Enscape interior lighting | Modulus Render

[@elisa2hot]

YES!! - Thank you Vlad, you're the only one who is providing this on KZbin. Majority of Enscape tutorials are very basic, beginner level. Your artistry, knowledge and the level of detail you employ pushes Enscape to its limits - is incredible. It's very generous of you to share your industry secrets.

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you so much.

[@davidduarte2144]

That’s right man, we need a whole course of your knowledge.

[@yos6115]

This channel is a gift from God for me, a freshman in architecture

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! I'm glad it helps.

[@rmirawan8455]

So far, I found your tutorial the most advanced and easy to understand, like in photography, using light to bring out the most, thanks a lot for sharing this

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you. I'm glad my tutorials helped.

[@snehasishmahata8056]

Now that's what I call a perfect tutorial. Brilliant

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you so much.

[@andyt2233]

Just wow, ive been looking for soft lighting guide and found your channel. Looking forward for next enscape tips! :D

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you, more tutorials are on the way.

[@ZXC-ey3zu]

More of this please. I think most enscape user have a problem with interior lightings. It would be so nice if you would do something like this again. It's like math problem solving but the problem is the lighting hahaha Godbless sir!

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you, indeed, interior lighting can get tricky. More tutorials for Enscape are coming.

[@ZXC-ey3zu]

@@Modulusrender thank you sir, i'l share your tutorials in every sketchup group i'm in.

[@Modulusrender]

@@ZXC-ey3zu thank you, I appreciate it!

[@abdallakilani3209]

You are the best rendering .. i will keep learning from you.. keep share your videos 😍😍😍😍🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@asepferdiansyah7588]

Keren banget tips nya bro!

[@AnkitKumar-dw7nz]

Clean and Precise!! Great Tutorial. Thanks a lot.

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you

[@maria-olimpiacrisan1743]

Short, informative and clear ! Looking forward to the next ones !!!

[@user-xi2k0d]

great lighting tutorial for enscape

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you.

[@YoyoYoyo-kl3nb]

Clear &Short. More tutorial about exterior please.

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! Coming soon!

[@rithamy439]

@@Modulusrender Yess Exterior Please.

[@maribelguevara7541]

Muy bien explicado...gracias por tu explicación

[@Modulusrender]

Muchas gracias.

[@akshaygolatkar1584]

Make more totorial like this bro we need such content Most of the totorial on KZbin they do not explain the process they just make a speed up video which does not explain anything What you are doing is great keep it up mate 👍🏻

[@Modulusrender]

More tutorials are on the way.

[@stevesmith-un4tr]

Great tutorial - thanks 👍

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you Steve. More tutorials on the way.

[@gordongreenwood6767]

well done the portal lights , never thought of that ,

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you!

[@duotonesproduction8238]

thank you so much sir for this tutorial . love from India

[@archcarmie]

Great tutorial for Enscape, so clear and everything explained well. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, appreciate it so much. New subscriber 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@ModernARQ]

Great video! I love Enscape!

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you.

[@y.b.1727]

thx you. Nice tutoriel. can you tips the Best way to have a good lighting setting but for an external scene. thk u bro.

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you. I will post in the near future an exterior scene.

[@AnbuSketchYouTubeChannel]

Amen to that... Finaly solve my dark interior set up in enscape... Jezzz

[@Modulusrender]

Awesome! I'm glad my tutorials helped.

[@AnbuSketchYouTubeChannel]

@@Modulusrender from now i will follow your tips and tricks.. Im kina new in video rendering... I only know enscape atm.. Thnks... I hope you can review one of my video someday.. Cheers..

[@Modulusrender]

@@AnbuSketchKZbinChannel thank you! Sure, we can talk about your videos.

[@kkeanec6457]

I've been visiting all of your vids and its very helpful wish you have a material tutorial next

[@Modulusrender]

Check out the latest tutorial.

[@vadimsidash2163]

Thenk you, Vlad! Very useful!

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you.

[@mohamedfarid7499]

thank you very much for your effort to explain enscape for beginner

[@mpa-digitalarchitecture3210]

Great job and a fantastic result!

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you!

[@FREDLAMY]

Thank you very much for theses Tips 👍🏻

[@Modulusrender]

My pleasure.

[@vuonglam1608]

Wonderful tutorial! Exactly what I want to archive. Wish you all the best.

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you.

[@diensss]

enscape guru! thanks a lot :)

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you.

[@junardruado779]

Clear and concise. Amazing work! "Subscribed"

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you so much!

[@matthewspencer6505]

Brilliant Great work pal.

[@trisha8485]

Subscribed!!! Great tutorial! Wish there were more tutorials like this. Btw is this lighting technique also works for interior rooms without window or any openings? Thanks! :)

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! I would use this method only when there are windows letting the light in. When using just artificial light and no windows I put extra lights around the light source.

[@cuxxx]

At my scene , mirror facing windows and portal light any suggestions?

[@BoWSkittlez]

Holy moly SketchUp extensions! lol I thought I had a lot of icons. Great tutorial

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! That's actually one of the reasons I don't work in SketchUp 2021...I don't have the discipline to transfer all my extensions. :)

[@BoWSkittlez]

​@@Modulusrender You should take advantage of using stacked trays. I've got mine set up so that I don't have to continually minimize the others just to see the current one. Like I clumped Entity Info and Layers together, and Shadows, Styles, Components on another, etc.

[@Modulusrender]

@@BoWSkittlez thanks, I'll do that.

[@agzphotograph8006]

thank you man, this is my solution of my problem interior lighting

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! I'm glad my tutorials helped.

[@Ashashnil]

excellent tutorial

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you.

[@lucabosetti]

Great job! great idea fake portal light with linear.

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you!

[@pierrecelestin6537]

Really usefull method , thanks a lot !

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you

[@arqcova]

great tips, keep the tutorials coming!

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you, more tutorials are coming, I will make tutorials for Enscape and Thea render.

[@tommasoantonicelli8949]

Great tutorial! Are you perhaps planning a complete course on interior visualisation with SketchUp and Enscape? I would be very interested :)

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you. I will start a Patreon page soon and there, I will be doing in depth tutorials from start to finish.

[@stefanbrits8604]

Thank you so much for all your tutorials, it has been extremely helpful! You have beautiful furniture in all of them, I am assuming they are either obj files or 3ds? Is there a particular process or software you use to bring them into Sketchup? I’m running into a few problem when assigning materials to an obj file due to the multi-facets it creates. Thank you for your help.

[@Modulusrender]

Yes, almost all my models are bought and I use Transmutr to bring them into Sketchup.

[@Dom-be7up]

This is so informative, keep making more tutorials like this please! Btw, i only got 1 monitor how do you keep your enscape tab on top when editing on sketchup?

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you. I use a free piece of software called turbotop that lets you choose which window is always on top.

[@Dom-be7up]

@@Modulusrender Thank you so much!

[@fromcomplex5299]

very useful! thank you:)

[@reddfox0328]

Great video, definitely subscribed! What is the name of the floor lamp you used?

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you. The lamp is Cinetique Floor Lamp by Ligne Roset

[@aditidoestravel]

this was useful.. thanks

[@Modulusrender]

I'm glad it helped.

[@oneofonedesign4178]

Hi, First of, really nice tutorial and really informative so thank you for sharing and I look forward to more tutorials. I've been using Enscape for just a year and I love the software but I have much to learn. I'm just wondering for the part where you said to brighten up the scene, can you also use a HDRI map and increase the brightness of it rather than put these line lights to act as a fake sun?

[@Modulusrender]

Hi and thank you. You could use an HDRI map for brightening the scene but you wouldn't have the same result. Enscape doesn't have real hdri lighting, it just mimics hdri if that makes any sense. So you would get almost no shadows with HDRI (when sun is set to 0%) and you would get a lot of color in your interior even with a black and white HDRI. I use lights (spot and line) because of better control over color, brightness and shadows. If you want I can send you some tests I made with this scene using HDRI, to see the difference.

[@oneofonedesign4178]

@@Modulusrender Ah understood, you are right. I would love to check out the test scenes to learn more about interior lighting for sure.

[@Modulusrender]

@@oneofonedesign4178 sure thing, just DM me on facebook, instagram or the enscape forum.

[@hunyo9716]

@@Modulusrender your tutorials are very informative and helpful. would be very interesting to see how these tests you made look, thank you so much

[@ononto4b748]

great tutorial bro. bro your enscape screen dont minimize when you use sketchup full screen.which software use for this.

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you. The program I use to put the Enscape window on top is called turbotop (free)

[@willyvendy5310]

omg this is insane. im subs you

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you.

[@arianapopovici7063]

Hello! Love your work! From where do you download the furniture / objects?

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you Ariana , for most of my projects I buy my 3d assets or I model them myself. Here are some of the websites I use: www.bimarium.com/ dimensiva.com/ 3dsky.org/

[@masood6086]

nice work

[@mybpk838]

.. thamkyou very much (you are VRAY KILLER)!!!

[@Modulusrender]

:))) thank you.

[@slavonovotny6714]

absolutely amazing

[@gabrielolguin9988]

very good, some workshop to revit?

[@Modulusrender]

Maybe in the future. Right now I don't use revit. I use SketchUp with Enscape and sometimes Archicad.

[@Frazer20]

Do you recommend turning sun off in most instances for interior models? Thanks

[@Modulusrender]

No. But I turn the sun lower, to about 10-12%

[@trinharc1892]

thanks you, so easy

[@popochizzle]

thank you for your very informative video! what is your pc specs?

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you! The tutorials are made on my laptop with i7, 2070 max Q, 32 gb ram.

[@popochizzle]

@@Modulusrender thankyou very much!

[@ThePayal15]

Amazing!

[@CarlosJL95]

Hello, I am starting in the world of rendering, but I always have questions about where I can get good furniture models, I always have that problem, can you suggest me where to get some?

[@Modulusrender]

I use mostly 3dsky and dimensiva

[@CarlosJL95]

@@Modulusrender Thanks for the information

[@CarlosJL95]

@@Modulusrender "Dimensiva" is only for use in 3Ds max, right?

[@ajmlmac6590]

Thanksss❤❤❤

[@Modulusrender]

No problem

[@nantrix1]

Do you have tutorial using hdri as your main source of light?

[@Modulusrender]

I would use HDRI as main source only for exteriors, for the reflections.

[@casestudyhouses]

thank bro. do you have exterior scene tutorial?

[@Modulusrender]

Exterior tutorial will be coming soon.

[@casestudyhouses]

@@Modulusrender thanks

[@ktharis]

great tutor.....

[@shahriyarshojaie8178]

How to turn on cell lighting in render with which type of light.

[@birjurajatuladhar4394]

how do you keep enscape render windows on top of sketchup window....thank you in advance???

[@Modulusrender]

I use a free piece of software called always on top.

[@birjurajatuladhar4394]

@@Modulusrender thank u for answer....

[@JordiTorres-yt2zr]

the problem with this system is that the lights appear in reflections of mirrors or glass in the final render.

[@kontren6787]

Can you show setting for rendering pls?

[@teejayabella9513]

Nice

[@dylanthomas2502]

When will you be upload more enscape videos like this?

[@Modulusrender]

Soon, hopefully this week.

[@dylanthomas2502]

@@Modulusrender how did you begin learning modelling and has this become you career? I really want to get into this industry but don’t know where to start and what path to take. Do you have any suggestions:)

[@Modulusrender]

@@dylanthomas2502 I began modelling and rendering in my second year at architecture school because nobody was teaching us 3d modelling, just 2d drawing. I am self taught, I tried a lot of softwares and rendering engines and I slowly started to improve and I can say that this is my career now. My advice is to practice every day, follow tutorials and then sign up for online classes or buy lessons and keep improving. Then make a portfolio and start applying for jobs.

[@dylanthomas2502]

@@Modulusrender that awesome! I happy to hear. It still like that now with the software side of things... well at least for my course it was only the very basics, but it was what I like the most. What is the most commonly used software in the industry atm or what do you recommend learning to have the best chance?

[@melisgulfidan9950]

Hi thank you for sharing kind of these videos. But How will we use light when we see windows and curtains and small window dark room . Can you explain of lighting according to room size , window size . For example in my project has two part . Window is right side and the come office area an then came glass dividing door and then come bed area . Sun is coming after two glass window . My scene is very dark and not realistic. How can ı solve this please may you help me

[@Modulusrender]

In your case, I would try to add extra lights after each layer of glass. So, one light after the windows, on the inside and another light after the glass door.

[@vietnamsconstructiontechno8838]

so great,

[@smr8881]

How do you keep enscape window above sketchup?

[@Modulusrender]

I use "turbotop" or "always on top".

[@hazin9279]

Thank you man 🥺🥺

[@Modulusrender]

My pleasure.

[@nielsalgado4106]

Can you do interior dark lighting but for enscape pls

[@Modulusrender]

Sure. Sounds good. I will put it on the list.

[@imedhamdi862]

I want to ask you why in revit there is no spot and line light ! And where i can download assets and then use it with enscape !!!!! Help me and if you have library of assets give it to me please !

[@Modulusrender]

Sorry, I don't use Revit but if it's anything like Archicad, try using the native lights from revit and I think Enscape will render them as lights.

[@bindushreebr7241]

If we place line Lights it will be reflected in flooring ...how to avoid it

[@Modulusrender]

Think of them as studio lights that a photographer uses. You have to move them out of frame so that they light the room but they're not visible in the shot.

[@krunalsitapara8378]

Bro make the Revit to enscape rendering videos

[@Modulusrender]

Sorry but I don't use REVIT.

[@krunalsitapara8378]

@@Modulusrender okk bro but try to make videos

[@imedhamdi862]

Im with you

[@Maria-il4bk]

Thank you !!!!

[@kwaikeongable]

as refer video, when you adjust the object, still can see the preview screen at the top of right hand side. How to do the setting? When I adjust object, the screen disappear, so I unable to see the results on the spot.

[@Modulusrender]

I use a free software called turbotop to set which window will always be on top.

[@babinmb3695]

Can you make a bedroom night scene full of artificial light ?????

[@Modulusrender]

Sure, Ill put it on my list.

[@babinmb3695]

@@Modulusrender Thanks

[@mansouriamira9626]

My lights turns on only by night. Any help please !

[@PowlStudio]

Great i like ypur renndering... maybe we can collaborate each other?

[@Modulusrender]

Thank you. Just dm me on facebook or instagram

[@minkoil7030]

Can i get the name of the furniture pieces please ? thank you guys

[@ariseliving4741]

how much FOV for the realistic render? thnks

[@lumerianarchitects955]

how to open enscape frame buffer window like u did

[@Modulusrender]

I don't really know what you mean. Sorry.

[@lumerianarchitects955]

@@Modulusrender i wanted to open enscaped as like 3dsax vray frame buffer window so wen i makr change can b seen easily

[@Modulusrender]

@@lumerianarchitects955 you mean so that the Enscape window is always on top? For that I use a free software called turbotop and you can choose which window is always on top.

[@samirtagounits48]

Thnxxxx

[@alitaha5066]

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[@zerazavr]

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