However, with the popularity of CAD and BIM software on the Apple Mac platform, strong interest around the new Apple M1 silicon, and increased competition from Epic Games Twinmotion, it makes perfect sense that Enscape is now developing a version of Enscape for Mac OSX.ĭetails of Enscape for Mac are still thin on the ground, but we do know that the software is planned for release in the first half of 2022. Like many AEC viz tools, Enscape has been Windows only for many years. At its Envision 21 user event this week it announced plans for an Apple Mac version, shared a detailed roadmap, and launched a Software Development Kit (SDK), so its real-time engine can be deployed in more software applications, starting with concept-design tool TestFit. You may also be wondering about the incredibly realistic water texture, right? This was done by downloading a water texture from the internet and adjusting the settings within Enscape, adding some transparency and the corresponding properties for water in the material panel, and water shadows–or caustics– as a final touch.Real time visualisation software developer also shares details of new integration with TestFit and plans for enhanced materials and assetsĮnscape has given a glimpse into the future of its real-time visualisation software. And speaking of saving time in post-production: another important step in Juan's process is adjusting the depth of field, which allows him to determine the right perspective and bring the focus to the aspects of the scene that he wants to highlight directly within Enscape. Using a fitting HDRI also saves time in the long run, since it can be used as a background, making it unnecessary to add the background in post-production. For all other CAD tools, you can use Custom Assets to achieve a similar result.Īs for the incredible lighting, this has been achieved with a high-quality HDRI that enhances the realism and natural tone of the render.
If you swipe to the second image, you can see the thin lines representing the linked models, which can only be seen in Enscape. Keep in mind that the linked models feature is only available for SketchUp. Take the flowers in the foreground – they are a linked model 💡.
Have a look at this stunning, tropical scene by Enscape user JuancCOL 🌴 Using linked models is an important part of Juan's process since they allow him to add elements with complex geometries without overloading the 3d model.
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