Capture is the settings so that when you're actually doing renderings, it'll tell Enscape, by default, save it as this type of image at this resolution. And then there's also a visual settings button, and by clicking on visual settings, these are all the different controls for your renderings, the way that you want your images to be presented, different sorts of functionality related to what kind of atmosphere do you want to have that would include such things as cloud, how bright the sun is and there's capture. But there's a general settings button and by clicking on general settings, here I can see all the different tools associated with things like your input devices which include your mice, networking, licensing pretty much all the technical backend stuff related to Enscape. In my case it's because of the small resolution on my monitor that I have to highlight over settings to see these two buttons. So you can just see the commands without having the natural settings button. And by the way, these two buttons here may just show up as what we're looking at here, like with tools and videos. There's a miscellaneous section which'll give you the ability to provide feedback to the developers as well as get information about the software and there's also a settings section. You can upload this content to the internet, add sounds.

You can create videos, options for panoramas.

There's options for virtual reality headsets, a variety of different kinds of tools that allow you to render and export your images. That's how you'll actually start the visualization of your Enscape renderings. We'll talk about what each one of these does as the lessons move along, though I will mention that over on the left hand side, there is a start button. So if you select on the Enscape tab in Revit, here you'll find all the different commands that can be used in the Enscape environment. And one of those add-in softwares will be Enscape. Those will contain all the typical Revit tools as well as any add-in software that perhaps you've installed along with your Revit software. Then you'll see your ribbon going across the top of the screen. So what you'll need to do is after installing Enscape is to open up Revit.

It works as a part of your Revit environment. When Enscape is first installed, often times individuals will think there should be an Enscape button somewhere on my desktop, but that's not really how Enscape works.

Installing enscape