Demian Gutberlet , I was looking for it on the Trello board, but couldn't find it. Please definitely add my vote for this! I would love to be able to customize the web standalone the way I customize the .exe exports.
Also, it would be great if you could also package the scene and host it on a private server? I have some government clients who don't allow files to be shared to any cloud based server system outside of their own secured cloud server.
Brilliant! Great, work, thanks for this Guy!
Yeah guys, we know its not the easiest thing to implement, but it is a huge frustration.
So I was digging through the archives over the weekend and came across some awesome models from my days at Chaos Group. This model was created by
Aleksei Riabtsev
https://www.artstation.com/refuser and was originally going to be used as a training scene for product design in SketchUp. Since that time it’s sat in a folder on a storage drive. Today I decided I’d dust it off and share some exports from Enscape.
I’m probably going to continue to develop some more finished images at some point in the future. I’ll post em when I finish em.
Bravo!
Display MoreTed,
Thanks very much for the report. Sorry to hear it didn't work out as you hoped. Streaming video as a proxy for VR will be an uphill technological battle, but seems like a promising solution eventually for some applications.
I am curious, in your tests were you able to tell if ALVR was streaming the entire 360, or just the portion needed for the direction you were looking?
Thanks,
Chris
It was the entire 360 interactive walkthrough. Full control of the oculus cursor and navigation tools.
I don't have any issues Ted...
I got it up and running on both my laptop and desktop, but if the wifi isnt a strong enough connection I find has a lot of lag and its not a useful solution. I find it also doesn't work well with the standalone VR files unfortunately.
Micha its definitely still a a work in progress: https://www.windowscentral.com…y-steamvr-games-oculus-go
carcar did you have any issues with install and set up? I keep getting audio failures for some reason. If tried the trouble shooting methods on GitHub, but have not had much luck. Did you run into any setup issues?
Can you elaborate your request? I'm not sure I understand it yet. Enscape does render both front & backside faces in Sketchup, even with different materials.
I think hes refering to materials similar to what other rendering programs have: https://docs.chaosgroup.com/di…aterial+%7C+VRay2SidedMtl
Right now the closest option is the Foliage material type, which is good, but doesn't work in all situations.
Hey Guys, im new on Enscape, my first day on the trial license... I just want to show you that I use the Oculus GO with Enscape... I works great!!! The process its via Steam VR and some other stuff....I will continue the testings
Regards!
Hey Carcar, I don't suppose you could share your process with me and the forums? I'm very interested in how you're using Steam VR and Oculus Go, are you using ALVR? I immediately wonder if this could work remotely? Set up a local node in the office, connect Oculus Go over the local network and remote into your local desktop from a laptop or something to kick off the interactive demo. That is, unless it has to be connected via a local network. Im very interested and would love to pick your brain about this.
I think the closest your going to get is the Foliage controls. It give the material a faux 2-sided effect.
Ahh what an ominous comment! I look forward to seeing said update!
Also, We really need more control over reflections, especially on these exterior scenes. The reflections in the glass are really really bad, and its a problem in a lot of my scenes. Im soooooo close to swiching my workflow away from V-Ray for 95% of my work, but there are just still a hand full of problems that I cant get around...
... you could of course use our built-in grass, which admittedly doesn't look as convincing at the moment.
Or, just a thought, even try a mixture of both grass with no foliage material preset and the Enscape grass. That could help make it a more convincing rendering.
I could understand this if it were a way to convert an object into a mesh light, or to convert a V-Ray light to an Enscape light, but I have to agree with Gadget that this doesn't make sense. Maybe I'm just not fully understanding the need.
Hey Shaun, Since the V-Ray light is already a component, why don't you just place the Enscape light inside it? Then you can just explode the component and delete the unnecessary geometry.
Yeah, through Teamviewer its a bit wonkie, but if you are working in-scene the "match view" function seems to work well to mitigate the camera issues directly in the Enscape window.
That said, it might be cool to have a view-port render/overlay on the sketchup view-port similar to what Thea and V-Ray do. It would allow you to navigate the view through the SketchUp window directly using the SketchUp navigation, and that could be neat.
Have nested/multiple sections been implemented yet?
