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Submitted on AHA Ideas by jh.
Section cut presentation would be great.
Show how the light would be in the room as if the roof or walls were NOT cut.
Submitted on AHA Ideas by jared.
For taking Floorplan it’s critical, need an option for the light will through section or not.
Submitted on AHA Ideas by andhika.design.ars.
Rendered section planes would be great. Would need to create light interiors somehow rather than all dark.
Submitted on AHA Ideas by d_weeks.
Section perspectives are a foundational tool in architecture. We should be able to create these in Enscape. Make sure we can control the color/texture of the sectioned surfaces.
Submitted on AHA Ideas by jf.monod.
ArchViz is nothing without sections
Submitted on AHA Ideas by archvizpost.
use of boxes in enscape is faster than hiding/viewing geometry in the CAD first
Submitted on AHA Ideas by thijslankers.
still respected, thanks
Submitted on AHA Ideas by giorgiodeleo.
This is incredibly important. I’m a Vectorworks user and having presentations with perspective section cuts but with the quality on Enscape would be amazing. Currently there is a 3D section cut that is recommended by Enscape for Vectorworks users but it’s really cumbersome and doesn’t work properly.
Submitted on AHA Ideas by martinfdc.
To show the atmosphere of a space in a section/floorplan we need hidden geometry to be respected in light calculations. This would be a great addition to Revit.
Submitted on AHA Ideas by m.kopinga.
can be quite slow to achieve in ArchiCAD
If it’s fast it’ll be a handy presentation tool
Submitted on AHA Ideas by adam.
This is absolutely necessary for being able to render small spaces without camera distortion!!
Submitted on AHA Ideas by 00094698.
We frequently use enscape to “walk through” projects live with clients. We can get a similar effect with section boxes, but some of our models get to be so complex that workflow is too slow to use live.
Submitted on AHA Ideas by rkane.
A must
Submitted on AHA Ideas.
Would be nice to have both options but if one has to choose one - then definitely cut objects have to become invisible to camera but still cast gi and shadows (like clipping plane in 3ds max cameras) - would be even better if you could implement a light intensity measurement plane like the ones vray and mental ray have - would be invaluable for fast lighting analysis at project development stages
Submitted on AHA Ideas by sprindzhiukas.
+++
Submitted on AHA Ideas by giacomo.hinna.
whilst clipping plane seems to work ok in rhino and enscape, it would be good if it capped the voids in the model rather than looking inside. You have to actually cut the model if you want the sunlight to work correctly as it treats it like the building is still there.
Submitted on AHA Ideas by rkingsnorth.
There is not currently an easy way to create rendered sections through enscape with vectorworks without the file getting too large and crashing. Enscape supporting vectorworks clip cube, or having its own section plane tool would be the ideal solution.
Submitted on AHA Ideas by polly.chiddicks.
I prefer that sketch ups native sections be supported including nested sections.
Submitted on AHA Ideas by ted.
Our modeling application can do it already.
Submitted on AHA Ideas by hashimoto.s.