I just wanted to share the latest preview render from the project i’m working on at the moment. A lot of work is still to be done, but Enscape is once again proving itself to be an invaluable tool in the process!! … and the material editor is a gift from heaven 
hoping for even more pro features in the future!
Best regards
Lasse
Looking quite awesome! Great work! :thumbup:
Really nice work! Interesting design as well.
Great stuff Herbo!
Very well done! Nice lighting.
did you use post-production software?
Thanks everyone 
Only a tiny bit of color correction is done in post (photoshop)… the whole scene is 3d, and rendered from enscape.
revit > ensacpe?
im curious how you got the wood grain patterning to randomize as well as the concrete material reflections to catch some light and the others to maintain a rough surface?
It’s modelled and setup in skechup
The randomization of textures can be done i many ways in sketchup. you can manually adjust the textures, or you can use a plugin to do it automaticly :-)… i use the later
The reflections in the concrete is done via a specular map (a black and white texture indicating different roughness areas of a material), plugged into the material in the brand new material editor :-)… add a little bumb as well, and you are good to go
Wow. This looks awesome, I’m wondering how Revit could approach this level of realism though as it doesn’t have a Specular map (I can’t find one) and a plug-in for randomising seamless textures etc…
Material-wise, everything in this image is possible within Revit. You can also assign glossiness maps in Revit. Have a look at this one:
https://enscape3d.com/knowledgebase/revit-material-parameters/
Or heres a detailed yet slightly outdated tutorial: https://youtu.be/oo0k1J9DcZg
Thomas,
good tutorial, and I see the glossiness map is the specular map!
Thanks again.
Yes, this enscape tutorial was needed by revit years ago, I never knew you could use a specular map in revit until I watch this. my materials look so much better now!!!
