Enscape and V-Ray are two industry-leading rendering softwares. They are used by architects and designers to test and visualize ideas during design development and create strikingly realistic renderings for final presentations.
In a recent webinar, we demonstrated the power of using both Enscape and V-Ray when developing architectural projects in Revit. Since it's now possible to transfer Enscape data to V-Ray via a new bridge that has been introduced between the two rendering tools, we wanted to show users exactly how this can be done.
With the new compatibility between Enscape and V-Ray, you can bring Enscape materials, 3D assets, and cloud configurations straight into V-Ray so that you can continue working on your renders and enhance their visual quality.
Learn how to utilize both Enscape and V-Ray and see the type of outputs you can expect in the on-demand webinar below. Here are the timestamps for the recording so you can quickly jump to the most relevant sections.
- What is the Enscape and V-Ray Bridge? (1:23)
- Design iteration with Enscape in Revit (2:14)
- How to transfer Enscape data to V-Ray (24:21)
- Achieving realistic grass in V-Ray (32:48)
- Creating a quick night rendering in V-Ray (37:55)
- Light mix and compositing in V-Ray Frame Buffer (VFB) (45:44)
