Micha Solo The importance is taken into account, besides that votes are a good indicator.
dvsone1440 Thanks for the clarification. We'll try to come up with a suitable solution.
Micha Solo The importance is taken into account, besides that votes are a good indicator.
dvsone1440 Thanks for the clarification. We'll try to come up with a suitable solution.
Saving settings somehow in the model is of course great in the sense of working reasonably. Even an inexperienced colleague would be able to support you without having to understand or do any setting detail. Even pre-assembled SU templates could be possible so
In this context I liked the setting principle of Artlantis Render, which also saves all setings per camera. That alone is great, but even better is that you can import the settings directly from an existing other render model into your current model. The big disadvantage there is that you can't easily share these settings because you would have to share the entire render file. Within one office organization this is certainly not a problem, but even more so with external partners or on forums.
From this experience I also support the "in model save per scene" variant with the additional settings file export option, as it already exists.
For storing, I think the location of the sketchup file is ideal, probably because each of us has an idea and remembers this used set design.
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Enscape already has the concept of saved positions (views). What we need is an extra button to save the current settings for that saved view. That would also allow more useful batch export.
Saved settings should include at least
all settings on tab 1, 2 and 3 of the settings dialog, time of day and sun overrides (ctrl+u/i and shift+u/I).
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Enscape already has the concept of saved positions (views). What we need is an extra button to save the current settings for that saved view. That would also allow more useful batch export.
Saved settings should include at least
all settings on tab 1, 2 and 3 of the settings dialog, time of day and sun overrides (ctrl+u/i and shift+u/I).
+1 (what is meant by "sun overrides" ?)
Try holding ctrl+u or ctrl+i or c'shigt+u and shift+i. We use this often to get the sun in the perfect position. Not geographically correct but that's often not a concern.
The problem is that enscape doesn't remember this setting so it's hard to recreate the same shot later (when we want to show the updated design).
thank you to clarify that for me and yes the saved Enscape settings file must remember all scene relevant settings, so of course also this one ...
I was just searching through the forumn threads for an easy answer to this problem...sad to see there isn't one. I add my quoto of votes to solve this issue also.
dldieterich2 Thanks for your feedback. Got your upvote.
I would also like to have this.
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This topic is of upmost importance to our architecture firm's workflow as well. Thanks.
This is also something very important to our workflow, would love to see a scene system that included saving the time of day!
Story got your upvotes!
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It would be very usefull that the settings are saved by scene.
Example:
-When i work with two scenes one is at night time and one is at daylight. i need a different exposure value in every scene.
-Night time scene could look much better with less clouds then a daylight scene.
All the setting (general, image and atmosphere) that can be controlled by setting presets are specific to each scene!
If these settings will be saved per scene and in the model would be great!
In our office, we work with multiple licenses and multiple systems therefore it's important to save by scene and model.
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It would be very usefull that the settings are saved by scene.Example:
-When i work with two scenes one is at night time and one is at daylight. i need a different exposure value in every scene.
-Night time scene could look much better with less clouds then a daylight scene.
All the setting (general, image and atmosphere) that can be controlled by setting presets are specific to each scene!
If these settings will be saved per scene and in the model would be great!
In our office, we work with multiple licenses and multiple systems therefore it's important to save by scene and model.
Thanks a lot for your feedback and a warm welcome to our forum! I've gladly added a further upvote to the topic!
Since it's been a year since I first commented/upvoted on this, I figured I would check back in. Any progress on this (saving the Enscape setting with individual sketchup files)? If not, could I please get another upvote added for this?
I recently discovered the Loading screen Customization and I really like and it and use it on every project. I like using a rendering of the project that is opening. However because that setting sticks with sketchup in general and not with the specific model every time I go between projects I have to switch it back to the other image. Like all the other settings that I wish stayed with each scene, I wish this one stuck with each model as it is saved and defaults to generic if it is a new model. Sometimes I will work on two or three projects in one day and I have to constantly click to change that image since it does not stick with the model. In a perfect world you could control that, like the interface overlay I almost always want that the same (company logo) However I could see a scenario where you might want the logo on the loading screen in which case it always being there is a good thing. Or a logo of the company you are designing for in which case it is a bad thing (better to only stick with the model) If this was a toggle that would be the best scenario.
This is not true in my mind for the larger issue of this thread about saving the settings with the scene. I do not foresee any reason you would want to toggle that. In my mind the settings should always just stick with the skp scenes ideally.
dvsone1440 Thanks for your feedback! We want to come up with a new solution for our settings in one of our upcoming releases.
So we want to have settings connected to the project files etc.
Upvote on this! Save the ensacpe settings easily so that it corresponds to the views would be great!
Oh totally agree, by scene is pretty imperative since your lighting changes completely by angle.
dvsone1440 Thanks for your feedback! We want to come up with a new solution for our settings in one of our upcoming releases.
So we want to have settings connected to the project files etc.
>> Project file settings as a main and start point for every scene
THEN >> Scene settings as an override for adjustment per scene to counter