into sub menus. There is also a new timeline view for faster and easier video creation and editing.
• Batch rendering for Vectorworks
  Vectorworks users can now batch render a set of images, allowing them to render multiple images at once, significantly speeding up their rendering time.
• Faster loading for textures
  Enscape now supports simultaneous loading of texture images (used in materials), which results in significantly faster loading times.
• Setting presets connected to 3D views
  Previously, visual presets, including fog, cloud, or lighting settings, were only applied when doing batch renderings. Now, the visual settings are applied in real time when switching between views.
• PLUS - sleek new branding!
  In addition to the redesigned user interface, Enscape also has a new appearance with a brand new logo!

• Custom Asset Library
  The Custom Asset Library allows you to add tailor-made assets to your design. This expert feature is perfect for when you want to insert something from your own collection.
• Video Textures
  Create visual intrigue by adding video as a surface texture in your projects. This feature will allow you to apply animated televisions, monitors, and video screens so you can further illustrate reality in your projects.
• Displacement Maps
  Sharpen the level of detail in a scene with Displacement Maps. Give your designs a greater sense of depth from every angle and include self-shadowing without having to do any extra modeling work.
• Fitness Assets
  Lift your designs with new fitness-themed assets. With assets such as gym equipment and people exercising, you can fill your fitness studio project or outdoor neighborhood scene with life and detail.

• Collaborative Annotation
  This enables you to highlight issues within a project to your team. Accelerate decision making and provide greater transparency.
• Animated Vegetation
  Give animations a more lively atmosphere. Impress clients and win assignments by adding moving trees and lush gardens to complement your building designs.
• New Assets
  Bring life to your renderings with over 400 new assets, including a special healthcare package, 100 new furniture with improved texture and 70 new indoor plants.

• Orthographic Views
  Easily create floor plans and sections, thanks to Esncape's addition of orthographic views.
• Asset Library Expansion
  The Asset Library has been expanded with new categories and detailed content, such as lamps and surrounding buildings.
• BIM data
  Important data is now visible in Enscape's BIM mode, such as dimensions, types of material, quantities and even prices. This function is currently only available for Revit and ArchiCAD.
• Additional Features
  
  • Batch Rendering
  • Reproduce render based on present settings
  • Improved clouds and atmospheric effects
  • Improved area lights (spheres, lines and rectangles)
  • Improved shading of partially transparent surfaces, such as curtains

• Lighting & Reflections
  Completely overhauled lighting calculation algorithms offer better reflections and accurate indirect lighting for a stunning realism.
• Revamped Settings
  Save settings directly in the CAD file, enabling easy sharing with colleagues for the same result.
• Asset Library Expansion
  The Asset Library has been expanded with new categories and detailed content.
• Additional Features
  
  • ArchiCAD material editor
  • MSI installer
  • Numerical input possible on settings sliders
  • Revit: Multiple asset placement functions
  • Reduced memory usage by downsamling larger textures
  • Rift S controllers now visible in virtual reality
  • Improved sun shadows for renders
  • Full Revit 2020 support

• Asset Library Expansion
  The Asset Library is now web-based and has been expanded with new categories and detailed content.
• Material Editor for Rhino
  The new Material Editor for Rhino lets you create materials specifically for your Enscape model and gives you a handy overview of all the materials applied.
• New Material: Clear Coat
  New material option to optimize the look of your cars and enamel items: imitate automotive paint, or the high gloss of varnished wood.
• Video Editor Improvements
  Smoother path and rotation and improved usability.
• Additional Features
  
  • Improved lighting performance and artificial light shadows
  • Shadow sharpness setting
  • Enhanced fog settings
  • Increased grass rendering distance and performance
  • New horizon presets
  • SketchUp 2019 support
  • Improved outlines
  • Textures in off-screen reflections
  • Increased max texture resolution