Posts by Thomas Willberger

Beautiful! Is this based on a CAD model or did you draft it from scratch in SketchUp for e.g. a competition?

Nice! May I ask: What's the story behind this project? Is this a design draft for an interieur layout for a to-be-built hotel?

If you assign a cutout mask to your concrete and elevate it a few cm, you will get much better results! But anyway: Thanks for the request, we will consider this among other things for improved grass.

The wooden thing between the steel bars and the outside grass might be too high poly. Either reduce the polycount or try to add a low poly shell in it.

We will also try to reduce this kind of light bleeding behavior. This is a non-ArchiCAD specific problem.

We're working on reducing the noise for upcoming Enscape versions! Thanks for sharing this beautiful image.

Can you confirm that this occurs on the newest version, too?

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I can't see the difference

The difference is subtle, e.g. under the desk. Enscape already uses real time raytracing even for non RTX, hence the similar quality.

Very funny

Very nice! Great work, thanks for sharing!

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If this is Revit I've discovered a way to get the glass color and light transmission to match Manufactures date. See attached image

Wow, great! This is awesome. Thanks so much for sharing!

I like it! If I may give you a little tip: Your glass seems to have absolute *zero* tint. In reality however, most window glass has a slight dark-green tint to it. This will make your windows / facade look even better!

Love it! Looks amazing!

Wow, very elegant and well composed. Thanks for sharing!!

Very nice! Saw you YT tutorial on the grass, well done!

TowerPower we evaluate the use of it and let you know once we know more

We haven't changed something visually related for the grass rendering. I guess the changes in your comparisons are due to different lighting conditions. We will check nevertheless.

I like the normalmapped irregularities on the TV screen, nice attention to detail!

There are numerous examples in the showcase area:

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Goodmorning Bloom is a camera setting. This is the wrong way to go.

Here's the right way for your curtain material.

• Vegetation (Subsurface) material to let the light shine through
• No transparency
• Use a greyish cutout texture to account for the little holes in the curtain

That should do it.

Based on the image in this thread, we improved these kind of mirror reflections. You will see the result in one of the upcoming preview versions.

Beautiful house and great renderings! Thanks for sharing.