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Showing posts with label enscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label enscape. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 5, 2022

Modern Kitchen Renovation Series - Revit and Enscape Interiors (Episode 16)

 




In episode 16 of our modern kitchen renovation series we will be completing our Revit to Enscape Interior scene by adding entourage, accessories, and landscape elements (which you'll see through the windows).  I will talk about how I use design options and place assets directly in Enscape while they get pushed into Revit... 


Thursday, August 11, 2022

Modern Kitchen Renovation Series - "Test Fit" my Design with Revit and Enscape (Episode 8)

 



In episode 8 of our modern kitchen renovation series we will start laying out our kitchen design using the generic line-based cabinet family in Revit and Enscape. Essentially, we will "test fit" our design schemes with Revit and Enscape while still going back to hand drawings in between.  Oh, I will also show you my Enscape settings for this phase of design that help you feel the space without as much distraction!

Click here to view the episode now... 




Friday, November 26, 2021

Enscape for Revit Tutorial - What's New in 3.2?!


Wondering what's new in Enscape for Revit (version 3.2)!?  In this video I break down my top two favorite new features and show you how to use them. You'll get a chance to quickly see how the new Dynamic Asset Placement and Panoramic Tour features will improve your workflow and make your Enscape for Revit experience so much better. 

There have been a bunch of great real-time rendering releases in the last month so I wanted to start a short series that reviews them all.  Stay tuned for some more here on the blog and on the YouTube channel...




Thursday, September 23, 2021

Enscape for Revit - The New Material Editor in 3.1 (Replay!) w/Josh Radle

 

On this episode of BIM After Dark Live I was joined by Josh Radle to discuss Enscape for Revit.   Enscape continuously adds awesome and valuable new features with each release, and 3.1 is no different.  For a "point" release it is impressive.  


I have been a long-time user of Enscape for both design and visualization and I am super excited to have Josh on to share what's new in the platform.  


Some of the topics we covered:


- Brande NEW Material Editor (displacement maps in Revit?!) and how to USE IT!

- Material Library (Preset Materials that look AWESOME in Enscape)

- The new 3.0 user interface and some of the benefits of it...

- How to get FREE sample files.

Plus, we took questions along the way!



Oh, and don't forget about the "BIG 'BAD' BIM Tip of the Week"... The tip this week came from Dan and had to do with stacked walls... dun dun dun.



Links Mentioned:

Try Enscape for FREE today 

Revit / Enscape PBR Materials Blog Post

Enscape FREE Sample Files

Envision 21 Conference




Friday, April 23, 2021

Enscape 3.0 and Revit (w/Dan Stine)

 


Dan Stine has joined me here on the show twice now to talk about Enscape... (Episode 12 and Episode 26) So, when Enscape 3.0 for Revit was launched, I had to have him back on to chat about it.


The release of Enscape 3.0 has some great and welcomed new features (as well as improvements on some old ones).  


Yesterday, Dan showed us some of the great  new improvements and features the Enscape team has put in place with this milestone release.


We talked about the UI/UX, view management, settings, visual setting control, video paths, displacement maps, custom assets, and more!


Oh, we also chatted a bit about Dan's role at Lake Flato (an award winning architecture firm, and one of my favorite design firms, personally) and how they are using BIM/Technology/Revit...


Continue reading to view the replay and links mentioned...



Friday, October 2, 2020

Revit & Enscape 2.8: Design, Present, Collaborate (w/Dan Stine)

 


Dan Stine returned to BIM After Dark Live last night to talk about some of the new features in Enscape 2.8 (and what's to come in Enscape 2.9)...  Similar to our previous episode with Dan he didn't just run through the features, he also demonstrated some useful tips and tricks along the way!


Personally, I am most excited about all of the new healthcare content in Enscape 2.8, but even more excited about the FBX/OBJ import options in 2.9 to come!!!


Topics Covered:


Enscape 2.8


BIM 360 freeze fixed
Collaborative annotation
"Puddle Tip/Trick"
Animated vegetation
New assets
Carpet material
BIM Mode


Version 2.9 beta


Video textures
Custom asset library (and editor!!!)
Offline asset library


Continue reading to view the episode and the links mentioned...

Friday, June 19, 2020

Revit & Enscape - Top 5 Secrets Revealed w/Dan Stine



Dan Stine, of BIM Chapters, joined me on Episode 12 of BIM After Dark Live last night, and it was a good one!  Dan walked through 7 (not just 5!) of his top Enscape secrets.  Beyond the awesome secrets Dan shared he also sprinkled in a whole bunch of little tips and tricks throughout.   I will be the first to admit I learned a thing or two about Enscape I didn't know! Thanks, Dan!

If you joined us live, I hope you had a good time!  All of the links mentioned are in this post.

If you missed it, you have to keep reading and checkout the replay... it is a can't miss...


Sunday, March 22, 2020

From Revit to Enscape - The Ultimate Review




I have been using Enscape since it was in beta and crashed more than it actually ran.  I have watched the company and software evolve over the last 4+ years.  I continue to use Enscape today and continue to be impressed by many aspects of the program.

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.

Continue reading to see my review of Enscape and see some examples of how I use it on real-world projects...


Wednesday, July 11, 2018

Enscape3D - Free Sample Projects and Files


Photo courtesy of Enscape3D.com

Last year I published a post that explained why Enscape3D had become my virtual reality (VR) software of choice.  If you missed it, you can read the "Virtual Reality and Revit" review post by clicking here.

Well, fast forward to today and Enscape3D is still my VR program of choice for many of the same reasons I mentioned last year.  Of course, the folks over at Enscape3D have done a great job adding new features and improving the software since then.  Today I just wanted to point out a little-known resource available on the Enscape3D website...

Continue reading to find out about the free Enscape3D sample projects and where to find them....


Monday, March 20, 2017

Virtual Reality and Revit in the Real-World ( Success Story with HTC Vive & Enscape 3D )




I know every single person who reads this blog is familiar with the explosion of Virtual Reality (VR) over the last few years.  I know, because I have also been saturated with everything "VR". My first personal experience with VR was using Google Cardboard over two years ago...   As you can imagine, VR has come a long way since that post.

Initially, emerging technologies can battle with the concept of pragmatism.  The first thing you hear with something like AR, VR, Dynamo, etc.. is "cool, but how can I use it in the 'real-world'"?

Today, I wanted to talk about a recent real-world experience with VR.  More specifically, with Revit, the HTC Vive, and Enscape 3D.

... Continue reading to hear about the success story and my thoughts on the aforementioned technologies (including a breakdown of the hardware and software we used)...