Is there a possibility that we have a choice of grasses in the future? Because to be honest, I liked the 2.7 grass more, so for now I have installed the old png again, which mainly does the trick to fill up the holes again.
Could you please explain how you did this - I would love to fix.
I agree, this grass doesn't work well for simple clean lawns, I do miss the grass from 2.7. This just looks very fluffy, which I understand probably has something to do with the fur/carpet system, but please make these 2 things separate from each other.
I understand that Enscape is a platform that is being developed to work with a variety of 3D applications. There is a need to create features in new updates that work across all of those applications but I am disappointed that we still do not have a 2-pt perspective tool that matches with SketchUp's 2-pt perspective.
Tim , after having a chat about this with our developers, so far the plan is to implement a dedicated user tool which will allow you to actually replace panoramas in the future WHILE keeping the link.
So stay tuned!
This is something I have been hoping for for a long time.
There are a few things that really keep me from calling Enscape my go-to rendering platform. This is definitely one of the major ones. Not having environment reflections in glass really makes exterior renders lacking in any life.
Add 2pt perspective matching SketchUp which I have given up on at this point.
...any news and expectations about "Laubwerk + Enscape3D" collaboration success?
I would contact them directly. I don't know if this is on their radar at all these days.
They still haven't brought realtime ray tracing to Twinmotion, nor has it ever worked well in Unreal. The demo videos always look great....until you step into the manual labor nightmare that is Unreal. Still....I'll give it a go.
If you look at the Twinmotion roadmap you will see that they are currently working on taking a Twinmotion model and sending it into Unreal which might aid in the setup process. Interesting that we are talking about Twinmotion and Unreal here...
Yes. This has been reported over on the Transmutr forums. Go see the responses over there.
I had this issue and it was fixed by clicking the match camera button.
V-Ray does it and Thea does it also.
Enscape supports the Two-Point Perspective if you select it in the Enscape perspective mode. But you talk about that we take the perspective information from the SketchUp view, right?
Yes. The issue is setting up a 2pt perspective as a SketchUp scene and having that match the panning and zooming that is performed in SketchUp to get your view the way you want it to look in SketchUp, match in Enscape. Enscape ignores these panning and zooming movements when 2pt is enabled.
If we cant save a view so we can go back to it exactly, edit after exporting, or export SketchUp layers that match it precisely than it's a useless feature to me.
I have begged for a solution to this and I am surprised that I have seen several updates and still no solution to get a 2 point perspective to match up with SketchUp. When will we see this option - It's honestly one of the biggest missing features for architectural artists in my opinion. Without 2 point, I am not sure I can use Enscape of most of my projects in all honesty.
Ah, this is a good explanation. I was looking for the wrong effect.
Avira antivirus sees Enscape EXE files as Trojans and deletes them.
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.
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?
I gave up on preview versions, 1 step forward 3 back in most cases. Sorry Enscape team but it's true.
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.
