I am interested which program will make the race in the visualisation of revit projects. I am interesting in working more with unreal, but enscape make his job in a different way very well too! But I understand if its impossible for unreal to overtake this. Will there be an update in the future? So I can work fast with a big Building project from Revit with much furniture and other stuff? In unreal I get problems with bigger projects. The important point for me is the speed! Enscape didn´t need any optimization and you can see after a few minutes your project in high quality.

UE4 had the target in making games first. Enscape is young and the target was directly revit. I think this is impossible to change for epic in the future. You don´t need any new Datasmith synchronisation or something like that. Is direct linked to the Revitproject! If I change something in Revit it´s direct changed in enscape. Enscape is not so free and not good in animations The video looks good, but for me unreal is better! If you can use unreal you are free in interactions. My question is: Will the Unreal engine get this features in the future too? What do you think about it? Do you have ideas how I can get the benefits from enscape in unreal?įirst for all who don´t know enscape: Enscape 2.6 – A new Dimension of Realism - YouTube I like unreal much more than enscape, but enscape make some stuff much better and I think UE need some update to overtake enscape. Otherwise you will have inferior graphics performance and you. Either way, do yourself a favour and open the Windows Task Manager and make sure Enscape is using the correct graphics cars when rendering. The compane i am working for make presentations for customers in unreal and enscape out of AutoCAD and Revit files. If you are using an NVIDIA graphics card, then it is also possible to set this in the NVIDIA control panel.

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