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Thanks for your instructions @Demian Gutberlet. Sorry for this incovenience

Here's one, it actually cost us money!

So we produce phyisical property brochures and 90% of my renderings go into them to show the property/properties etc.

We had this really nice project of 7 3 story houses right on a beach front, I built the model(s), rendered the images/knocked out a couple of anims and ...... the planners rejected the scheme.
Skip to 6 months later and the architects come up with a revised scheme of 4 houses and I set about building the model/rendering etc. Its a given that the planners will be fine with this design so we do the initial planning/layout for the brochure.

Here's the fun bit that cost us money...

The client asked for a quick slideshow of the rendered images so he could show them to a potential buyer. So we emailed him the 15+ renders in lowres (to make them nice for email) and....

He sold all 4 of the houses! ... of the back of just the renders and the architects plans

So .... No brochure for us!

A video of the old scheme had been done previously so I spliced anims of the new design into it but all 4 properies had alredy been sold by then:

The older scheme:

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ENSCAPE DATHOUZZ read the title of the thread, this is for Stories not images.

I suggest you delete your stuff and post them to the Showcase.

Here's another one:

I've always known Enscape could do panoramas and had played with them a little in the past but I'd never seen a good app to knock out a tour.

I can't exactly remember how but I found 3DVista and thought I'd have a go with one of my existing schemes/models as a test, I quickly rendered 5 panos on a site we were working on and did a very VERY basic tour.

I uploaded the tour to my own domain and sent the link to my boss with a "What do you think about this?" type email.

As we we're working from home due to COVID we wern't in the same space and I didn't hear back from him after a couple of days, so, I rang him and asked him if he thought the pano tour I'd sent was any good / useful / possibly intresting to clients etc, what I was expecting was a "Lets look at this when we get back in the office" type converstation ....

What I wasn't expecting was for him to tell me that off the back of the 5 pano demo with 'Trial version' stamped all over it that he'd secured over 8 full blown tours!!

Massivly updated since the demo, this was the 1st tour: https://www.blackrock.blockcpm.studio/tour/

This is one of the most recent (still a little work to do): https://www.tours.blockcpm.studio/kirbys/tour/

And in between there's been maybe 6 others with at least 3 more in the pipeline.

Demian Gutberlet If you need any additional info for this or the one above just ask, also if you choose to use any of my stuff feel free to rewite anything, language skills (even my own!) isn't one of my strong suits

Thanks to Enscape, I could create renders and animations to present my designs. Here is one of my animations with SketchUp+Enscape

https://www.linkedin.com/posts…-6719592994636345344-OCy8

I own a small Architectural visualization firm here in Baltimore. Its myself, my business partner and our intern. Im still primary owner, and do 90% of the legwork so Im always looking for ways of saving time or money.

Ive watched Enscape's growth from the early days in 2015 (i think?) when I first heard of the product. It was popular for low end visuals in Revit but V-Ray was still my go-to because I was working at Chaos Group at the time and tendded to give more realistic results. Over the past 5 years though, Ive watched Enscape grow, evolve and improve so rapidly that I really cant believe it. Now my small studio is using it for 80-90% of our rendering workflow. Its saved me loads of money and headach by allowing us to focus on staging and design, while still having the quality we need to produce beautiful high-fidelity images for clients.

One specific project where it was a god send was for Inventure Design. They came too us and asked that we produce a finished animation of their recent proposal for a client headquarters. We had a week to stage, prep, animate and edit using the architect provided base model. In a traditional rendering pipeline this would have been out of the question because the render farm costs would have killed the budget, and even with our render farm we could never have been able to produce it that quickly. Enscape and the real-time system it uses rendered out 2K clips in no time flat. Made us look great too the client and has evolved into a wonderful working relationship with many jobs to come.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FBjTB752iM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5PY-4uviTw

Enscape keeps saving me time and making me money. I love it!

Here are some images from a house i designed a year ago. The design was made in collaboration with the owner and customized for his needs. From start in april with the first sketches the house was ready for moving in June 24 this year. The project was modelled in SketchUp.

Here is an animation testing videotexture:

Here are some of my last render, scandinavian interior design. I'm still having issues finding nice beds and sofas for my projects. I would love to get more Enscape Assets for my projects and I would also love to change the materials on them.

Wrong thread HomeboY

sketchup 2019+enscape 2.6

garden in home

So, we're a construction firm from Brazil that build 10-20 story buildings (residential/commercial). We design our projects in Revit, but we have always had some 3rd party company render our exterior/interior images.

Three years ago we traveled to the US and were introduced to VR headsets and since them we've been planning on how to use them to give the best experience to our clients.

Now we offer our clients a full virtual tour inside/outside our buildings, where they can see all kinds of apartments available (and we let them change the finishes of floors/walls/... in real time), they can also go on the streets to see the facade or walk by the entertainment areas of the building (pool, gym and so on)

Here's a report video of university students of our city and some AEC professionals:

Revit-Enscape perspective plan renderings for an efficiency-dwelling unit apartment building. I love Enscape.

Also finally created a night scene 👍🏻