I was going to post this together with the other thread but the amount of inconsistencies lead me to conclude it was better to just divide it in two separate issues.
Replicate:
-Save a view in Rhino. (call it Camera A)
-Save that same view in Enscape. (call it Camera B)
Realize these two views match in Rhino viewport correctly. All good so far.
-Watching Enscape render window, while in Rhino set Camera A from the ‘Named View’ panel in Rhino.
-Watching Enscape render window, while in Rhino set Camera B from the ‘Named View’ panel in Rhino.
Realize these two views match in Enscape window correctly when set from Rhino’s interface.
-Watching Enscape render window, while in Enscape set Camera B (which has a sun saved) from Enscape ‘view management’ panel.
Realize it is different from the same Camera B set from the ‘named view’ panel in Rhino.
So the same Camera (Camera B), is actually different if you select it from Rhino’s interface or Enscape’s interface.
This is a major problem because if you have a sun saved in Enscape, you take your first Render and all is fine, then you set the camera again from Enscape interface to match the sun and you realize the Camera is now different. The only way to get around this is to go back to Rhino viewport, move around and choose Camera B but from Rhinos interface.
Additional comments:
I am tired of experiencing this focal length issue across different degrees. It is extremely frustrating and counter intuitive. Render engine should not have a life on its own, it should replicate what I am looking in my freaking viewport. EXACTLY.