One of the unique things about Enscape is that it sits on top of Revit. If you know how to make a rendering in Revit, you can use Enscape. But, I want to focus on how I use Enscape and what I like and don't like about it.įirst, if you'd like to check out the video review before reading the detailed review, here it is: In general, all three of the programs I have been reviewing have similar base features. So, instead of setting up 3D views, exporting to collada or FBX, then launching and importing, all you do is press 'play'. Enscape actually runs on top of (or with?) Autodesk Revit. But, Enscape differs from Lumion and Twinmotion because does not run on it's on. Similar to Lumion and Twinmotion, Enscape is a real-time rendering and visualization software.

With my recent reviews of Lumion 10 and Twinmtion 2020, plus the fact that I haven't really mentioned Enscape since 2017, I thought it was about time to review the latest version of Enscape (2.7) and some of the ways I use it.Ĭontinue reading to see my review of Enscape and see some examples of how I use it on real-world projects.įirst, I will start with my explanation of what Enscape is. I continue to use Enscape today and continue to be impressed by many aspects of the program. I have watched the company and software evolve over the last 4+ years. I have been using Enscape since it was in beta and crashed more than it actually ran.

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