We can link the preset to the view, so when we click the view, the preset is automatically changed as well.įor the renders in this project, I will keep a variety of ratios since some renders will be used for social media and others for presentations. This is because each camera angle will require its own field of view and settings, that way, it is much easier to navigate through views without having to go back and forth with the Visual Settings tab. For each view that we set up, I’d advise to create a preset. This can be done within the Enscape Asset Library by clicking on the star that appears when you hover over an asset.īefore you get into any of the technicalities like lighting or materials, it is very important that you set up your camera angles correctly.įor this scene, there are a few shots that I think are crucial to catch the important elements of the design. Also, with assets that I find myself using more often than the others, I make sure that I favorite them so that I can easily find them every time. Models here are well categorized and easy to find.

The assets used here are new and have just been developed by the Enscape team.Ī few of the benefits you get from using the Enscape Asset Library are that it takes less space on your modeling file, the assets are very high quality and modeled in detail, and are ready to use with materials applied. Using the assets that come with Enscape is really a hack in itself.Įven though sometimes the furniture assets may not fit the style of the interior you’re going for, I always find it easy to choose some accessories in the Enscape Asset Library that enhance the scenes I am working on.įor example, in the scene below, I am using a combination of Enscape furniture, lighting, and accessories.

This time, Melos shares five simple hacks to help raise the level of your Enscape interior renderings. Melos Azemi, the creator of YouTube channel Scale, is back with more Enscape tips!