Posts by Dez01

Quote from Demian Gutberlet

Hi djbjorn !

Welcome to our Forum.

The Meta Quest 2 is definitley a great choice for Enscape, even despite the fact that official support is not out just yet, but is planned to be included with a future service pack soon or with an upcoming release.

For now, though, make sure to download, install and open Steam + SteamVR when using our latest release with the Quest 1/2 which is currently the provided workaround.

If you run into any problems or have any further questions, let me know whenever!

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Good afternoon,

Are there any updates as to official support for Quest 2 headsets or when that would be planned? Would purchasing the link cable be preferable for use with Enscape and would there be any other requirements or recommendations for running?

Are you able to elaborate as to how Steam would integrate and how that would work with Enscape?

Thanks

Ah ok, well that's a disappointment. I got a glimmer of hope when I downloaded the installer file and it said compatible with SketchUp versions 2016-2020. Ill have to keep using 2.7 for now, at least until my wallet says its ok to get Sketchup 2020. My wallet is the boss and it makes all the decisions! Thanks for the reply!

Hi!

Is Enscape not compatible with Sketchup 2017 make anymore? It only says 2018 and up on the website, but it says 2016 and up on the instaler .exe.

I crash to desktop with either an error message or it may CTD without warning after about a few minutes of use. Especially when I try to update textures with the paint bucket tool.

Im running

Boxx Technologies GoBoxx G2985

Windows 10

Intel Core i7-7700K @ 4.2 GHZ

Nvidia GTX 1080 8GB

64GB Ram

Attached are all the Logs for the day

Best,

Dez

Ok time to make an official thread!

Enscape is awesome!

It can be even more awesome if we can get some additional Export Layers. So that some users if they choose to can really tweak the details and make our renderings pop with post processing in photoshop. Material ID, Depth, and Object ID is a good start, but I think it can use some more.

Lets add Global Illumination, Direct Illumination, Shadows, Specular, reflection and refraction layers. This will give users more control if they choose to enhance the images in post production, like in Photoshop. There have been times where I wanted to enhance the reflected image of the sky in a window or reduce the shadows in a dark spot of a room, and it took a long time to do it because those render layers are not available. I know the main idea is to keep things fast and simple while using this renderer, so lets just make an additional checkbox so that this feature can be optional to turn on or off!

Honestly if you do this, I think you would kill the competition (Vray) since your like 1000x faster then anything else I've ever used and that's the only function that I think is missing. You even have trees that move in the wind now!

Best,

Desmond

I also agree with this! A refraction layer would be super helpful!

And since we are on the subject, can we also get a reflection, Specular, and Direct and Indirect Lighting pass too?

Never mind guys, Somebody posted the same issue a few days ago, Its something with the NVidia Drivers, I'm going to try to roll back my driver and see if that works!

Hi,

I recently upgraded my graphics card form the NVidia Quadro M4000 to the GTX 1080 and now I'm having texture issues. My glass and other transparent objects now render pixelated. Its especially bad with frosted glass. Any suggestions on how to fix this?

Thanks,

Dez

GTX 1080

Quadro M4000

GTX 1080