Test out a few to find one that's most appropriate for your project. Once it's loaded, you'll see that Enscape’s default lighting profile is replaced with your new, more realistic, IES profile. You can easily apply them in Enscape using the 'load IES profile' section in the Objects tab. Readily available on manufacturers' websites and sites like ies library, these IES files are based on the unique lighting profile of specific products. IES lighting profiles let you modify your light sources to resemble real-world lighting effects more closely. Light your project with IES ProfilesĮnscape offers incredible default lighting - but as with the materials, a few tweaks will give it a boost toward realism. Check out this video tutorial for step-by-step instructions: 2. This will not only make your model look more natural it will save you a lot of time compared to configuring the material parameters manually. Then go to the Enscape Material Editor tab and import each map into its section. If you’re using materials from an external source, such as ambientCG, once you've selected your materials, download the available maps - we typically use the roughness, displacement, and bump maps, among a few others.Īpply them to your Enscape render by creating a new material in your native modeling software and uploading the maps one by one.

But having the right tools is just part of the equation. You can search for them online, but there are plenty of ready-to-use resources in the Enscape Material Library available with Enscape 3.1 and up. PBR materials are based on real-world products and are thus very authentic looking.

Add Physically Based Rendering (PBR) materials These five pro-tips will leave your clients wondering if you traveled to the future to take photos of the finished project. With a little bit of know-how, you can push things further to make your renderings the next best thing to reality. But that's just the beginning of what's possible. Almost anyone can start using Enscape to create high-fidelity real-time renderings in a snap.

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