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Select a valid view in Revit so that the ribbon bars are not greyed out.

Make sure you have at least one 3D view in your project.

Once installed, the Enscape ribbon should be visible under its own tab in the Revit menu.

Select the Revit Plugin from the four possible components that are available in the Enscape installer window.

Use 360° images to place your model right in its future neighborhood.

If you’ve set a certain date, time and location for your project, Enscape will display the sun angle correctly depending on where it’s located on the planet.

Light view setting – gives you a perfect impression on how much lux is falling onto each surface in real-time.

Changes the time of day (Shift + right mouse button in Revit).

Number of Display Settings that may prove useful for your presentations.

This is true for any material changes, moving objects, changing Design Options, or Phases, Sun settings, and so on. Enscape is directly connected to Revit at all times, so if you’d like to change anything about your presentation, you can simply do the changes in Revit, and Enscape will update the scene immediately. Enscape will read all the Material, Texture, and Model information from your Revit Project and display it in realistic graphics.

You can just select the 3D view in Revit you’d like to start with, click the Start button, and Enscape will do the rest. After installation, Enscape adds a new ribbon that will give you access to a number of tools you can use to control Enscape. Enscape is a real-time rendering and virtual reality plugin for Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, Archicad and Vectorworks.

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