Andrii Mogylnyi - that is a good suggestion as a workaround to this issue whilst we try to improve this behavior.
palitos locos You could also try to dial down the Sun setting to 0 in the Sky Orb Brightness area of the Atmosphere tab in the Enscape Settings.
iyo - we have up-voted this story on your behalf.
Herbo - Can you confirm if this issue still exists for you since v2.4.2?
JSC - you can put the Web Export into an iframe.
If you use the following html/script:
Kenny - I will add your vote to the story.
Just to go back to the grass height sliders though, if you add a plane in SketchUp and add a Grass material, the grass should adjust and in relation to the default FaceMe component the grass should show from being pretty short to at least some point above the ankle height of the FaceMe component.
Can you get this difference in height with the present Enscape version? If not, there is something wrong with the grass material you have applied.
Therefore it might be worth you revisiting this Knowledgebase article, and make sure to pay attention to the Naming Keywords in that article also.
Joshmgrabo - scaling of the Skybox, and therefore the HDRI is not currently possible in Enscape.
We do not have it as a story in our developer agenda at present, so I will add it.
From my time using Lightwave3D, for a long time they have had the ability to add and scale the sphere that is the skybox, which would also affect the scale of the HDRI image as the image was essentially mapped to the spheres surface, which seems the obvious solution in this instance, but I do not know how easy that is to implement in Enscape.
Micha's suggestion is your only workaround with the current state of affairs.
Added the story to the developer agenda anyway.
VStudio - You could take a look at this forum area here: Where can I get the Enscape preview?
I do need to stress that the preview version is not production proven and will likely contain bugs.
So, if you experience any weird behavior, it would be best to roll-back to the last stable release of Enscape.
I am of the understanding, however, that the current Preview version is not supporting SketchUp 2019, and as Demian has already mentioned, the following preview will support it.
drobbins13 - yes, this is something that is on our development agenda, although I can not give you an exact date at this time as to when this will become available.
We understand how desirable this functionality is to our users however, although I can see that we have already up-voted this story in the developer agenda on your behalf.
Just to clarify what Demian has written above.
The light slider in Enscape does control all the lights at once, but the initial intensity of each light can be set in Rhino.
For instance,, if you have two lights in Rhino, you can set the initial intensity of one light to 100, and the other light to 100, and the Enscape slider will adjust both lights respective to the initial value that is set in Rhino.
I hop that makes that slightly clearer.
rheinason - this is still a story in our development agenda, but I will also add your voice to the argument, and have up-voted the story on your behalf.
nadjaznamenskaya - Thanks for letting us know that this resolved the issue you were having!
nadjaznamenskaya - Yes, although you have to observe that there are both world coordinates and CPlane coordinates.
There is an article here that explains this rather well.
nadjaznamenskaya - Just to update you.
So, the cause of this issue could be one of two things.
Either the project is scaled incorrectly (mm or cm rather than meters) or the whole project is far away from the coordinate center.
Both of these will cause floating point inaccuracies.
Out of the two it appears to be a positioning issue as your project is positioned 435km offset from coordinate center, which is what is causing you to experience this behavior. So you need to make sure that the center of your model is near the center of the coordinate system.
nadjaznamenskaya - Yes Okay, I can see that. I think the best thing to do in this situation is to request if you can provide me access to the project file so I can take a closer look at this. Is that possible?
nadjaznamenskaya - Yes, I understood that part, but does that mean you had also reduced the size of the ground plane? This is what I am referring to, in that the size of the ground plane, in general, could be affecting this, resulting in the clipping and other strange behavior you are experiencing.
So when you produced the 10x10m image, did you also reduce the size of the ground plane?
nadjaznamenskaya - Do you have a very large ground plane in the project shown in the top image?
Have you tried reducing the size of that ground plane ?
Lewis Williams - I just wanted to update you, that we will be releasing a Material Editor for Rhino in a future release of Enscape (hopefully version version 2,5), and this will allow you more control over the Specular parameters.
nadjaznamenskaya - Are you saying that you used meters in the large project (top image) and mm in the smaller project (bottom image)? I just want to know that I am understanding you correctly in this.
skylartkitchen - Yes, you will have been experiencing clipping. I'm glad you managed to figure it out yourself though.
Lewis Williams - in regards to a situation where no artificial lights are being used, there is unfortunately no current solution between the two (far left and far right) examples that you provide. A curtain would cast a shadow in real life, although it may be somewhat more subtle in its intensity as is being seen in Enscape.
