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How to Use Enscape in Revit: 10 Inspiring Renderings

ByMohamed Fakhry OnJune 25, 2023February 28, 2024 UpdatedFebruary 28, 2024

Enscape is a rendering software that allows you to create visualizations of your 3D models. It’s a plugin for live creation of photorealistic images and videos of your designs.

Enscape for Revit
  • Using Enscape
    • Step 1 – Install the latest version
    • Step 2 – Open your 3D model
    • Step 3 – Add assets
    • Step 4 – Launch Enscape
    • Step 5 – Adjust the settings
    • Step 6 – Render the scene
  • 10 Inspiring Enscape Renderings

In this blog post, we will introduce you to the basics of Enscape and then show you ten compositions created by Enscape artists.

Using Enscape

Step 1 – Install the latest version

Visit the latest version page on the official website to download and install the plugin.

Step 2 – Open your 3D model

To start using Enscape, open your 3D model in your preferred program.

Once the installation is complete, you will be able to see and open an Enscape tab that allows you to access various features and settings.

Enscape works as a plugin for your 3D modeling software. You can use it with SketchUp, Revit, Rhino, ArchiCAD, or Vectorworks.

Learn more about 3D views

Step 3 – Add assets

Go to the Enscape tab > Tools panel > click Asset Library. This library allows you to drag and drop 3D objects like furniture, plants, people, cars, etc. into your model.

enscape asset library

Step 4 – Launch Enscape

From the Enscape tab, click Start. This opens a new window where you can navigate and work on your model in real time.

enscape render
Enscape’s viewport and toolbar.

Step 5 – Adjust the settings

To fine-tune your render, you can adjust the settings in the Enscape window.

The settings allow you to change the time of day, the weather, the lighting, the materials, the camera, and more. You can also save and load presets to use the same settings across multiple scenes.

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Step 6 – Render the scene

To render the scene in Enscape, you have two options in the viewport toolbar:

1. Take a screenshot: Click on the photo icon or press “Shift + F11”.

save enscape image

2. Video: Click the film clapper icon or press “V” and then click the Export button at the bottom right side of the screen.

save enscape video

So not only an easy to integrate VR plugin, but also a very easy to use rendering engine.

Let’s take a look at some examples of presentations you can create with Enscape.

Want to use the native engine instead? Learn how to render in Revit.

10 Inspiring Enscape Renderings

1. R.S house by in.Lab Architects

House in Nature Exterior Rendering

2. Airport terminal by Sang Bui

Airport Terminal rendering

3. Exterior House by Enscape Anarchivn

Exterior Modern House rendering

4. Modern Dining by Samiat

Modern Dining Room rendering

5. Madison Square Garden by Mm3d Arsitektur

Madison Square Garden in New York rendering

6. Water feature by Joel Guerra

Water feature Minimalist rendering

7. Interior by Jason Hu

8. Interior by QuangVinh-Zin

Interior Circular Modern rendering

9. Pirouette Bridge by Sang Bui

Modern Bridge rendering

10. Exteriores PFC by Leandro Arias

Facade rendering
Mohamed Fakhry
Mohamed Fakhry

Mohamed Fakhry has helped thousands of architects and designers find their next project with step-by-step guidance on his blog, mashyo.com. About Mohamed

His journey began during his university years when he recognized the need for information-rich 3D models to accelerate learning and improve production processes. Now, Mohamed shares his expertise through Revit tutorials that are accessible to all.

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