Thanks Demian - I will try that.
Jorgensen
Thanks Demian - I will try that.
Jorgensen
Have you tried enabling the 'safe frame' mode? That way you can leave the views panel open but still see the view with the correct aspect ratio/crop.
Ah thanks - that did the trick
I might do things wrong but....
I find it difficult to update views. I select the view I would like to update, I close the view management window, align the view as I wan't it, then I open the view management window again, but I can't update the view, as it align the view again as I select to edit it.
The view management is part of the window, and pushes the view, when it opens. So I find it hard to adjust.
Two possible solutions
- the view management opens in a new vindow, that does not affect the view
- rightclick, select update view in the context menu
Or - I might do it the wrong way?
Jorgensen
really needed - looking forward to this
How do you update existing views? - oh - I'll download the latest preview version.
Jorgensen
Hi Demian
I will add a feedback report
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Ah ok.
I'm using this version
I hope that it can fixed soon.
I find it very convincing to be able to walk around inside the models we create in Revit / Sketchup - it simply gives a fantastic feeling of the spaces.
I have used VR and Enscape before, using the Qculus Rift, and some time ago I could use it by using virtual desktop, but now Oculus offers the Air Link feature - so I would be glad to use it but.....
I start Revit, load the model I want to view, I start Oculus on my PC, connect to the Quest, start Steam VR, and it finds my headset just fine (had big issues with this before). I then start Enscape, it loads the scene, and I activate Headset in the Enscape view - and I see it activate in the Enscape window, I can see the controllers, I see the small "dashboard ", and it all moves when I move the headset or the controllers. But the view never loads on the headset - it just shows a small window that says Loading..... the same for Sketchup.
I there a way to fix it? are others having the same issues?
I find the VR part being a powerful feature, so I hope it can work.
Jorgensen
Hi
One thing that could be very usefull for me, is a tool that would allow me to paint walls directly inside the enscape view.
If I have a part of a wall that needs a specific color, I use the Modify > Paint tool to add a special material. Right now I have to navigate inside Revit to find that specific wall i want to paint, witch is a pain - so it would be very helpfull if I could paint the face directly in the enscape view. But I don't know is Encape has this kind of communication with revit?
Jorgensen
no - should it be possible?
Strange it's such a fundamental function.
did you find a solution?
First - this is simply one of the best tools for presenting projects for clients - easy to setup and easy to use!!
I only have a few small issues
- it would be nice to be able to pin the images at the bottom
- others users simply don't the see images at the bottom, images might be pinned as defalut?
- when using an ipad, it's not always positive that we have to move the ipad around to see the images. When we sit to a meeting, with people around the table, and the ipads is laying on the table and we stream to a monitor on the wall, or we all just look at the ipad it feels very awkward to need to swing the ipad around in the air. Can we have a navigation option, to navigate just like we do with the mouse when using a pc, but on the ipad using a finger.
Jorgensen
Oh yes - a simple shortcut solution could be nice.
When I have a large model, I need to pause Live updates, and I have to open the Enscape menu and press the pause button, and then go back to the menu I was using.
A pause button directly in the Enscape window, might make it faster to turn on and off live updates? or a button both places?
Jorgensen
I can no longer get SteamVR to find my Quest 2 via Air Link. Has anyone got it to work?
Hi Antonio
I have just experimented at home - on the same WiFi. I gave up on experimenting on the direct link between a laptop and the Quest.
Jorgensen
I agree 100% - it's really cool tool - I will try to encourage our constructing architects to try it, they have already started to use Enscape to check their models.
Yes - it's working - it is simply so cool to walk around in VR inside a project we are designing - I'm really going to push us to use to much more - and I think that the wireless Quest 2, could be the tool to make it happen - it's just so cool.
Happy Jorgensen