Posts by Yulei

Quote from Demian Gutberlet

Yulei , in such a scene with a reflection covering the whole ceiling some artifacts like you see, can occur - In the first instance you can also read up on this article here as it goes a bit more into detail as to what these are usually caused by. You could happily send me the scene at hand and I can have a closer look myself and propose some improvements, otherwise, you may also want to play with the perspective of your scene.

Thank you，Demian. I know that enscape is committed to fast rendering, and reflection consumes a lot of computing resources. But I also hope that enscape can have the option of high-quality output. For some specific scenes, the reflection of the mirror is required to complete the design.

The red area has a strange reflection effect, how should I deal with it?

The progress of supporting 3Dmax is very slow

Quote from Demian Gutberlet

davidhard , I'm afraid animations are not yet implemented into Enscape nor supported officially. I've gladly forwarded your upvote to the existing feature requests to support/add animations into Enscape - as of now this isn't our main priority though and it could take a while until this will be implemented, that is all there is currently to add.

3DMAX has animation functions and better modeling capabilities. It would be better if it can support Autodesk 3dmax.

I turned on the safe frame button, hoping to display the nine-square grid to help me adjust the camera.

+1

If the automatic exposure option is turned on, the ambient light intensity is too high, which will result in insufficient brightness of the self-illuminating material. Try to reduce the intensity of other light sources.

我很少用同步的意见

Translated:

I rarely use synchronized views

I can't see anything：/

Great texture site, thank you

Quote from Paul Russam

you need to use bigger textures, ie more bricks in the image.

Have a look at this one as an example https://www.sketchuptextureclu…ks-texture-seamless-17256

It’s 12 euros a year for this site and I certainly get my money’s worth on a weekly basis

Use the displacement function of photoshop to make seamless textures