go ahead! the best thing is the speed

​@@ShowItBetteryou should try blender for your interior design render

Me too!!

go learn it from the source, @Modulusrender is the one who invented this kind of lighting for enscape...

it took a while but now it's here!

me too! I would love to do some more

thanks! I appreciate it

You're so welcome! thanks Andrea

It took a while but it’s finally here!

@@ShowItBetter thanks for the tutorial, always looking forward to it! do you already checked the new Twinmotion?

thanks!

thanks Tony! it has come a long way, let's hope they continue to work on the software and bring many more things into it

Thanks Julia! this was exactly the idea! to have some references and inspo for your projects. This is the only goal! thanks for the comment, brigado!

@@ShowItBetter Obrigada!! Sorry for my bad english haha 😊

i'm also glad with the final outcome!

I appreciate it D!

thanks! I haven't really tested out water in enscape but it would be a cool challenge!

you can!

my pleasure!

Haha thanks man ♥️🫶🏽

p.s on the other hand, Enscape's development hasn't been as fast lately

I appreciate it Melos! I know, the speed is the biggest advantage of Enscape at the moment.

☺☺😊☺

I believe it's mentioned in the description box

@@etokoshina4195 Thank you

I used to think the same when I was an architect student, but when you go out to the professional field people often prioritize practical tools above the ones that looks “aesthetically pleasing” sketch up is a monster, there is a lot of potential but you have to discover it, it not about the way it looks but the things that let you create

@@danielavargaslopez3521 Oh I wished that was true... I have used Ketchup before and I sometimes still have to for work, (because some projects are done there) but I try to avoid it as much as possible. The program is extremely behind compared to contemporary 3D software (Rhino, Blender, Cinema 4D, 3ds Max, etc.) I could do an infinite list of basic functionalities that Sketchup is lacking such as: - export selected - export and import cameras - snapping options (disable snapping, enable snapping, mid point, perpendicular, etc) - edit texture mapping (box mappig, planar mapping, spherical mapping, change scale, rotate, etc) - 3D gizmo to manipulate objects easily and fast. - work with multiple viewports instead of only one at a time - import the most commong 3d file types such as .obj. - extrude lines/curves - extrude faces in user defined geometry instead only normal. - node interface? - proper layer support instead of useless tags.(one should be able to assign material to tags and have all objects tagged have that material, lock/freeze tags, etc). - overall optimization to deal with big meshes such as topography. Sketchup is not only ugly and clunky with an outdated interface you can't event set to dark mode in 2024, it is also extremely basic and lacking all kinds of basic functionalities specially the ones needed to collaborate with others in an architectural project.