Let’s take a look at an interior example. Just agree within your team that the “Enscape” views should never be modified in Revit-meaning, someone should never use those special views to hide all the structure and roof elements to get a better look at the model in Revit. When creating a dedicated Enscape view with all the settings properly adjusted, you can confidently launch Enscape at any time for an internal design review or client meeting. To do this, press Shift + U / I or CTRL + U / I. If your priority at some point is not concerned with true natural light angle, but on nice looks instead, you can also temporarily move the sun orthogonally to its natural trajectory. Shadows now accurate for project location and true north We might use Shift + Right click & Drag to adjust the time of day to brighten things up a bit. Once in Enscape, the model looks nice we see realistic reflections on the glass and interior lighting. Using Revit’s installed advanced sample project, we open the Default 3D view, as shown below, and start Enscape. To introduce you to the best practice Revit design options and settings, first, let’s talk about some challenges we face using the default Revit settings. These advanced Revit rendering tips will not only aid in your firm’s internal Revit design process, but also facilitate smooth and effective meetings with your clients or project stakeholders. To help you understand how to use Enscape in Revit from start to finish, this post will mention a few things you should consider for your Revit project and walk you through best practices for configuration, settings and options for realistic 3D views in Revit.

When using Autodesk Revit, it is very easy to open a 3D view and then start Enscape to begin exploring your project in a photorealistic real-time environment.

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