Getting Started Rendering in Enscape (EP 1) - Introduction to Enscape - REAL TIME RENDERING!

what's up guys Justin here from the rendering essentials comm back with another rendering program overview for you so one of the things I want to do on this channel is I want to give you an idea of what's out there from our rendering standpoint so what your different options are what the different software's are so today I wanted to give an introduction to a real-time rendering program that allows you to basically have a one-click rendering within Sketchup so in today's video I'm gonna introduce you to in scape 3d so before I get started model credit for this model is the beach house by SZ Kristoff and you can download this model from the 3d warehouse and so one of the things I'm gonna do more of is doing more introductions to different rendering programs there's a rendering program that you'd like to see kind of an overview of leave a comment below and let me know because I really want to do kind of a I want to cover a little bit of everything on this channel to give you an idea of what's out there and what your options are so in scape unlike programs like v-ray is what's known as a real-time rendering program and what this means is instead of having long render times basically you can just click play and this will just create a real-time walkthrough of your model as you go so this is actually being rendered in real time as I fly my camera through and so one of the things that makes in scape so powerful is how simple it is and so as you can see all I did is I downloaded this model and I just click the play button and I have a real-time rendering of this building and you can see how a lot of the materials are already mapped and the shadow settings are already set up so you're able to just come in and get a view and a visualization what your buildings gonna look like really quickly and so just being able to generate something like this without having to make any changes to your settings is very helpful the way inscape handles materials is very unique basically what it does is it searches your material names for different keywords so in this case for the water material it's going to look for the keyword water and it's going to automatically apply and map different properties to your materials based on those names so in this case the water material is the water look is automatically being applied to this water material based on the fact that the where water is in the description so most of your materials will get mapped automatically so in addition changes made to these materials will be real time so let's say for example that I was to come in and I wanted to adjust the color of the handrails the glass handrails you can see how these update in real time as I update them in my Sketchup model so this is really good for looking at different options and other things like that in addition inscape also now has a material editor built-in so you can come in and you can adjust different materials things like opacity and other settings within that material editor you can apply bump maps adjust transparencies and make other changes within your models really quickly using the materials editor so settings are really easy to manage and they're far less complex than in a lot of other programs so you can quickly go in and adjust things like brightness you can adjust your rendering quality you can adjust your field of view to adjust what you can see within your camera view as well as things like your colors and other things like lens flare and vignette that sort of thing as well so and all of these update in real time within your model allowing you to quickly make different decisions and look at different options within your renderings that having to wait for a bunch of tests renders to render so the built-in environment settings are very easy to use so it's very easy for example to adjust the time of day just by holding the shift key and then clicking and dragging your right mouse button so you can see how you can adjust those settings very quickly in addition you can adjust things like the atmosphere and the clouds by simply dragging different sliders and moving them around within your model so several preset horizon options are included within inscape as well as having the ability to load a custom HDRI file in the background so another cool setting within inscape is the ability to render grass so any material within your model that has the word grass in it if you select the option for grass rendering inscape will automatically render grass in those locations allowing you to create realistic grass without having to come in and mess with proxies or anything like that and one of the things I will note about this is this is really fast like I have not had any problems with actually loading and running any of this I don't think I've ever had a speed issue even before I upgraded PCs running with an in scape I know there are some minimum system requirements but this all seems to run really lightweight even when I use things like emissive materials in scape also includes the ability to add artificial lights within your models allowing you to quickly add things like point lights and spotlights in order to create interior artificially lit renderings in scape also supports proxy models allowing you to import high poly things like trees into your renderings without actually having to import all the geometry into your model to slow it down export options include the ability to export still images animation files as well as panorama files as well as the ability to view your models in virtual reality so if you're looking for more information about enscape you can get more info as well as a 14-day free trial at enscape 3d comm so one of the things I'd like about n scape is of all the programs I've tried so far it's by far the easiest and you literally just click and your rendering is created and you can just fly around your model you don't have to mess with a lot of settings that you definitely can to get great results so I would say from an ease of use standpoint inscape is probably the easiest rendering program that I've used but leave a comment below let me know what to think about in scape what you think about real-time rendering versus static rendering I just love having that conversation with you guys if you like this video please remember to click that like button down below if you're new around here remember to click that subscribe button for new rendering content every week but in any case thank you so much for taking the time to watch this I really appreciate it - in the next video thanks guys

Channel: The Rendering Essentials

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Keywords: rendering tutorials, SketchUp rendering, Vray Rendering, the rendering essentials, therenderingessentials, rendering lessons, photorealistic rendering tutorials, architectural visualization, sketchup enscape, sketchup real-time rendering, enscape3d, enscape rendering, enscape for SketchUp

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Length: 6min 23sec (383 seconds)

Published: Tue Jun 05 2018