Enscape 2.0 Tutorial | Lighting - Tips and Tricks

[@solidair1245]

You present your videos really well. Keep it up man. Thanks for the content.

[@AdamAnzivino]

Thanks!

[@marklaurence1989]

Clear voice. great tutorial. Helps a lot for an mep guy. thanks bro

[@chillimonster1000]

Excellent! Thanks for taking the time to do this. Im finding making a full walkthrough frustrating to create in Enscape. I create a start and stop but it usually clips the end if im panning around. I know Enxcape are working this. Great software all the same for such a resonable price! When they improve the walkthroughs Lumion will take serious hit!

[@AdamAnzivino]

chillimonster1000 Thank you. I'm glad you liked the video. As far as recording a walkthrough goes, I'm stuck using OBS to screen record Enscape. It's an extra step, but it looks pretty good!

[@michaeldenz2127]

Thanks Adam! This Awesome!

[@dhanrajmaghade34]

VERRYY helpful tip presented SOOOO well! Thank you so much! Keep it up ;) Please make videos about modelling furniture from scratch in Revit. :)

[@bcconstruction7141]

thanks for tutorial ! Great. From Vietnam

[@lysonthien]

Great tutorial from you. Thanks so much Bro.

[@juliusiregar]

great content man. thank you!

[@jubronaljoan]

Very cool tips BTW. I figured out the self illumination thing a while back, but you have some new ideas I'll try.

[@ajaichohan]

Why did you add the Orb light source into the project instead of the family? Great tutorial, would like to see tutorials on how to manage textures maybe.

[@dhanrajmaghade34]

Is it possible to keep interior lights on during the day in Enscape renders? Because sometimes I prefer to have a mixture of interior and exterior/sun light in my projects. Please help.

[@megabuilds3007]

Hey really a big thanks for these videos, I need a video output like going through model, atmosphere has to change from day to night. Is it possible?? If not in Escape, in which software we can do like this?

[@AdamAnzivino]

Enscape allows you to do a timelapse effect. There are quite a few steps, so I recorded a seperate video (sorry no sound) here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rajJoXWthMl2gdk You can follow along with my steps to create a keyframed animation path. Once your keyframes are set up, you can change the time of day for each one. (Don't forget to click apply for each keyframe) Afterwards, double check your capture settings for resolution and fps and click render video. Enscape will save the video as .mp4 by default. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!

[@mm3darsitektur]

please, how to make a cove lighting interior in enscape ? because there is just 2 kind of light, pointlight & spotlight ?

[@AdamAnzivino]

I go over my cove lighting technique at around 10:20 in the video. That is really the only method I know to do besides looking for the right lighting family on BimObject or RevitCity. I hope that helps?

[@jubronaljoan]

You should update this with Enscape 2.1 Area Light support

[@AdamAnzivino]

Excellent suggestion! I'm wrapping up a top 10 tips for Enscape 2.0 and then i'll start on some 2.1 videos. Excited about the new update!

[@jubronaljoan]

I'm loving Enscape. It just works and doesn't jerk you around by processing model data via the 'cloud' like the Autodesk Live (which Enscape stomps on). as Enscape improves it will only leave 'Live' further behind.

[@micahbotica6063]

is it possible to animate the luminaire? turning on and off in a flythrough? changing (RGB) color? Is Enscape compatible with ElumTools within Revit? I was to give an accurate visual of the performance of a fixture while doing a walkthrough.

[@AdamAnzivino]

As far as I know, Enscape has not incorporated any object animation tools yet. One option to 'fake it' would be to use the camera path tool to create two identical animations through your model. Have the lights turned on in one and turned off in the other. During post-processing you could cut a portion of one clip and paste it to the same spot over the background clip, does that make sense? I'm not familiar with ElumTools for Revit. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful

[@karohariva7557]

Hi why PRC in escape Revit rendering is white material?