SketchUp + Enscape - Interior Rendering Tutorial [Chaos Campus]

[@MlleVB]

Please make more!! I found theres so so many people use just skethcup & enscape for a rather medim scope project. So i thinks its essential to use enscape with skethcup only! Please make another tutorial showing how to render faster and also better I think its the key power of enscape

[@VizAcademyUK]

Thank you soo much for this! I was looking for feedback of this sort :D

[@gwegsta972]

do you think there is some advantages to learn sketchup when we already learned 3DS max (for interior design) ?

[@VizAcademyUK]

To be perfectly honest, yes. But it depends what your end goal is, for design and quick turnaround Sketchup and Enscape work brilliantly. But for quality and exposure I would stick to 3ds Max. Especially that it will soon have Vantage live link, so it's pretty much Enscape but in 3ds Max and it's called Vantage.

[@gwegsta972]

@@VizAcademyUK alright, thank you very much for your answer!

[@FromOtherWorld2]

That was really bad sorry 😬

[@VizAcademyUK]

Thanks for your opinion, this was a fresh review from someone that uses SketchUp from time to time. Future videos on skp+enscape will be more advanced :)

[@diensss]

Did you really use 2D plant for this video ? Shame on youuuu 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@VizAcademyUK]

I didn't, it was a model created by processional interior designer not adjusted even one bit. So it's that much better, as this did not require some special workflow. The model you see is exactly what she usually sends to 3D artists that she hires.