It was worth a try 
Posts by Pieter
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Any news on supporting transparency on billboards? That would be awesome to have.
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We've had issue #1 come up as well. Exact same lights, different lightcone.
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I think this refers to the limitation that billboards can't have self illumination on.
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Further, as has always been the case, the time of day setting is always saved in your corresponding Enscape View, not in the Settings which you access via the Visual Settings dialogue.
I feel it would be easier if it was saved in the Enscape settings (or at least we had an option to do so).
I understand why initially you went with saving it in the view, but the reality is that we typically set up our camera first, don't want to lose it so we 'create a view', but after that we will make a lot of tweaks to the lighting and time of day. When we are done, it would be very helpful if we could just hit a button 'save settings' and it would remember all of it. Now we basically need to 'recreate the view' just to save Time of Day (although the position hasn't changed), and then save the settings, and later match the right settings with the right view. It's not very intuitive.
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You make it sounds like you're in a disadvantage with archicad, but keep in mind that Revit and sketchup users had to wait much longer to get all these features.
We had to wait 3 years for assets (worth the wait btw) but archicad had them almost from day 1. Revit users are still waiting for the material editor
Seems to me you guys are getting a great deal.I get being disappointment if an feature that is important to you is taken off the road map, but calling enscape a money grab is crazy and to be honest quite disrespectful for everyone who works so hard on it.
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>> Archicad…. not stretchy or able to modify materials...
Same for Revit (you can uniformly scale, but not stretch)
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I would also like to see some more 'typical' empty glasses (the filled ones look a bit fake and empty ones are better for on cupboards etc).
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Can I bump this one up once more? We've gotten a whole bunch of additional nice looking interior plants, but the pots are often not what we're looking for.
Any chance we can split up the pots from the plants (or offer the plants in both a potted and unpotted version)?
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Can we get some more cushions. The ones we have right now are very boldly colored. We want to have more neutral cushions (and perhaps some blankets). Reference pictures:
https://3dsky.org/3dmodels/sho…tion_hardware_sofa_paxton
https://3dsky.org/3dmodels/show/eichholtz_chair_candice
https://3dsky.org/3dmodels/show/ikea_vimle_sofa_2_seats_1
https://3dsky.org/3dmodels/sho…_alexander_arrangement_08
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Loving the updates on the library and the example projects so we can easily check out the updates!
It's great to see how many of the requests made it into the selection!
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Sure. I sent you a personal message on the forum.
Perhaps you should consider selling your stuff on a platform like 3dsky, turbosquid etc.
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Definitely interested. I don't want to steal your work though, just interested in your approach.
For example, it looks like you found a way to avoid the triangulation that you get when objects are imported in revit. I know of only two ways to do that: make the objects brep surfaces before importing (but that's nearly impossible for something like a bed) of hiding the edges is a program like 3dsmax.
It sounds like you have found a third way? Very interested to hear the steps you take to make these objects
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Could you go over your technique for the families a bit?
Are you hiding the edges of the mesh in 3ds max? What if your technique to put the materials on.
Always interesting to hear other people's workflows.
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I'm curious as to how you get these assets (like the bed, the shirts etc) in Revit. Are these dwg imports?
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We've noticed that on projects on which we use Enscape, project parameters that are assigned to materials (see screenshot) seem to be duplicated a lot. Sometimes even hundreds of times.
Not sure how to go about troubleshooting this, but I was wondering whether anyone else is seeing the same thing.
There's also a topic on the Autodesk forum about this: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5…1/highlight/false#M245388
Not saying it's 100% certain that it's related to Enscape, but it might be.
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+1 for what it's worth. I'd also love to see the option to turn the assets into a all-black silhouette style object, particularly for people and vehicle entourage. For more study-style renderings the photo people are frequently too distracting. But 2D silhouettes in SketchUp are a pain to work with as even if you have "FaceMe" turned on they still don't cast shadows correctly.
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Once custom assets are released, I would consider my original post as implemented, it doesn't necessarily have to read the vray format. GLTF or another open format is fine.
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All the ones I have tested so far are great!
Seems like the families are now under 1mb, much better. This will help with keeping Revit performance acceptable.
Nice work, compliments to the people who worked on this