Posts by Jorgensen

Could be cool with some lowpoly "white paper" looking people like in the attached image.

It makes the images look more linke a model / concept way... more true to the actually designstage.

Hi

I just installed / reinstalled Enscape via Enscape-2.8.1+27741.msi, but I don't have any Enscape menus in Revit.

Does anyone know how to fix that?

EDIT

its there now

Jorgensen

Hi Demian Gutberlet

You keep the goodies well hidden I haven't even noticed the three dots....

Thanks - works very well. Maybe "Place asset on face" should be default? or a way to select the default would be nice

Jorgensen

Hi

I wonder if anyone can guide me to how to insert assests in the right hight?

I would like to place some assets on a table, but I can't figure out how to place them in the right height - I have tried to set the reference plane on the tabletop, but all assets is still inserted on the floor

Anyone know how to do it right / if it's possible?

Jorgensen

Ok Robertpolk

sorry I misunderstood you.

Hi Robertpolk

I know what I can do with alpha, depth material id maps, but what I would prefer is just a png with the alpha channel in the file - and as you say, it won't work for windows.

It really makes things easier just having one layer in photoshop, especally when i need to scale the layer to fit into a photo, not a really big deal, and I can live without it, but it would make things easier.

Jorgensen

for me it would be for creating rugs like the one in the attached image - the one to the left is Vray, the other one Enscape.

but there might be better ways to achieve this result with enscape?

Jorgensen

+1

I really wonder why this is’nt implemented, especially when architects seems to be your main customers.

It’s quite counter-productive (and hard) to manuel select and add masks in photoshop.

It works out of the box in Vray (but Vray has other drawbacks).

But it might be hard / complicated to implement? – I’m not a programmer

Jorgensen

+1

joeykeys thanks. that worked - i did not know of revits light sources

Jorgensen

Hi @Hans Schmid

Thanks for your input.

I've tried your suggestion. I modelled in-place a lighthtning device (just a simple box) - added a material with some self illumination, then I unchecked the "visible" option under graphics, but then both the object and the light diassapers :-/

What do I do wrong?

Anyone?

Thanks Demian Gutberlet

The model gets very heavy using high detailed models.

And yes - it would be much more convenient if I could drop them in place

Jorgensen

I'ts really a BIG issue that we can't create our own proxies / assets. Right now I need a chair that is not in the library so I can't create the view I need.

It's fine that we can suggest assets, but it's impossible to cover all users needs.

Jorgensen

Hi

If i want to light a building, without using "real" light sources, but just place a large rectangle object as a light, and then make it invisible to the camera - is that possible?

Jorgensen

As we can't create our own proxies - I would like an option to remove all textures from inserted Enscape assests.

That way we can have a "model look" cause I find the included trees a bit cartoonish / gamelike, so instead to try to create to real looking trees, then admit they don't look real, and go the other way and render them as models. I have added an example of a model look.

But I might me that does something wrong - since I get such dark trees?

Jorgensen

Hi Demian Gutberlet

I have no other reason than I find the menu disturbing when I don’t need it. And I think it might confuse customers with no VR experience- but that’s a guess as I have not yet tested my new setup.

But it’s not a big deal, just an input

Hi

I think the menu is nice - but when I don't need it I would like it to hide.

Could it be possible to add an option to autohide the menu - but show it when the hand is raised to a certain angle?

An other think (using Oculus Quest) - it seems that one has to turn the hand in a awkward angle to point the teleport laser forward?

Keep up the impressive work!

Thanks

Jorgensen

Ah ok. I just thought that an extender needed to extend something

So you just plug-in the extender to a power socket, connect the laptop and extender with a cord, and then you can have a super 5Ghz connection between the laptop and the Quest. And the you create a WiFi spot for VD to start up - and you are good to go?

Man interesting things are happening these years.

In a few years we architects might be able to walk around as a group, and design inside VR. That could be cool. Being able to modify the Revit or Sketchup model directly inside VR would be so cool. Seen that people already can collaborate in VR (gravity sketch- not sure it its a public function now) is very interesting.

But one step at a time - being able to walk around wireless, and no need to setup a lot of hardware, is also a big step forward.

Dum question, does this setup require that you have access to the customers WiFi or do you establish a local WiFi between the laptop and headset? Sorry I’m not so technical

Jorgensen