@@akeelansari6233 Hi, please be so kind and send an email to support@enscape3d.com , including a screenshot of the problem you're experiencing. Thanks!
I don’t necessarily agree with removing a lot of the entourage. Having people on the render can give the viewer a better sense of scale as to how big or small the architectural space is. But everything else is really helpful!
@@MelosAzemi I'm currently getting my BA in Architecture and my lecturers tend to encourage inhabitation in drawings and renders. I definitely do see the merit in not featuring them in some scenes however, I personally quite like using shilouettes of people with rendered shadows however I don't necessarily aim for photorealism with my renders
@@elhomo6406 Yeah. That makes part of the atmosphere you create in the render. Giving a look at how people will interact with the building and how the spaces are used. But over-crowding with element is definitely bad. Just don’t overdo it
Great tips! My only comment is that "Perspective" mode is 3-point perspective, not 1-point perspective. In traditional 1-point perspective, vertical elements are shown as vertical in the image and horizontal elements perpendicular to the view point are shown horizontally in the image. The lines that converge are those parallel to the view angle. The examples (2:502:522:53 ) all show three points of convergence: left, right, and top. This is particularly noticeable in the final example, where in the left image, the wall with three windows clearly has a vanishing point to the right, where the lines of the siding would converge; the wall with the door has its own vanishing point to the left, where the lines of that siding would converge, and a third vanishing point above the image where the lines of the corners of the building converge. Enscape's "2-point perspective" mode removes the third (top or bottom) vanishing point by forcing the view angle to be horizontal, and leaving the left and right vanishing points. That said, I really appreciate all the rendering tips. Thanks!
Tbh, I prefer the more vegetation one, it gives more life to the subject from the perspective of people who's gonna view it, but it depends, if presenting it to a professional or instructors in college, less vegetation could also be better for presentation.
Hihgly helpfull video. As an architect who struggled with VRay, this Enscape fits perfectly to my needs and already with your videos I did some basic rendering and got clients for a huge project I made for the first time.
Depends what you use it for - I use all the detail I can muster due to the images being used to sell our bids for contracts. The more our sites look ‘alive’ the more likely our clients will choose our designs. The reason being is we are not just showing a single building but a whole site full of various things
5:16 version is the one I like best. The "de-populated" one doesn't look "lived in" or like an area (at least) I would want to live in; too barren, almost as if it's still a construction site. Maybe it depends on taste / what's culturally valued but imo a residential area without trees (especially trees -or at least /something/- that separate the houses from the streets) isn't a residential area.
Darker contrastic renders in morning or evening always look better with more character. That said once you work in the industry you realize most clients want a bright fully lite image with sun at 11am or 13pm. Its flat and not very artistic but practical and thats what they end up choosing.
I wonder how long would it have taken me to figure out how to rotate the HDRI (and how to add the HDRI) if I hadn't seen your video? It might sound simple but this is helpful. You're a good teacher; easy to follow but a lot of information is being given out in a short amount of space.
I cannot believe this comment is this far down in the comments. The FIRST thing that was really annoying (to me at least). Agree! info is good otherwise, with less commentary.
if this is a real project, it has a geographic location and that dictates the light and position of the sun rather than figuring out what looks better. it may yet turn out that the client knows better and will point it out to you and ....
My only complaint would be that I wouldn't remove the foliage behind the house as the texture quality of the hdri is too low. Otherwise great tips. Keeping it simple is hard to learn.
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What a great video, thanks for sharing! Looking forward to more 😍
Thank you for the support! Will definitely continue to post more.
Enscepe 3d, why my sk. Up model look hanging in enscape 🤔🤔 please guide us.
@@akeelansari6233 Hi, please be so kind and send an email to support@enscape3d.com , including a screenshot of the problem you're experiencing. Thanks!
cool yes
enscape is great software
I don’t necessarily agree with removing a lot of the entourage. Having people on the render can give the viewer a better sense of scale as to how big or small the architectural space is.
But everything else is really helpful!
agree
It gives life to the scene
Thank you for your input ! In my opinion , removing the surroundings lets the building breath, but that might be just personal preference.
@@MelosAzemi I'm currently getting my BA in Architecture and my lecturers tend to encourage inhabitation in drawings and renders. I definitely do see the merit in not featuring them in some scenes however, I personally quite like using shilouettes of people with rendered shadows however I don't necessarily aim for photorealism with my renders
@@elhomo6406 Yeah. That makes part of the atmosphere you create in the render. Giving a look at how people will interact with the building and how the spaces are used. But over-crowding with element is definitely bad. Just don’t overdo it
It's just awesome
Amazing tutorial, I wiil definitely stay on your channel!
Thank you!
Great tips! My only comment is that "Perspective" mode is 3-point perspective, not 1-point perspective. In traditional 1-point perspective, vertical elements are shown as vertical in the image and horizontal elements perpendicular to the view point are shown horizontally in the image. The lines that converge are those parallel to the view angle.
The examples (2:50 2:52 2:53 ) all show three points of convergence: left, right, and top. This is particularly noticeable in the final example, where in the left image, the wall with three windows clearly has a vanishing point to the right, where the lines of the siding would converge; the wall with the door has its own vanishing point to the left, where the lines of that siding would converge, and a third vanishing point above the image where the lines of the corners of the building converge.
Enscape's "2-point perspective" mode removes the third (top or bottom) vanishing point by forcing the view angle to be horizontal, and leaving the left and right vanishing points.
That said, I really appreciate all the rendering tips. Thanks!
It really worked for me after I look and try some tutorials, yours is the one that worked. Owe you a lot.
I just studying Enscape and I am a beginner. This video is helpful for me. Thanks.
The amount of information that you shared in 6 minutes is amazing, also very well explained! Don't forget to activate windows 😜
Thank you for your nice words!
I already activated windows so the tagline won’t come up on the next video :)
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hanks lot Sir.. You helping us..
thanks, it actually let me through so i could download it.
Great video!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Superb thanks.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed :)
this is exactly what i needed, Thanks!
You’re welcome! Glad you found it helpful :)
Hey! Thanks so much for this video!
Tbh, I prefer the more vegetation one, it gives more life to the subject from the perspective of people who's gonna view it, but it depends, if presenting it to a professional or instructors in college, less vegetation could also be better for presentation.
yo bro, really thankya. Big respect
thank you for sharing 🥰
Thanks for watching!
Hihgly helpfull video. As an architect who struggled with VRay, this Enscape fits perfectly to my needs and already with your videos I did some basic rendering and got clients for a huge project I made for the first time.
Thank you
THANKS MAN!
Glad to help!
So informative, thanks a lot!
BROOO thankyou so much, this really helped and the tutorial was really easy to use as well :)
This was so helpful!! Thank you
Love it ! This video is so usefull !
Glad it helped !
wow just wow.. this 6 mins video is a lot specially for me as newbie in using enscape.
Hope you found it helpful 🙌🏻
thanks for video
You're welcome! Hope you enjoyed it :)
Depends what you use it for - I use all the detail I can muster due to the images being used to sell our bids for contracts. The more our sites look ‘alive’ the more likely our clients will choose our designs. The reason being is we are not just showing a single building but a whole site full of various things
M become noob to pro because of only your video... Keep posting more.
Glad I was able to help! I'll definitely be uploading more videos.
Really great!! Thank you for sharing. I'm looking for more.
Thank you!
Definitely, a lot more videos to come.
thank you so much dude you're a god
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5:16 version is the one I like best. The "de-populated" one doesn't look "lived in" or like an area (at least) I would want to live in; too barren, almost as if it's still a construction site. Maybe it depends on taste / what's culturally valued but imo a residential area without trees (especially trees -or at least /something/- that separate the houses from the streets) isn't a residential area.
I see your POV :) . Thanks for your input !
great tips!
Very nice. Please upload more on enscape
Thank you! Many more videos for Enscape in the making.
thank you bro thank you
thanks helpful vid
Great advice thx
Thank you! I appreciate it.
Great video. How about a color match video?
which HDRI are you using? because when I click on the link in your description it takes me to the site with all the hdri's... Great video!
thank bro...
You're welcome! Hope you enjoyed :)
You deserve more views.Very informative
Thank you very much !
you are doing great . love and hugs..
I appreciate it!
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Your videos are very helpful. Please make more videos like this, thank you so much
Glad you enjoyed! Many more videos to come.
This is so helpful thank you so much
You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Hello scale team, when is new video for enscape coming, a long time since it was tutorial from you? Thank you.
Thanks sir
You’re welcome! I’m glad you enjoyed.
hello Sir what HDRi sky did you use? I hope you could answer
Here before 10,000 subs! 😁
I appreciate it!
Nice Sir , 🙌🙌please upload more videos related to enscape
Thank you! Definitely in the plans.
U BEST!!!
Can we still change the time of the day while using the skybox HDRI??? Or not??
the suggestion next to tNice tutorials is "trap soft are EASY"
Darker contrastic renders in morning or evening always look better with more character. That said once you work in the industry you realize most clients want a bright fully lite image with sun at 11am or 13pm. Its flat and not very artistic but practical and thats what they end up choosing.
I agree, they care on which render can get the attention of the average person.
More pro tips for Enscape please ❤️
For sure! Many videos to come soon.
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i wish i watched this before my project!
Hope you enjoyed :)
Hi what exactly the name of hdri you used?
hallo sir, this is great video for newbie look me. where to get offline asset library for enscape 3.0 version?
all workеd
2:50 That's my school in japan lol
Must be nice :)
Thanks for your video. Really useful 🙏🏽 pls do more interior rendering video.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. Will definitely put up a lot more videos.
Thanks for the Video, but I don’t see the free HDRI images
waiting for a video about interiors!
It will come out very soon!
Great video: there is just something odd about the scale of the cars.
Thanks for watching! I definitely agree regarding the scale of the cars.
I wonder how long would it have taken me to figure out how to rotate the HDRI (and how to add the HDRI) if I hadn't seen your video? It might sound simple but this is helpful. You're a good teacher; easy to follow but a lot of information is being given out in a short amount of space.
Do you have any trick how to change a yellowish sunlight to white? I use the standard sun (enscape 2.6). Thankyou.
Hi! what version of enscape you're using? Thank you!
Hello! For this video I used Enscape 3.0
Great tutorial but the background music was too loud, way too loud.
I cannot believe this comment is this far down in the comments. The FIRST thing that was really annoying (to me at least). Agree! info is good otherwise, with less commentary.
is there no way to include render elements in inscape for post production?
For sure! Go to output>export material ID, and there will be 3 extra images rendered with the normal render.
Sir, Hdri images not working
May i know which version this is?
Enscape 3.0
Can i ask wat versiom of enscape ur using??
enscape 3.0
Mine keeps crashing when rendering from sketch up you got any advice?
What is the version of enscape you used there?
Hello! I used Enscape 3.0 for this video.
I wonder how it can make low poly graphic .
Wow. Phần mềm này render đẹp thật. Cấu hình yêu cầu để render có cao hơn 3dsmax hoặc lumion không bạn ? [ Vietnamese ]
nó thấp hơn 3ds max (Translated from google translate)
Hey, why is the skybox blurry in some instances?
Because it is a 4K HDRI, 8K would eliminate that problem , tho it would take a lot more computing power.
why music ?
thanks for the video. please reduce the volume of the music, it's distracting . also, you should consider some randomisation ;) ;) ;)
Thank you for the recommendation.
Hdri link?????
polyhaven.com/hdris
if this is a real project, it has a geographic location and that dictates the light and position of the sun rather than figuring out what looks better. it may yet turn out that the client knows better and will point it out to you and ....
Thanks for your input! Depends on the client and the project.
@MelosAzemi wow where can i find such clients? (I guess that's why all this is done, to get closer to the real world, not fantasies, right?)
My only complaint would be that I wouldn't remove the foliage behind the house as the texture quality of the hdri is too low. Otherwise great tips. Keeping it simple is hard to learn.
Thank you for your input, I see your point of view !
Good work!! We are a Brazilian architecture company. We also have a youtube channel!
I appreciate it! I will check it out.
Mew Sub. 💪🏽
I appreciate it! Hope you enjoyed :)
Honestly, both looked unrealistic and cartoonish
too much saturation, nah
It is the same…
Hacked i guess
Buy windows!
Already done ! :)
Still trash anyway... ridiculous software
THIS IS SO HELPFULLL. THANK YOU
So informative, thanks a lot!