Find out what’s new with the latest version of Enscape.
Veras can now be launched right from within Enscape to speed up design variations in seconds—perfect for early-stage ideation and client reviews.
The integration automatically pulls in your latest Enscape view and keeps pace with any scene edits.
By sending high-res visuals in addition to backend extra data layers, Enscape helps Veras deliver outputs that are more accurate and context-aware compared to other single image AI generation tools. This streamlined workflow lets you explore ideas faster without building full model alternatives.
Experience the ease of creating stunning renderings and achieve first-class quality in your designs with these new Enscape features.
Enscape Impact helps you evaluate your building’s energy performance early in the design process, enabling more informed, sustainability-driven decisions. Access detailed performance data and easily communicate efficiency insights with clients and stakeholders.
The latest update introduces a Section Tool, allowing you to visually isolate individual floors for room-by-room performance analysis—ideal for large or multi-story projects. This visual-only feature makes analysis more focused without affecting simulation accuracy or requiring changes to your model.
Enscape now supports Revit Filters and Graphics Overrides for linked models. All your linked Revit models now display exactly as they do in Revit: Filters, Visibility Overrides, and solid background patterns are honored in Enscape. The override hierarchy (element → filter → category) is preserved, ensuring your renders perfectly match your working views.
Enscape now preserves material roughness values even if you remove the texture. A new “Geometry Update” toggle in the View Management panel and Batch Rendering dialog is added to disable auto-reloads between views for smoother navigation and faster batch exports.
Enscape is fully compatible with SketchUp 2025, including support for its physically based materials for high-fidelity, photorealistic renderings. The latest update adds support for sun position syncing via the Environments tab, ensuring lighting conditions in Enscape match your SketchUp model—both in live views and batch renderings.
With Selective Asset Exclusion in White Mode, you can isolate specific assets to highlight key elements. The new ”Invert Appearance” option renders selected objects in white while the rest of the scene stays in full color. Emissive materials are now part of the ray-traced lighting system, improving global illumination, reducing noise, and enhancing realism—especially for small light sources like LED strips.
For more information, check out the Enscape 4.9 release notes.