More details about the implementation of Nvidia Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) in Enscape 3.1 can be found in this AEC Magazine article. Enscape 3.1 includes new assets with a simple, white appearance for early stage design People, buildings, vegetation, furniture, and vehicles are included within this initial batch of simplified assets. According to Enscape, these assets are ideal for use in early design phases to give clients and colleagues an idea of your vision without distracting them from the core elements of your design. In addition, the Enscape Asset Library has been updated with range of simplified ‘low poly’ assets that come with a simple, white appearance. Users can create a personalised experience when presenting designs, and clients can navigate their way around a project from a web link or a QR code and visualize multiple rooms or compare different design options. To help clients better understand a space, the new Panorama Gallery makes it easy to share and group multiple 360 panorama images simultaneously, entirely through a web browser. The new Panorama Gallery makes it easy to share and group multiple 360 panorama images simultaneously According to developers, this will ensure designers have access to the latest design trends to use in their projects. These materials can also be imported into the Enscape Material Editor, where various elements can be edited to get the desired look and feel for a project.Īn Asset Library is also available, and new materials and assets will be continually added with ‘every software release’.

With the new Material Library, designers can choose from over 200 predefined ‘high-quality’ materials, such as wood, fabric, brick, and tile. Today, for the actual launch of the software, the German firm has shared details of more enhancements, including a new high-quality Material Library, a Panorama Gallery and simplified assets with a white appearance. Last week we got a taste of what was coming in Enscape 3.1, with the news that Nvidia Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) would be embedded within the architect friendly real-time rendering and VR software. Nvidia’s deep learning technology, embedded in Enscape 3.1, delivers ‘higher-quality renderings’ and ‘improved real-time performance’