I’m just trialing Enscape on my work macbook laptop (runing with Sketchup 2023).
Off the bat, even with the default Sketchup lady and a few basic shapes around her, it feels like Enscape is very laggy compared to the demostrations as seen in the tutorials. I expect this is due to my hardware.
Thanks Alexander - I just submitted my feedback this morning with Logs - however I’m not sure if the pain I went through yesterday would still be captured in the logs?
Thanks
There might be some hints for us in the logs. E.g. if a correct GPU was picked, and other important data.
In our experience Enscape on Mac may work slower compared to PC due to obvious hardware differences, especially on big scenes with lots of geometry. We have addressed it, so the next release will work much smoother. But: in your case even if very basic scenes are painfully slow, there may be something else.
OK thanks - so I’ll await Enscape’s review of my logs?
I wasn’t using it on a big screen - just a 16inch Macbook Pro 2019 retina - and the goemetry was pretty basic
Do you know when the next release will be?
Any tips for testing / troubleshooting the Mac in case there’s some underlying efficiency problem / optimising for Enscape?
If you could PM me email that you used to submit logs I could have a look quicker
Next release is planned for the end of September. You can request trial period reset due to performance issues you have with the current version - just write an email to our support when it will be published.
I assume by PM you mean ‘continue to message you in this forum thread’ (in the absecne of any personal email etc…) Firstly I get the following ‘Load Error’ when I startup Sketchup…
Error: #<LoadError: cannot load such file – win32ole>
Re. Logs - I’m not sure howto generate these? - other than ticking the box in the feedback dialog (however ticking the box doesn’t make them available to copy and paste) - any tips?
TBH if your 2019 Intel MBP feels sluggish with Enscape, it’s not just you — those older Intel Macs never really had the GPU power the macOS version of Enscape actually leans on. The Mac version nowadays runs way better on Apple Silicon (M-series) because it uses the unified GPU/memory in a much more efficient way, and on big scenes Intel just chokes.