Ah, this is a good explanation. I was looking for the wrong effect.
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Avira antivirus sees Enscape EXE files as Trojans and deletes them.
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Works for me, just copy everything into the 2020 plugins folder. I've been doing this for a while and it seems to work fine.
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I am wondering where lens flares come from? They don't come from emissive materials and Enscape lights are not visible, so where exactly do they come from, if at all? I use recessed cans with an emitter material as the lens quite often and would like flares to show up from them. Any tricks for this?
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I gave up on preview versions, 1 step forward 3 back in most cases. Sorry Enscape team but it's true.
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I suggested a while back implementing something like Eon's Cloud Factory Ozone for Max. They discontinued it a couple of years ago to focus on Vue but I played with it a few times and it was incredible. I guess HDRI's are killing the need for procedural volumetric clouds, but it was still very cool.
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Yes, please elaborate the process and any pitfalls. We currently use a Rift but would love to cut the cord, even if it means sacrificing some quality.
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This is somewhat related.
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You might have better luck asking this over at SketchUcation honestly.
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... hi - to get any better idea, could you please share a screenshot of your "splotchy" resault and the used texture?
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How can I get lens flares to appear from emissive materials? I am using a material on the lens of a recessed can and would like a flare affect at these lights but this effect doesn't seem to take emitter materials into account.
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Hi, we'll address both of theses issues in the upcoming release.
Linking visual settings presets to the views is one of the features that we've been working on.
That's also something we've been working on, the batch export will be handled differently in the upcoming release and re-export the scene before rendering.
This is great news!
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I have come across this issue with 2D silhouettes that I use quite a bit for concept renders. The shading on their faces is always funky. It would be great to have an emissive material that just keeps the face bright and does actually emit light for things like this.
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I've been wondering about that too. I keep tweaking the color and reflectivity in hopes of finding the right setting to avoid that. It seems to be a new-ish problem.
Well I just asked Ted in his post here Recently completed project in Philly
his stainless looks pretty good in his kitchen scene. I am wondering if he using an RTX card?
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Just wrapped up a project. Really happy with the overall results, as usual. This was done in Enscape 2.5 an some photoshop post production.
Looking forward to finally upgrading to 2.6 after this set.
Hi Ted! How are you able to achieve this stainless steel look on the appliances in the kitchen? I have been struggling with this in the current version. My exports look splotchy even on Ultra.
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When I try to create a stainless steel material, it always renders out splotchy. Even with settings on Ultra. Am I missing something? Any tips?
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Excellent work!
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Great! Should be an #enscapeunwrapped entry
This guy owes you one for suggesting that!
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Unlike Vray, I find that Enscape renders very well even with low res texture images somehow. Now I rarely make texture images more than 1mb, which is great to keep SK model size small. Do you see that texture quality is downgraded too much?
The image I was using for my skybox was very hi-res and it was looking downsampled in the final output.
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Better texture scale handling is work in progress - hold on
Specially for such cases.That's great news!