With the release of today’s beta, you can transition your Enscape assets, materials, and cloud setup to V-Ray 6 for Revit.
What can you expect?
Same as for V-Ray 6 for SketchUp and Rhino, the following information from Enscape will be imported:
- beta Library assets - All compatible Enscape library assets* that are placed in the Revit model are rendered with V-Ray without any additional settings setup. Place the assets in Enscape and render either with Enscape or with V-Ray.
If you decide to create ultra-realistic renderings you no longer need to start over from scratch, by deleting all the Enscape entourage and placing new V-Ray assets.
- beta Materials - With a button click, Enscape materials can either be automatically converted to V-Ray and rendered, or they can be promoted to the V-Ray Asset Editor where they can be further enhanced with V-Ray parameters.
The Procedural Clouds feature you love in Enscape is now available also in V-Ray. For the Beta program, the clouds won’t be automatically imported. So you would have to re-create the cloudy skies in V-Ray yourself.
But the official release, which is planned for December 7 2022, will easily bring the procedural clouds designed in Enscape to V-Ray 6 so that you can tweak them further.
- official release Clouds settings - The cloudy sky which has been configured in Enscape is transferred to V-Ray with a button click.
Watch our presentation from Autodesk University that shows how you can best use Enscape and V-Ray throughout your Revit design workflow!
Ready to bridge your visualization workflow?
Join V-Ray 6 for Revit beta program and test the workflow between the two yourself!
Note:
- Enscape library assets provided by 3D People will not be supported.
** If you have questions about V-Ray 6 features, please address them on the Chaos Forum.