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. 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.įirst, the all-around awesome integration with SketchUp is the best thing of this software. If they don't add VR functionality soon though, they're going to get abandonded eventually.Fast and Quality GPU Renderings right inside SketchupĮnscape creates awesome looking results in very little time, GPU rendering and Ray tracing are the future and this engine leverages this. Nowadays there are a number of real time programs out there, but they've already got such a dominant position in the market, I guess they figure they can afford to keep charging the same amount (the same way Autodesk and others do). Has Lumion not always been super expensive? It was $3k a license when we joined in version 4, and they've had the same exorbitently high price ever since, but perhaps the first couple versions were cheaper? I think it had a lot to do with not having any competition when it was first released. Thank you for creating this easy-to use renderer!

How do I know Enscape will not go the way of Lumion and Lumen RT and drastically increase the price in the future? I must say I'm already achieving more realistic results in these few days with Enscape than with years in other software. Hi, everyone! I've been playing with Enscape for a couple of days.

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