Enscape and V-Ray - closing the gap

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I left Vray for enscape years ago because enscapes workflow and quality is enough for 99 % of day to day work (architecture) and everybody could use it within 10 min.

And I worked for years with no good way to show realtime results to a client (iphone / ipad). I hoped the union of chaos und enscape would help enscape to develop faster… on the other hand i knew deep inside that this is just an “adobe” like move to get rid of the compition in the long run ;(

well, i think that within the next 2 years we will have 90% quality with ai for non interactiv content. If enscape doesnt step up its realtime game this year i´ll have to move on. Times are moving fast right now and i don´t see enscape running.

anyways, i´m just sad, i guess, because i really like what the team achived over the years :frowning:

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I’m still confused why people thought at the time of the ‘merger’ that this was going to be a good thing for users.

I don’t think Chaos is actively plotting against the success of Enscape. But merging two companies together creates a lot of friction. I’m not surprised at all that development has slowed down, and that there’s no signs of things improving soon.

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You didn’t leave, you switched from one Choas application to another in their ecosystem. Eventually you’ll be back when Choas strips Enscape of its features and everything is under one software package like the creative cloud.