See how we created the Enscape 3.3 project from scratch. Learn more about Site Context in our Knowledge Base article. The surrounding geometry is only visible in Enscape, keeping your project file light and focused on the most relevant project data. The imported geometry and topography will not include textures, keeping your project at the forefront of your visualizations while providing all-important site context. Simply open Site Context within the Enscape rendering window, enter an address or coordinates, and select your choice of import: Buildings and Landmarks Streets and Sidewalks Topography, or import all surroundings. Ideal for use during the design process itself, this new feature gives context to a building's relationship with its environment.īy utilizing OpenStreetMap data, you can now import a project’s surroundings into your renderings without the need for a third-party tool. Incorporate a building’s real-life surroundings into your visualizations with Enscape’s new Site Context feature. Let's take a closer look at these new features and improvements. Japanese Language Support: Enjoy real-time rendering with Enscape in Japanese. Enscape Support for SketchUp 2022: Use Enscape with the latest version of SketchUp. 
Upload Migration: Migrate previous uploads and create panorama galleries and more. Camera Sync Optimization: Save time with improved navigation in Revit and Archicad. 
Material Overwrite: Directly replace materials within the Enscape Material Editor.
Pin Enscape on Top: Have the Enscape rendering window on top when needed.Alpha Channel Export: Export renders with transparent backgrounds with ease.Education Assets and Materials: Add the right assets and materials to your scenes.Transparent Materials in Reflections: See details reflected with stunning realism.Site Context: Import surroundings into your renderings with OpenStreetMap data.Here's a quick low-down on what you can expect with the latest version of Enscape’s real-time visualization plugin.
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