Enscape helps us to do a better job.” HMFH Architects They are able to actually experience their project before it is even built. “Now, with Enscape, our clients are amazed with what we show them. “A key add-in for Revit and Rhino workflow through to VR.” Forster+Partners Information from: Enscape websiteĬAYAS Architects was able to save 75% of their time to produce 3D visualizations by using Enscape It is mainly used in the AEC industry and is developed and maintained by Enscape GmbH, founded in 2013 and based in Karlsruhe, Germany. I hope this will make sense once you read the guide and have a play with the family.Lecture Contents (CO 1) Understand what Enscape isĮnscape is a commercial real-time rendering and virtual reality “plug-in” for Revit, Sketchup, Rhino, ArchiCAD, & Vectorworks. If Range_Input = 0, The family will be driven by the the distance between the two placement points. There is a parameter in the family called "Range_Input". I made a PDF presentation/guide for my office at the time, so I hope it will be clear enough to follow.
Unfortunately snaps don't work when placing the camera but you can get pretty close by zooming in. This workflow requires a custom adaptive family which acts as a guide for your camera placement in Revit. I've always struggled with matching camera views in Revit for Aerial visuals from Google Earth so I came up with a workflow to match a camera view based on parameters you can get from Google Earth and as I worked with Enscape at the time this workflow will enable you to also match the FOV between Revit and Enscape. Hey all, not sure if this is going to be of use to anyone but I thought I'd share it anyway. Then just you match the Enscape resolution proportionally. What you need to do is create camera view and resize its width to 320mm. By multiple tryouts I could get to match perspective view with Enscape 90 degrees angle. Revit is quite powerful when it comes to visibility settings (hiding certain elements, changing their appearance by parameters etc.) If you could match the perspective view with Enscape rendering, it would mean you could make use of this universe of features (which simple "material mask" does not provide) Since we all do it through Revit interface, having Enscape show what perspective view shows would make whole process more convenient.
During the design we go back and forth between Revit and Enscape, tweaking camera angle, position, materials, moving walls etc. "what you see is what you get" rule for still images. Kaj Burival Besides the general idea of having a good integration with a host-software, the feature could be precisely useful for:
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