We need to make a list of what's called "low hanging fruits" quality of life features. Such features should require minimal amount of developers time but provide huge amounts of improvement. Also, I propose the following format of making suggestions, make the suggestion but also try to give a simple explanation as to how you expect it to work and how easy/hard you think it will be for the developers to make it, I can start:
View Management
1. Ability to select multiple views and change their linked visual preset. That would be really useful when you duplicate large amount of views and you need to retain their linked visual preset. Right now when you duplicate views they don't retain the visual preset and you need to manually apply them. This gets hard when you have 5 design options with 10 views each with interior and exterior visual presets.
Material Management
1. Take note of how VRay for Revit did it - you can override Revit materials (or select materials to override) with another material. What this allows is to quickly create a new visual preset (similar to how we have Styles, but we're limited to White, Polystyrol and Light view) let's say you want to create a special style to show your model as a maquette/physical model, but you can make it as detailed as you like.
Further to that, it allows to make quick material options. For example, you can floor boards in one view, in next view you override the floor boards to be ceramic tiles, in yet another view you override them to be carpet. This will be a HUGE time saver as you no longer need to duplicate the floor, apply 3 different materials and then hide them in their respecting views.
Sky/Cloud Management
1. Really simple - tickbox to allow sun to pass through any clouds. Right now if you want to show clouds in your scene, you get very unpredictable lighting as clouds block the sun with different time settings and different wind speeds. If you want to make it a bit more advanced, make it into 1 tickbox to override so shadows pass completely and 1 slider to make the change the opacity of clouds. We have the density/variety setting for this (kind of) but it's too unpredictable.
2. Slider for moving clouds irrespective of time of day and wind speed.
Camera Management
1. Ability to export/import camera location. This way you can do camera matching in SketchUp and import the camera location into your Revit project and continue work. If anyone wonders how that is possible, it's very simple - export your Revit as .dwg and import into SketchUp (now you're working to the same coordinate system), do camera matching and simply export the camera location through the View Management tab. We already have the Create View, surely Enscape knows the coordinates/view angles of all views and can easily export them to a text file.