We use to live in a world where we were unable to show all clients 3D images due to scale and duration of projects. In general, Enscape has made rendering infinitely easier than it was previously. Textures cannot read Relative Paths, so they get broken a lot.

WebVR is very laggy and does not look as good as the offline renderings/ tethered experience you can generate with Enscape, light baking integration would solve this. Creating Overexposed or underexposed images. It depends on where you are looking at when the 360 Render starts. It is VERY hard to calculate exposure in 360 images. No way to do Batch 360 Renderings or Animations. Stitching when creating VR 360 Renderings, currently they come out with Artifacts. I have a couple of points that I did not like. The Asset Library is also very complete, and soon will have the option to edit materials. Ray Tracing Brings another layer of realism to Enscape, and accurate reflections. Also, geometry doesn't take too much time to generate, so reviewing your scene in real-time while making changes is possible.

There is a scenes, material and all settings work together seamlessly. PROSįirst, the all-around awesome integration with SketchUp is the best thing of this software. There are a couple things I would improve (see Above) but they are doing things that almost no one has been able to do in terms of SketchUp Integration. Enscape creates awesome looking results in very little time, GPU rendering and Ray tracing are the future and this engine leverages this.

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