Real-time Walk-through. With Enscape’s real-time technology, your project is visualized as a fully-rendered 3D walk-through, which can be navigated and explored from every angle, in any time of day. With the live link between Enscape and your CAD program, you can follow every update to your plan instantly. Add Enscape to your workflow to give yourself more time to create and innovate.

Virtual Reality
Explore your design in the compelling realism of virtual reality. Connect a VR headset like the Oculus Rift S or HTC Vive in a snap and get ready to walk or fly through your project. You won’t believe the extraordinary experience it will evoke.

Export Functions
Enscape offers a variety of options to share or collaborate with anyone; design teams, clients and other stakeholders can easily explore your 3D rendered design. And guess what: they won’t need any special software or superpowered computers.

Clouds
Travel through time: simulate lighting situations at different times of the day or check the artificial lighting concept your building at night. If you want to know the daylight conditions of any city of the world at any specific time: stray from the beaten track and specify a location.

Enscape 4.6
April 30, 2025
Revit 2026 Support (Windows only): Enscape now supports Revit 2026, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted workflow for users upgrading to the latest version. This update maintains compatibility so you can take full advantage of Revit’s newest features, performance improvements, and stability enhancements without compromising your visualization process.

* With Revit 2026 now supported, Enscape continues to follow its policy of supporting the latest 4 Revit versions (2023–2026). As a result, Revit 2022 will be removed from the installer and no longer supported 3 months from the official release. We recommend updating to a supported version to ensure compatibility.

Improved Support for Revit Filters and Graphic Overrides (Windows only): Enscape now supports Revit Filters and Graphics Overrides for linked models, enhancing visual consistency between Revit and Enscape renderings. The update also includes support for background patterns.

Note: The “Custom” Display Settings option and accurate override display for nested links are not yet supported; these features will be added in a future release.

Improved Roughness Value Handling in SketchUp: Improved synchronization between SketchUp and Enscape by introducing a fallback roughness value, ensuring the roughness setting is preserved when a roughness texture is removed.

Improved Handling of ArchiCAD Element Properties: To address performance limitations in the ArchiCAD API, Enscape has enhanced the element property system to support lazy loading of additional properties when needed, improving stability and preventing future issues related to incomplete data access.

Update to DLSS 4 Super Resolution with Optimized Presets (Windows only): Better image quality and same or faster performance compared to previous versions.

Artistic visual mode performance optimization: Removed rendering flush for contours and extended lines, as recent performance improvements eliminate the need for it – even at 4K – reducing potential slowdowns.

Trial Survey Prompt After Exit: A survey prompt will now appear after closing Enscape with a trial license, allowing users to provide feedback, delay the reminder, or opt out entirely.

Removed Delay on Asset Placement: Eliminated the 0.25-second delay that previously occurred when placing an asset, resulting in a faster and more responsive asset placement experience.

Improved Stability Through Better Error Handling: Enscape has improved how Enscape handles internal settings issues to prevent crashes during startup.

Normal Maps Now Consistently Handled in White Mode: Previously, normal maps were ignored for transparent or glass materials in White Mode, unlike for opaque materials. This update ensures consistent behavior by supporting normal maps only for opaque materials, clarifying rendering expectations in White Mode.

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