A compilation of videos I have created with Enscape to showcase how diverse the application can be. Cannot wait for some basic features to be implemented like lights, material editor, keyframe controls, and a proxy system. Royalty free music ‘ignite to life’
As I said in the SketchUcation forum: Nice Work ![]()
I really need to learn how to add some decent backgrounds to my work. I did see in 1.9.3.152 that you can now use “emissive” but I cannot do anything because my trial expired. ![]()
very nice peter.
great work!! very impressive use of this tool and its limitations. I think with a little more time i wont needs any other software. Keep up the great inspirations.
dope - but yes, the water look fine, but somehow frozen
well done Solo,
I like especially the plane animation =) You didn’t move the object, it just camera right?
Nice work @solo75287 !
The water is animated as you slightly can see in 0:23.
Sometimes you are moving in the same direction as the water (motion in x), so it looks kind of frozen.
Wow.. beautiful!
How do you do these videos? Do you do a walkthrough camera first in Revit, then export it? Or there’s a way to do it inside Enscape?
Only just seen this one, brilliant job @solo75287 ! The textures and lighting are spot on, is this done in Sketchup?
Would it be possible to maybe set the direction of the water animation if you don’t like it in the rendered video. For an example. Naming the material something like “Water South” (South/North/East/West) would set the direction of the animation? Maybe this isn’t anything that people need or want, but it seems like a reoccurring topic on the forum.
Would Also be nice if you could set the speed of the water animation (Speed1/Speed2/Speed3) something like that, it would give the users more control over the water if they want to slow the video down or something. ![]()
Can someone direct me on how to do multiple stop and start points for a single video export in Revit? I need it for a sample showcase walkthrough. If anyone please help, there’s nothing in the FAQ part of the website… ![]()
Thank you for your feedback, adjustments of water are already on our agenda!
You have to export multiple short videos and merge them to one afterwards.
I would recommend you to set 3D views for your start and end points, so that you are able to start the new video exactly at same position at which the previous video ended.
We are currently working on a enhanced video function which will allow you to use multiple waypoints and record walkthroughs.
Any video editing software suggestions, aside from the NVIDIA Shadowplay…?
We don’t recommended a specific editing software but e.g. Windows movie maker works as well.
If you do have a license for Adobe Creative Cloud, you can install Premiere Pro, you will be hard pressed to find a better video editing software. If you do not have a license for Adobe CC, I would recomend Lightworks. Lightworks has great features and is for free. ![]()
Link to adobe Premiere Pro CC (You can also just install it from the Adobe creative cloud program): http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere.html
Link to Lightworks: https://www.lwks.com/
Okay, I think I’ll just try the video exports in Enscape. But how do you slow down the movement of the camera from the start point to the end point? Is it in the “Settings”…?
You can increase the duration of the video in the capture tab of the Enscape settings. And the closer the start and end points are, the slower the movement.
Thanks I got it! ![]()