Find out what’s new with the latest version of Enscape.
The latest updates include host application-specific features for tighter integration with design applications. This assortment of functionality strengthens Enscape’s most significant advantage—its seamless integration with the host application, allowing you to work faster and more precisely than ever. Enscape includes:
Experience the ease of creating stunning renderings and achieve first-class quality in your designs with these new Enscape features.
This brand-new add-on enables you to view your building’s energy performance in the early stages of design, empowering you to make informed decisions about your design’s sustainability. It is compatible with Enscape 4.1 and 4.2.
See material and color overrides in renderings as defined by Revit Filters. This feature ensures that rendering tools reflect the same object appearances and overrides used in Revit, enhancing workflow and presentation accuracy.
This feature allows you to utilize World Coordinate System (WCS) mapping for materials, providing a more flexible workflow and ensuring real-world scale and accuracy, especially for library materials set by default to use WCS mapping.
The improvements are software ray-tracing for global illumination and sun shadows, which make your renders more lifelike. Enjoy more realistic lighting, detailed shadows, mirror-like reflections, and enhanced color accuracy. And your sun shadows benefit from more accurate light direction, intensity, and softness.
Section-cut drawings are critical for architectural understanding and communicating a space. This update enables Enscape to support rendering up to six section planes in Rhino and Clip Cubes in Vectorworks, enhancing detailed cross-sectional visualizations.
For more information, check out the Enscape 4.2 blog article.