mahammed I've read your comment twice and I don't understand the question. What are you trying to accomplish?
The problem was described precisely over and over again. I got in contact with one of the customer support team on a meeting a few months ago where I described the issue LIVE, and they clearly saw and admitted there's an issue.
Have you sent us a feedback report back then as described? If not, you can still gladly do it of course so that we can assist you further. Same to you mattwash , that would be very helpful. In the submission form, simply include a link to this thread for reference. Thanks!
Hey Demian, I sent a feedback report as you suggested
I second that! Would be an awesome feauture to have :
A temporarily hide/show/isolate in enscape.
When I go through the views and render them manually it works as it should. But when I use batch rendering, each view loads from scratch..
Am I missing something?
Any updates on this issue?
After upgrading there has been serious lagg caused by generating transactions for 3d views everytime we open the model or do some tasks like in-place massing.
I downgraded to previous version and everything went back to normal. This is a serious flaw and sadly, we won't be able to use this version of Enscape.
This issue hasn't been solved.
I will advice our office to downgrade.
Batch rendering has serious issues. I'm surprised this hasn't been resolved yet.
When rendering standalone pictures everything works fine. However, when using batch rendering, everything gets slow, model reloads again to each render and what's even worse is it exports wrong geometry.
Currently looking into transitioning to Lumion. We are unable to work like this.
We are currently working on a campus containing multiple buildings. In earlier versions, we previously did batch rendering of each building and everything went smooth. In 2.7 however, Enscape loads the geometry in each rendering. That's not how it's supposed to behave.
I'm also having issue with batch rendering in 2.7.
it gets stuck, wrong views. everything is a mess 
