Enscape Lighting - Beginner to Advanced 

Thanks for sharing!!!

@@suhankumardevadiga You're Welcome!

Thanks a lot its very helpful Wé want more videos About Materials and objects to look more realistic pls

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That Plus button in the line of "start escape button" in extension pannel

Yes you are right! That's what I use for my workflow.

Yes I am just beginning and like the lighting in Enscape a lot, but I would also like to turn off the reflection on some light sources. I see some people have asked about that in the Enscape forum. Moderator said something about that not being realistic enough and referred to it as "inventing" a light source. But every rendering program I've ever used has allowed turning off the reflection for a light.

I noticed in the Enscape forum that 6 people gave a "thumbs down" to Thomas Willberger's comment defending the idea of not being able to turn off a light's reflection. Willberger seems to be an Enscape founder. That was back in 2020. But some other people have asked about the problem again more recently on the same thread.

@@marysketch4772 Hi Mary, I've always enjoyed Enscape simplicity and thier powerful engine , however this light reflection issue is the only reason why I go back to Vray for some scenes, the thing that drives me mad is thier Engineers justifications in Enscape forums that their intentions are to avoid cheating in lighting and to make it real life simulated. While we all know that thier lighting reflection doesn't reflect reality since its a Ray tracing Engine, my opinion is that this option is not possible for Engines that's relay on Ray tracing, unlike Vray, Corona, which are path tracing Engines. So it's better if they come clean and admit its not possible instead of thier silly justification in thier forums.

Me too! Enscape for Mac is waaay different!

Welcome 😊

Thank you so much 🙂

Try to use "fake lighting" like I mentioned in the advanced tips. Try also using rectangular lighting from above, or even from walls. Let me know if it helps :)

@@MelosAzemi I see, I'll try it next time, Thank you for the tips 😁

hi there! how was it do u found any solution?

I came here looking for an answer to this too, have you found it yet?

@@raadt_ i haven't found any solution yet i don't think there is. But you can use daylight.

I am not a user of revit, but some of my viewers were able to apply these tips in revit too.

I have the same thing where I on,y see spot and rectangle. Did you ever figure out how to get the rest?

same question here

Not very familiar with Revit.

you should click on enscape object with symbol (+) behind the start enscape

I too can't find it neither in SketchUp nor in Revit.. if u get it please let me know

@@surajitchanda3876 make sure that u have installed enscape properly

I will talk about this in the next video.

Glad You enjoyed!

Glad you enjoyed! A lot more videos are coming soon.

Glad I can help. I definitely have that planned for future videos.

Yes, feel free to contact on our social media regarding inquiries.

@@MelosAzemi great! I just DM’ed on Instagram. 👍🏻

Glad you enjoyed!

Can you elaborate more on this?

Glad to hear it!

Glad you found it helpful!

Will definitely do!

Up up

Glad I could help :)

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you! Definitely a lot more to come!

You're welcome! Computer specs : (Ryzen 7 3700X, 32GB RAM 3200MHz, RTX 2060 6GB)

Ryzen 3700x RTX 2060 64 GB Ram

I have never used v-ray so I can’t say much.

@@MelosAzemi thank you for your answer, im using lumion/twinmotion since im landscape architect and i work with exteriors, but i found job in interior design right now so i wanna switch to vray/enscape for that kind of work. Keep up the good work man these tutorials are golden.

@@MelosAzemi ohhhh now i realised i typed vray i mean raytracing sorry*

Not yet, unfortunately.

@@MelosAzemi hemm i get a little bit confused cause in your video there's no lighting reflected. May i get some explanation or tips maybe?

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.

This is Enscape 3.1

Is it possible to achieve such quality with version 2.9?

@@melissapeh3623 Definitely!

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Thank you! I appreciate it!

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You're welcome!

Thanks

Glad you found it helpful!

Glad I could help!

Which modelling software are you using/

@@MelosAzemi Sketch up 2022 with Mac, think that is the reason