So a few months ago we produced a White Mode model out of SketchUp. What I found out, was the Glass coloring showed up in the White Mode. At first I thought this was a problem, and then we found a way to incorporate it into our process to do do diagrams. I have noticed that that feature has now been updated, and all glass shows up white as well.
We really loved this in doing 3D diagrams in White Mode. We just completely switched our entire process over to Revit, and I cannot figure out a way to do it. Forgive the back-story.
My question: Is there still a way to use colored transparency in White Mode (Enscape) through Revit?
Thanks,
DF
I’m afraid, this is not possible anymore, I’ll gladly upvote the corresponding feature request on our agenda through your behalf though, to allow you to exclude certain materials from white mode.
Is there anything else you want to add to it?
That would be awesome!
It would be great if you custom assign materials/assets to show/not show color in white mode. Is that an easy thing to do? 
It would help a lot with the type of 3D Diagrams we do associated with our Revit Models.
Thanks!
DF
Thank you very much @dave.frazee , not entirely sure how easy it is to implement, but once this request gains enough demand we can definitely consider implementing it! 
Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with!