Bonjour quand j’ajoute une scène sur skp, je change parfois le champ de vision pour avoir du grand angle par exemple.
But when i open the same view in enscape, this one is not modified even if i change it …The rendre is not good.
jes there a solution ?
Thanks
Fred
So nobody can explain me why ?
Hello, someone to help me ?
@fredimagine , do you have Synchronize Views enabled already in case you wish to have the same view/perspective in both Enscape and SketchUp? This is further detailed here in our knowledgebase article. If you’ve been trying to create views with the same stored FoV in both Enscape and SketchUp (while View Synchronization is enabled as well) please check out my previous post here going into why the Field of View values may differ and how to resolve this.
Please kindly let me know in case I’m missing something here or if any further questions arise. Thank you in advance.
thks Damian , retry this on next design .
Hello, it doesn’t work.
I am sorry to hear that.
I have just tried this procedure once again with our latest release, more specifically what I have previously shared here:
And I am (still not) able to reproduce any problems, the perspective remains the same and I am also able to take renderings that overlap with the output of SketchUp’s viewport thereafter which is what the initial goal of yours seemed to have been.
Could you hereby kindly ensure that all the steps have been followed, and perhaps you can then further detail what exactly the problem still is, or do you experience exactly the same as you initially shared via the screenshots in your second post here?
Otherwise if you are still completely unsuccessful thereafter please kindly submit a dedicated support report for me as detailed here:
https://learn.enscape3d.com/blog/knowledgebase/using-the-feedback-button-win-sketchup/
This way I can directly check out your active settings to see where the culprit may be and take it from there. Thanks a lot in advance for all of your cooperation.
Hey @fredimagine
I see! That makes sense, thank you for the explanation.
Indeed, Enscape doesn’t save the synchronized Field of View value from SketchUp when you create a view.
Instead, it takes what was set as Field of View in your Visual Settings Preset before you enabled View Synchronization.
Because for Enscape, while View Synchronization is active, the Field of View slider is greyed out, inaccessible.
The good news is you can simply read the Field of View value here, and then create a Visual Settings Preset with the same value, and link it to the view you’ve created,
Does that make sense?
This is perfect Kaj ! it works
Thank you everybody for your help !
