Great result! What kind of image filter do you mean with photo filter? We do not plan to replicate Photoshops filter variety, but if there are some often-used things like shadows/highlights or color temperature we did already add them in the past.
So far, we only support motion blur during the walkthrough or video export. Once we have animated objects, it will be useful to have motion blur in images, too. so yes but I can't tell you when this is going to be released.
The texture would look better with less tiling repetitions.
Materials and scene composition are great. You could improve by hiding the horizon to the right with vegetation and round some of the 90° edges on the building.
Thomas Willberger do we have a ETA for when to expect this?
Not yet.
Now just imagine if we had animated textures like Lumion, you would be able to get a real animated fire.
This will be added at some point of time! 
Brilliant results! The scene also looks really well done.
You also seem to have a video about your process:
Great!Hi!
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This is by design and ensures higher performance during VR. We may change that in the future for "High/Ultra" spec.
Enscape is a VR tool and not a full render engine
Depends on what you mean with "full render engine", this definition does not exist. The technical correct wording would be: Enscape is not a unbiased renderer in terms of light transport, hence comes with some limitations like e.g. multiple reflections which have been traded in favor of performance and scalability.
To answer the question: I am not aware of a good workaround to achieve this effect. You could fake it by extruding it into the wall with a sheet of glass in front of it. but that's not fully applicable in all cases.
Great! But... why is there an AT AT in the background? 
We fixed it now, it will be included in the next preview version.
I love the details in your work. Very nice to watch.
The reason for your dark-looking materials is that your skybox is too dark or the sun intensity too bright. This causes too heavy contrasts from light/shadow. You can fix both in the visual settings.
Thanks, we're happy to hear that you like the new update
Nice materials! Where do you got these from?
Nice! I hope the pregnant mom does not drink the alcohol from behind there 
Micha , right RTX will help to improve metals and glass in the long run. We see it as a future proof path, thats why we did it rather immediately.
We also strive for a complete core product. Please understand that the requirements for what that actually is differ from user to user (although many here in the forums think similiarly). The Vectorworks or ArchiCad support is unrelated to rendering features as we can easily parallelize this development, whereas its harder to implement related stuff simultanously.
The agenda only contains the parts that we are able to promise and have top priority for this release. Other things are scheduled too, but it's sometimes hard to predict the length of engineering projects. The list also contains only the high level points, many small improvements are not listed but are on our agenda.
sorry guys, but i have to second this also...
this is ultra setting on a 2080ti with latest drivers
We will release a hotfix 2.6.1 shortly that will alleviate this shortcoming you have shown in the image. Thank you.
Hi, I downloaded the latest version (2.6) and the newest nvidia drivers (436.30) but the reflections are not even close to those you advertise. I attatched below the simply test i made to explain the issues. What could be the reason of this behavior? Please let me know
You get the best reflection quality when switching to Ultra settings and exporting a rendered image. Did you do that? What GPU did you use?
