I'd love to see some comparison shots if you'd like to share some!
Here's what I've done, I googled for some tree images and compared your example zaklina :
Again, sun angle really plays an important role. Also, keep in mind if you compare it to real life trees that are standing separated or in a group or a forest.
Here's another example with a different sun angle photo and a rendering of mine:
Here, I've increased the saturation to 115%, though.
Hey jan1 ,
There's no reflection control per object currently in Enscape.
One workaround for still image renderings: Enable the "Export Object-ID, Material-ID and Depth Channel" option in Visual Settings / Capture tab. Render two images, one with the objects you want to exclude hidden.
Combine them using the Object-ID channel in any 2D Software.
Does this help?
Thank you ThatOneArchie vXv , we hope you and your loved ones had a safe and joyful Christmas as well!
Dark Mode is on the list, I've added your vote.
Thank you all. We'll bring it up with the devs.
Hey Rudeboy ,
How about this solution, then? https://www.howtogeek.com/6737…sly-on-your-oculus-quest/
We don't have practical experience with a lot of these solutions, so we're probably not the best contact to ask about this. If you manage to connect your Quest wirelessly to be recognized as a Steam-, WMR- or Oculus Headset, it should run with Enscape without further trouble.
Hey Ahmed Sabrah , yes, the latest Enscape release does support Rhino 7. Hope this helps!
Hey luteb ,
To achieve a rendering "without" shadows, you need to use a little trick. You CAN dial down the sun strength and simply dial up the exposure brightness in the Visual Settings / General tab.
But an even nicer result is achieved if you create your own little 360° Skybox in all white. Use it as skybox and change the time to Night. This will emit an equal glow from all sides.
I've created one such skybox for you, find it attached. Using it, you can then even control the light brightness using the Skybox Brightness slider.
Hey AdamHu ,
Yes, Enscape by now supports any Light Shape and any Light Distribution Type in Revit. So rectangular light sources should show up without problem.
If you experience otherwise, can you send us a screenshot of the issue to support@enscape3d.com?
Thank you very much!
Hey Rudeboy , have a look into solutions such as https://www.displaylink.com/vr
He zaklina , one thing that's crucially affecting the perceived tree color is the sun angle. Did you slide through different daytimes by using Shift + Right Mouse button? One tree will look different colors throughout the day.
The Thumbnails for Enscape Assets are shot with the White Background option enabled, and with a more or less low standing sun.
If this doesn't help improving your result, can you please send us a bigger image? Maybe an actual rendering? I can't yet see clearly what appears to be wrong.
Thank you!
Hey raniasamaha, I'm sorry for the delay. Here's the URL's to make an exception for in your Antivirus:
https://enscape3d.com/communit…ledgebase/proxy_firewall/
The one critical for your Asset Library is: "https://asset-assetbucket-1binh6y04tlmk.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/"
Thanks ThatOneArchie vXv 
We'll bring it up.
Hey lef80 ,
There is no anti aliasing in Enscape. While there is a blur slider, there is no sharpen slider.
So export quality is being controlled by the Render Quality and the chosen Resolution.
Hope this helps!
Hey Joe, can you please send us Feedback, including a short description like what you wrote here?
If your feedback goes through (so you're not behind a firewall) we'll need to look into your log files to figure out what's wrong.
O que outras pessoas estão dizendo
fiz esse processo naõ funcionou.
I'm sorry to hear that, Thaylana. You did uninstall Enscape, restart your computer, and install it again and the same error message occurs?
Can you check if the folder mentioned in your error message is there at all?
Can you please send us feedback with a short description, as described here? Thank you in advance
Honestly just an incredibly impressive job. Can't wait to throw my ZBrush models straight into Unreal 
Hey Everyone,
sorry for the delay in this.
To render a panorama, you have to be in Perspective View in Enscape. Should you be in 2-Point-Perspective or Orthographic View, the resulting panorama would either be distorted, or not possible at all since the Ortho Camera is infinitely far away.
So, whoever experiences this problem, can you please check you are in Perspective View in Enscape?
Hi Tracy,
So, this depends on whether the resolution and the distance from the camera actually allow the grass blades to be displayed in full, more precisely if the width of a grass blade is bigger than 1, 2, 3 pixels.
The first image, the full scale one you've shared has a resolution of only 1612 x 894 pixels, the second one is just 653 x 420.
If you zoom in to a picture, of course the pixels will just be scaled up and look washed out. Do you have a chance to share the full-HD image with us to compare?
To increase the resolution, of course you can always go to the Visual Settings -> Capture tab and increase it to a higher value.
For a sharp image, you can additionally dial down the Bloom value in the Visual Settings -> Image tab. It's default setting of 15% does add a little washed-out effect to simulate a camera lens. Does this help?
Hey Gadget, just a quick question: have you tried dialing up the fog height, as well? By default, the fog layer indeed is quite thin, but the effect gets a lot stronger by maximizing the height.
