Enscape Translucent Pavilion | Modulus Render
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- Enscape Translucent Pavilion
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In this video we are going to talk about an easy method to create a translucent material and more using SketchUp and Enscape. Using these few steps you'll achieve an incredibly realistic result.
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This guy is one of the reasons why I learned Enscape. now I make a living out of it. 💯
Thank you. It's great to hear that my tutorials helped.
@@Modulusrender You are always welcome. I watched 6 of your Enscape videos and it really helped me with Lightings on my rendering.
What a great tutorial and such attention to detail. Truly amazing. Thank you for sharing, Vlad.
My pleasure.
your software is the worst i have ever used ty
Marcio Kogan in São Paulo, Brazil
Yes, he has great architecture.
Hi Vlad, great tutorial once again and thank for taking the time to talk about the random texturing, I was the one who requested it on the forum. I look forward to future tutorials from you, keep up the good work.
Thank you. It was a great question.
would love it if you do more tutorials on exterior renderings! thank you for the amazing tips!
Muito emocionante estar vivenciando este momento de transição das tecnologias construtivas e software de projetos com Enscap, a cada semana avançamos para a evolução desse mercado, estou muito honrado!
The Master of Enscape Lighting
Thank you.
Thanks for sharing the Transparency tutorial. I've tried many times to achieve this on glazing when applying graphics, but could never get the right effect... this has helped a lot.
Enscape to a whole new level with your tutorials ! Good job! Any advice to improve exterior rendering to the next level aswell through lights or other tricks ?
Thank you. I will post an exterior tutorial soon.
The whole render is amazing, a real inspiration for texture detailing.
I'm making a project with wood and polycarbonate in Revit and I wish I could make it as realistic as yours. Well done!
Cette vidéo montre clairement que la qualité d'un moteur de rendu dépend avant du talent de l'utilisateur. Je suis sûr que quelque soit l'outil utilisé ce gars là nous fera de très beau rendu...
Merci beaucoup.
C'est l'idée, d'utiliser n'importe quel logiciel pour obtenir d'excellents résultats.
You are really mastering this incredible tool, keep up the good work!
Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
You need to do more videos man, really need to learn these features!
Amazing Tutorial. You just make Enscape more & more interesting to explore. Can't wait for your next Tutorial. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you.
Really enjoying your content so much! Hope you keep uploading tips & tricks for us
Thank you. I'll try.
Props to the architects of the architecture project - studio mk27 (Marcio kogan) - micasa vol.C in São Paulo, Brazil
I love your work - any chance you can do a tutorial on materials and what specs and settings you like to use to make them look realistic?
Excelente, hace unos meses estuve con problemas para poder mostrar este material en un proyecto propio y logre algo similar pero nunca se me hubiera ocurrido usar un material tipo follage, excelente.
Muchas gracias.
Best enscape tutorial ever. You are an artist.
Thank you 🙏
About metal.. they usually say metalness should be 0 or 100, but I think aswell that it makes very often better effect somewhere between
Good video...
...High time for a 6-axis, 3D mouse/space controller! 👍
(Can't imagine making a similar tutorial without one.)😉
you are the best!!!
Hello, I am a student. Your video is very good, I have learned a lot, I would like to ask you, why is the brightness and color of your enscape scene so great? My sunlight is very bright. Is it the reason for hdr? I have replaced a lot of hdr singles, the effect is still not very good, can you share your scene hdr and settings? Thanks!
Multumim Vlad! Te urmarim cu interes!
Multumesc mult.
Really nice work!! Excellent attention to detail. Thanks for showing it!
Thank you. :)
Amazing tutorial! I know you have written a lot of times from where is the HDRI, but maybe could you please give us the name? i can not find this exact hdri there. Thank youu
This is so powerful. How can I get this model to practice?：）
Hmm, i followed it but as soon as it gets a bit further away, i can see alot of moire like stripes, looks very uneven.
You have to adjust the transparency until it looks good for you. There is a lot of tweaking when it comes to translucent materials in Enscape.
great tutorial. when I follow along and I change the material to foliage and add the cutout transparency I get these diagonal lines going across the polycarbonate facade. Nothing makes it go away except for changing the material back to generic or getting rid of the cutout transparency. Is there a step I missed somewhere? Also, when you add a material to the cutout transparency, is it just a white square or is it something else?
In this case the material is foliage, with a pure white image added to transparency. Here is my article on the Enscape blog. Maybe it's clearer here: blog.enscape3d.com/translucent-materials-in-enscape
Wonderful tutorial! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge!
Thank you.
Excelente el efecto de la Luz. Te felicito. Gracias por compartir tu trabajo.
Muchas gracias.
First to watch, mentor🙌
I appreciate it. Thank you.
Awesome tutorial we need more bruv
Thank you. More will be uploaded soon.
Where were you all four years of my undergraduate years...
Busy working :)
How to give you 1 milion likes sir? Amazing tutorial!
Thank you. Means a lot.
Your project , there are simply wow
Thank you. :)
This is a good channel!
Thanks for the great tutorial. I have one question can you tell me about the light setting in this model wich is on the beam?
The intensity of the lights is adjusted so it fits in the overall lighting of the scene (hdri, lights, white balance, exposure etc) On the beams I just put an emissive material (warm color)
Can you do revit and Enscape 😢
thanks u just made my day, man
Awesome :)
Awesome bro, keep up the good work 🥺🥺
Thank you. :)
@@Modulusrender My Pleasure :D
Thanks for the tips was wondering if you could do an example of an external render of a mirrored building within a park setting?
Hey sir! You are making excellent content on this channel ! Wanted to ask if you can make a video talking about different renders and their qualities and if enscape is worth the time rather than for example vray or corona etc. Looking forward to any of the videos you make ! I am an architect student and i am in my last year doing my thesis and i am just starting to exercise with renders because i want to work doing photorealism.
Hi. That's a hard topic. I use Enscape and Thea because they're well integrated in SketchUp. Enscape has tremendous speed and Thea has great photorealistic results. I guess it depends a lot on your workflow. If you use 3ds Max then these render engines are not an option.
@@Modulusrender For now as a student I only use sketchup, so I exercise with vray on sketchup. Although your videos with thea and enscape made me question my choice thats why I was asking. Thanks again for the comment.
@@dazai3874 I used vray for Sketchup for a long time but I found Thea to be more stable for commercial work.
Unfortunately, when rendered from a distance, there is a lot of noise and it looks completely transparent...
I think you should adjust the opacity of the material based on your scene.
@@Modulusrender If the cutout percentage in the foliage material is higher than 52%, no light comes in at all. It becomes a completely opaque object. So even if you want to change the percentage of the cutout to make the material translucent, you cannot adjust it because natural light cannot enter. Sorry I used a translator. Please understand.
@@user-uk3vv6cw7n I understand. Without seeing your scene exactly I can't give you a precise answer. But from what you told me, in your case I would do 2 renders and overlay them in photoshop. One transparent and one opaque, and adjust the opacity in photoshop.
@@Modulusrender thank you very much!
Thanks for the tutorial. I’m wondering if I want to make a translucent stone facade, can I apply the same procedure?
It's worth a shot. Let me know how it goes.
Wow this is so nice. I like it
Thank you.
I Really like your content! If you allow me to make a contructive critc: You should enlarge the viewport. Sometimes I watch your videos from my phone, and the viewport is just soooo tiny
Which thing is more easier to make Polycarbonate material??? V-ray vs Enscape
and also which thing has more good Quality
Thx ur work!!
Thank you. For the polycarbonate material I guess it's easier to make it in vray. Quality depends on the scene, but vray has more accuracy and realism. Enscape has more speed and if you know haw to use it it will have better results than vray.
Can u make a tutorial regarding the mirror reflection in enscape please
Sure, I'll put a mirror in a tutorial but Enscape doesn't handle mirrors that well.
@@Modulusrender thank you very much. Look forward to it
what is this block?
Hi a nice video ! one question what kind of light do you use in the Sketchup model, because I can't find one that can be seen in the Enscape render. Thanks !
Those are native rectangle lights from Enscape.
I am lasy so I always tried to do polycarbonate with just single face.. doesn't compare to yours though acceptable for my office.. so far best I did was with frosted glass.. translucency mask is ok but you can not use outlines in enscape which I like for elewation.. views..
What is the setup of your computer? I am using my laptop for enscape render, might need to invest a desktop for render, what would be the recommended settings? Thanks
I used my laptop for this tutorial. Lenovo i7, 32 gb ram and 2070maxQ
where did you get the POLYCARBONATE GLASS texture? thank you :)
I use textures.com a lot
@@Modulusrender Thank you. Keep making video and inspiring people.
thank you !
Thank you for video... Do u know how to make water sprinkles but not fountain like in lumion... Thank you
I would use skatter for that. To spread the water droplets.
Nice work! I have a question. which is the best asset to create a good mirror in enscape with sketchup?
Mirrors are a problem in Enscape. Being a realtime engine it takes some shortcuts with reflections and transparency. So you need some tricks to make good mirrors. I will do a tutorial about it.
@@Modulusrender thank you for the reply!
Best daylight curtain material next please?
nice tutoriall thanks,, what series enscape do you use?
Thank you. I use the latest version. I think it's 3.1
Can you do one of how to use smooth leather texture?
Sure. I'll put that on the list.
Hi such an amazing render' ！ a quick question that could we get the model somewhere for practice ? that will be great if u could upload the sample model
Is there a quickway to model those bracing and connection detail?
Thank you. Some of my models will be available soon.
@@ModulusrenderCheers！！excited！
@@xinghangfu6792 I jut made them using lines and then profile builder for shape and simple shapes for the metal plates. Make it a component and multiply.
Translucent textures of Your Polycarbonate is awesome, are you adding some polycarbonate texture in material setting? Is that Enscape 3.0?
The material is set to foliage with a transparency map. It's Enscape 3.1
It's really helpfull video ! I want to try geometirc thing at 3:08, may I know detail thickness and each dimension..?
Thank you!
Amazing!!
Thank you.
very nice!
but i was just wandering if similar effects can be achieved in rhino3d. It seems enscape goes much better along with SketchUp than with rhino3d.
I will try Enscape in Rhino and check. I don't use Rhino that often.
@@Modulusrender Looking forward to it, thanks!
Thanks for the tutuorial. What are your computer's specs if I may ask?
I did this scene on my laptop. i7, 32 gb ram and 2070 super.
great!!
Where video for set tools visuals setting enscape?
This video use basic visuals setting ?
These are basic pans, zoom in and rotation, nothing fancy.
perfect! thanks!
No problem.
hello i am want to using Enscape Sketchup fore rendering and make videos, can you tell me what is the best PC specs in detail to make the rendering picture and video progress faster.
and can you tell me what is the important thing to rendering with enscape, is that VGA, or RAM, or processor, becaus i want to build a PC for that
thank you very much
Amazing amazing!!
Hi Vlad!
How did you model the Panels in Sketch Up?
hi there, i followed everything you did (except the light because my model doesn't allow for any) and the material ended up being grainy, eventhough other materials don't. do you know how to fix this? thank you in advance!
The translucent material is a little grainy. Someone commented in this thread that they got great results by rendering an image with 50% translucency and another image with no translucency and then blending them at 50% in photoshop.
@@Modulusrender by 50% translucency do you mean the transparent white texture?
@@lankyalpaca yes. But you can play around with the value and see what looks good in your case.
@@Modulusrender thank you!
Are you selling those custom old tree? it looks really nice
I will put the model on my upcoming patreon page.
@@Modulusrender Looking forward to it!
salut, mi ar placea sa stiu cum ai facut fata cu paneluri metalice, este doar o textura sau este facuta 3d din sketchup?
Salut, e doar o textura cu displacement.
😎🆒
cheers
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍thank you
Wow
great tut - where may i ask did you get the stucco from?
Thank you. It's from textures.com
Awesome! Can I get the 3d model?
Thanks. It will be available on my upcoming patreon page.
Peut on atteindre un tel niveau de rendu quelque le plugin? Archicad, Revit ou autres?
I sometimes use Archicad but I think the quality will depend on the quality of the models you use.
@@Modulusrender Je n'apprécie pas l'interface de Archicad. Sketch Up est beaucoup plus conviviale et fluide.
can i have the links for your sketchup plug-ins? Thanks
pls file sketup mk 27 Pavilion tutorai
I will share the 3d models soon.
can I be an expert in Sketchup just like you?
Anyone can. Just keep working and improving.
Kool...
can you share the tree model in this projects?
I will put the model on my upcoming patreon page.
@@Modulusrender yeb. Thank so much. Love this video!
Very nice design, where did you get that wood beam texture?
Thank you. It's from textures.com
thank you
Thanks man
Awesome Tutorial! Whats the name of the HDRI?
Thank you. The HDRI is from www.jorgenhdri.com/exterior-hdris
@@Modulusrender thank you!
Hi what intro music you use on render?
It's from morninglightmusic.
thank you
This is mi-casa wow!
Please spec your PC or laptop
For Enscape I use my laptop. i7, 32 gb ram, 2070 super maxQ. Lenovo Legion.
Thanks for sharing and reply
Yaaas!!!
Yaaaass.
any know the the name of song intro ?
where did you find hdr file?
www.jorgenhdri.com/exterior-hdris
@@Modulusrender thank you very much
This is way to complicated. He could just have used a good texture map of polycarbonate, then finish it off in photoshop. I did, and it looked way more realistic, and took way less time.
I found that if you render an image with about 50% or more translucence, and one without any translucence, and then mix them in PS with 50% opacity on both, it looks awesome.
Hi Julius, every method has it's good parts and it's bad parts and it's specific to the scene. For example, I don't like to use a lot of Photoshop in my work and If I want to make an animation then I like to have everything ready in 3D. If you like to use a lot of photoshop for post than this method isn't for you. I'm sure you can get great results the way you describe it.
Well, it's your technique and maybe yes it works but i think the method of Modulus Render is way more realistic to deal with shadows and you can easily adjust lights / shadows and even color for your polycarbonate texture in just a few clic.
One more thing, when you already setup your scene with lights and everything you only have to render all your scenes and it's done (you style can adjust some contraste / colors with PS). With your technique, you have to open each render view and then do the mix. It's a waste of time (at least in my point of view). When you have to work in a short amount of time, you can do this. Especially when the client want some changes.
At the end of they day, when you look his final render, is really convincing.
I didnt find the randomize material plugin, where can i find it?
I think it is this one sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=323&t=44049 and once you download it, you have to copy it to you sketchup plugins folder and restart sketchup to see it under extensions tab.
ONE OF ONE DESIGN is right, jut download it from sketchucation.
@@oneofonedesign4178 thank you!
@@Modulusrender thank you!